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Wythall Club Member in SPRAT again!

June 21, 2012 By: Chris G7DDN Category: Club, News

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Nice to see members of Wythall Radio Club in the Amateur Radio press again. This time it is Barry M0DGQ, one of our QRP (low power) fanatics, who has been in the news.

Once again Barry has had one of his homebrew articles published in the latest issue (out today!) of what many people consider THE best Amateur Radio magazine in the UK, SPRAT.

SPRAT (Small Powered Amateur Radio Transmitters, to give it it’s full title!) is the quarterly journal of the G-QRP Club. Many of the best known amateurs in the UK are among the members of this club.

What is more, this is the second time that Wythall member Barry has had an article published in this august publication. This time it is for a homebrew 40 Meter band Transmitter project. Opposite is the latest front page from SPRAT and Barry’s transmitter is pictured on the left.

We are very proud to have Barry in our club. If you want to find out more about his ham radio projects, visit his personal pages at www.m0dgq.co.uk

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