It was been known on occasions for Radio Amateurs to venture outside their shacks and into the world. This was the topic of talk tonight as SOTA activations came to NDARC. A light hearted look at what is involved with planning and activating a SOTA
Following on from lock downs and Pandemic restrictions, February finally saw the first face to face meeting for NDARC in a long time. The topic of the evening was Antenna’s and was hosted by Al Saje M0SLO. Along with a presentation of antenna design and
Love it or hate it Digital is here to stay and tonight members of Nuneaton & District Amateur Radio Club got to find out more about getting started with DMR. Presented by Guy M0GUY the presentation covered radios, modes and hotspots. Guy outlined the equipment
The hills were alive with the sound of CQ on the 3rd July as NDARC took to the hills for a spot of SOTA activations. With restrictions starting to slowly ease across the UK, it was decided to get out and about once more, whilst
January brings with it the yearly AGM and the start of a new club year. This year also saw the club welcome Malcom Hancock ex Station Manager of Rugby Radio Station to present a talk on the history of Rugby Radio station from its birth
With the weather turning slightly cooler and autumn just around the corner its time to remind ourselves of the hot sunny days of the summer and the field day activities enjoyed by the club. With scorching hot temperatures and blue skies for all, the start
NDARC were pleased to congratulate yet another successful Foundation candidate after passing their Foundation Exam and entering the world of Amateur Radio. The club always enjoys working new licence holders, so why not drop into the weekly clubnet on a Thursday evening 145.475Mhz at 21:30.
March’s meeting welcomed Callum McCormick M0MCX of DX Commander fame to the club for an evening of entertainment, laughs and information presented in Callums unique whit and charm. Covering Callums journey from Scout Master to the spark of inspiration for the DX Commander and beyond
Are you prepared? – because if you’re not we know two people who certainly are. February saw Lee Hall and Callum Whitehall provide an informative evening to members on levels of preparedness in the modern world. From dealing with day to day issues such as
Isn’t that what AGM stands for, oh in that case it must have been the 2018 Annual General Meeting for NDARC instead. Either way the meeting proved to be another great meeting, with a very healthy attendance by members. Election for the committee were held