September 20, 2022 By: Chris G3YHF Category: Club, News
The historic Morse code keys donated to the RSGB National Radio Centre by the family of Colin Baker G6ZDQ (SK) are now on display.
NRC volunteer Mervyn G4KLE has been trying them out and demonstrating them to visitors.
The keys were recently donated to NRC at Wythall Radio Club, where Colin was a founder member.
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There is an organised activity on 1st Tuesday of each month at 8.30pm (unless stated otherwise) in Darts Room, Wythall House. Our Club also has an informal meeting EVERY Tuesday from 7.30pm in Wythall House bar.
See our Programme of Activities by clicking on the link below. The list will be updated as new activities are finalised. Watch the web site for advance notification of activities!
The club’s motto is "Having Fun with RF" and our mission is to have FUN with RF in everything we do.
Currently, Wythall Amateur Radio Club manage the following callsigns:
– G1WAC
– G4WAC
– G7WAC
– G0WRC
Amateur Radio is a world-wide technical hobby which allows people of all nationalities, religions, age groups and abilities to communicate with each other and have a lot of fun at the same time. It has a strong volunteer public service content. Go to Header Menu and read more under Amateur Radio
Reluctantly, Wythall Radio Club has had to close its classroom and online training programmes after nearly 20 very successful years. There are many reasons for this and these are explained elsewhere on the website. Chris G0EYO still continues to act as Training Co-ordinator for the Club. If anyone wants advice on where to go, then please contact him via e mail g0eyo@blueyonder.co.uk. Go to Header Menu and read more under Training
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