About Our ClubThe Huntingdonshire Amateur Radio Society (HARS) was formed in the mid 1980s and amalgamated with the local repeater group for GB3OV meeting in local pubs and later in 1988 at the Medway Centre in Huntingdon. For 4 years up until 2015 we met at Hemingford Abbots Golf Club and now we meet in Buckden Village Hall. Newcomers will find a warm, friendly and informal atmosphere. Currently HARS have about eighty members, including ladies, with wide interests in amateur radio including an active CW training and appreciation group. Club Details HERE |
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Meetings (for directions please see Contact page)
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Next Meeting Thu 27 Jun 2019 Talk - "Hints & Tips for going /Portable" (Mervyn Foster - G4KLE) |
Events (for details please see Events page)
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Next Club Event Buckden Village Fair - 6th July 2019 GX0HSR |
Event Reports for "Airfields on the Air" and "Mills on the Air"
HARS Club Meeting on 13th June
We invited representatives from East Anglia Children's Hospice and The Alzheimer's Society to come along to our club meeting and give a presentation on their respective charities. Mr Alun Jones from EACH and Mr Gary Sutcliffe from the Alzheimer's Society were then presented with cheques from money raised from the sale of the equipment belonging to John Smith G4KJJ.
Information
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No strong opposition to 144–146 MHz Reallocation Proposal at CEPT meeting
The ARRL report on the French proposal to assign 144-146 MHz to the Aeronautical Mobile Service At the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) Project Team A meeting of June 17-21, France introduced a proposal targeting 144–146 MHz as part of a broader consideration of spectrum allocated to the Aeronautical Mobile Service. “We hear only one admin[istration] (Germany) opposed the 144 MHz proposal — no one else,” the UK Microwave Group tweeted following the meeting. Otherwise, it has been carried forward to the higher-level CEPT Conference Preparatory Group (CPG) meeting in August. Read the full ARRL story at: http://www.arrl.org/news/no-strong-opposition-to-144-146-mhz-reallocation-proposal-at-cept-meeting |
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The Space Weather Woman All Quiet at Earth, New Crater on a Stormy Mars: Solar Storm Forecast 20 June 2019 Dr Tamitha Skov WX6SWW youtu.be/F5Wa6bXGy_I |
Club Nets
Nets
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Repeater
• GB3OV
• 70cm (RB05) • TX Frequency 433.125MHz • Rx Frequency 434.725MHz • CTCSS = 94.8Hz • Locator = IO92VG Code of Practice for Voice repeater operation
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Morse/CW
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Digital Nets to be held every Monday
The Digital Voice NET new schedules from Monday 1st July 2018 at 20:00hrs and will continue on a weekly basis.
The Frequency and details for the first net will be as follows:
First week of month is : DMR
Frequency: 438.600MHz DH:2 Simplex
Colour Code : 1
Talk Group: 9
Time Slot: 1
The second week of month is : DSTAR
Frequency: 144.600MHz Simplex
Mode: DV
The third week of month is: C4FM (Fusion)
Frequency: 144.600Mhz Simplex
Mode: DN
There will be no net held on the 4th or 5th Monday of the month.
The Frequency and details for the first net will be as follows:
First week of month is : DMR
Frequency: 438.600MHz DH:2 Simplex
Colour Code : 1
Talk Group: 9
Time Slot: 1
The second week of month is : DSTAR
Frequency: 144.600MHz Simplex
Mode: DV
The third week of month is: C4FM (Fusion)
Frequency: 144.600Mhz Simplex
Mode: DN
There will be no net held on the 4th or 5th Monday of the month.
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