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September 2018
Suffolk Red 18
Formed in late 2015, Suffolk RED is organised by a steering group and supported by the collaboration of amateur radio and electronics enthusiasts in the Suffolk area of the UK. Read about The Suffolk RED Steering Group here. The name RED stands for Radio and Electronics Development, and the events are aimed at anyone with an interest in any aspect of electronics and radio engineering and operation. More about the history of Suffolk RED and its aims for the future…
Find out more »October 2018
Club Meeting – Discussion on the future direction of LARC
Following input from among the 16 members who attended the September meeting there is an opportunity at the 9th October club meeting for members to discuss the future direction of the club. Please do let the Chairman or Secretary have your thoughts prior to this meeting so that options can be formulated.
Find out more »November 2018
Club Meeting – AGM
A message from the club committee: Dear members, The future of Leiston Amateur Radio Club is in the balance. At the September committee meeting, the chairman (Les, G0DFC) and vice-chairman (Tony, M0XTF) both announced their intention to step down at the forthcoming AGM on 13th November. If you think you could fill one of these positions, or have any comments or suggestions regarding the future of the club, please contact Les <lesg0dfc@gmail.com> or me <pintail@globalnet.co.uk> as a matter of urgency.…
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Suffolk Red 19 Suffolk RED is for Amateur Radio & Radio Electronics hobbyists, Licensed Amateur Radio and new to the Amateur Radio hobby. Whether you are just starting out in the amateur radio hobby with an M6 foundation licence or long term amateur radio licence holder now looking for something new to try your hand at, Suffolk RED is the place to pop along to. The format is skills sharing, live demos, build workshops, field days and special event stations.…
Find out more »December 2018
LARC Members Weekly Net
The trial of a new net on the GB3PO repeater (Channel RV52 – Input 145.050, output 145.650MHz, CTCSS 110.9Hz). Net controller for the first event will be our chairman Vaughn, M0VLK. Please try to join us, even if it’s only to call in and say hello; it all helps to keep LARC active and vibrant.
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