Author Archives: M0TZO

Click following image for the Kempton May 2006 Gallery Copyright © to Whitton ARG 1988-2008

Over the years the younger members of the Club have heard about ‘steam radio’ and decided to have a go at generating there own steam to run a home made crystal set. And to our surprise it worked! Look out … Continue reading →

Another friday night down the club was enjoyed by various members tonight including 3 projects being Soldered togther at different tables. Photo 1 Peter (with Mike (G1WIA)) Building Walford Kit.Photo 2 Andrew (2EØBBE) building a WiFi antennaPhoto 3 Jason building … Continue reading →

Congratulations for the club are in order as on 30th November 2005 we obtained certificate no. 45 in AMSATs “51 on 51” award challenge. We also have the honour of being the first (and currently only) station in the UK … Continue reading →

Call: M2WOperator(s): 2EØTZO, 2EØVAG, GØMRF, GØOFN, GØPZA, GØRTN, G4KLF, MØDMJ, MØLHR, M3ESQ & M5ACZStation: GXØMINClass: M/S HPQTH: SW LondonOperating Time (hrs): 47 Copyright © to Whitton ARG 1988-2008

Friday 25th February 2005 – Sat 26th February 2005 The Antenna Team:- Colin MØDMJ and David GØMRFThe Volunteers:-Ted GØJQQ, Michael MØMDC & Matthew M3ESQ our, (not so little) Goffer. Well for some months now we, at the Whitton ARG, have … Continue reading →

The Net started at 8pm clock time on S20 then we, Mike G1WIA and I GØJQQ QSY’ed to S18 and were joined by Albert G4VBH then Gerry GØRTN joined followed by JJ G6VZM then David GØMRF, with JJ Jnr M3PFX … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Richard Gooch M3HZK, Dave Poole M3PXD and John Johnson (jr) M3PSX who all passed their Intermediate exam tonight with exceptionally good results. All three are now planning to take their Advanced test as soon as possible. Copyright © … Continue reading →

See the fun Photos Copyright © to Whitton ARG 1988-2008

The group was asked to man a demo Stn CW/SSB, we used the FT 1000 MP V5 (the base Stn version) and a talk in station on 2m & 70cms, we also supplied a bit of marshalling as well. When … Continue reading →