A celebration of KW Electronics at the clubhouse. GB8KW will be live and operating vintage KW hardware. Operation will be mainly on 80, 40 and 20m, AM and SSB perhaps some CW. Visitors are welcome, particularly former employees of KW Electronics.
40 and 80m. Exchange RST and serial from 001
40 and 80m. Exchange RST and serial number from 001. A station may be worked on RTTY and again on PSK63.
During this meeting members will be able to help set the agenda for the club's meetings and activities for 2026. Please come along, and feel free to voice any ideas you have! This meeting will be led by Jakub M0KUK.
40 and 80m. Exchange RS and serial from 001
Dave G4BUO, who has many years of contesting experience, will focus on how to get started in contesting and will share some of his knowledge and advice built up over the years. HF and VHF contesting will be covered. This will be of particular interest to newer club members who have taken an interest in […]
Paul Kerensa's fascinating show about the very early history of radio broadcasting in the UK. This one-man show informs, educates but above all entertains about radio’s first moments – alongside insights from inside TV/radio today. Enjoy tales, clips and re-enactments of the earliest landmark broadcasts: the first radio drama, music, comedy, sports, children’s programme + […]
This will be a Social and Technical evening focusing on amateur radio related software. The idea is for club members to exchange the knowledge of the tools (other than logging software) that we are finding helpful; perhaps things like NanoVNA Saver, HeyWhatsThat. Many members will have their own toolbox. Perhaps some of those tools could […]
For any radio amateur operating with external antennas, lightning is a risk that cannot be ignored. In this talk, Chris G6HTH shares his expertise on how to safeguard not just your prized radio equipment, but your home and safety as well. Chris will guide Cray Valley Radio Society members through the practical steps of lightning […]
Gustim G8YTZ will give a talk about QO-100 followed by a practical demonstration of using the QO-100 geostationary satellite to make amatuer radio SSB QSOs.