CHESHAM & DISTRICT AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
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CLUB MEMBERS

1. Jeremy Browne G3XZG, Chairman More info

2. Terry Thirlwell G0VFW, Secretary More info

3. Clive Hayward M1EQO, Treasurer More info

4. Phil Blakeney G8BLB, Publicity More info

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Roger Piper G3MEH, Member / Foundation Course lead Instructor More info

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Latest events

19 May to 26 June

Little Chalfont Village Day

28 May to 28 July

McMichael Rally 2009

22 February to 22 August

Practical Construction Project

13 May to 30 August

Club Calendar May – August 2009

Latest articles

IRLP and D-Star Operation This is an Article about Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP) & Digital Smart Technology for Amateur Radio (D-DSTAR) Operating using simple VHF / UHF Transceivers.
CAD Yagi Antenna Design Recently Roger G3MEH, gave us a talk and demonstration of CAD Yagi antenna design, using some DOS software.
TV Digital Switchover Information Welcome to the site which explains what you need to know about the Digital Switchover issue in clear, plain English
DX Sherlock 1.7 - V/UHF QSO real time maps If you are interested in checking propagation on 28 MHz, 50 MHz, 70 MHZ , 144 MHZ and 432 MHz, here is a web site which shows real time maps of Amateur radio stations. It can display by Band, or propagation mode i.e. Tropo, Sporadic-E, MS, Aurora and various others, and it automatically refreshes every 2-3 minutes
APRS introduction APRS introduction APRS is an abbreviation for Automatic Packet Reporting System and it is a graphical method of broadcasting positioning information in "real time" from packet radio-equipped stations. It was originally designed by Bob Bruninga WB4APR in the early 90's, but it has seen explosive growth in the last few years due to excellent software such as UI-View.