UK Microwave Group retweeted
Honoured this morning on behalf of the @IARU Administrative Council to present the IARU Diamond Award to Barry G4SJH for his sterling work in leading our volunteers at CEPT and WRC on AI 9.1(b)
UK Microwave Group retweeted
The Twelfth Scottish Microwave Round Table GMRT is this Saturday 9 November 2024 at the Museum of Communication, Fife. Lunch will be provided, and an optional dinner will be held in the evening at a local hotel.
Further details via: gmroundtable.org.uk
#amateurradio #hamr
UK Microwave Group retweeted
1240-1300 MHz band: Download the #IARU Region 1 paper Developing the amateur services in the 23cm band when considering ITU-R Recommendation M.2164
iaru-r1.org/wp-content/uploa… #WRC23 #Galileo #RNSS #GNSS #GPS #amsat #hamradio #hamr

ALT The impact of M.2164 across the 23cm band If M.2164 is implemented across the entire 60 MHz available in the band, then the amount of viable spectrum (i.e. that is not subjected to a very restrictive power level) for the amateur service is reduced to 6.24 MHz. From this reduced bandwidth, 4 MHz is identified solely for narrow band applications. For broadband applications M.2164 identifies only 2.24 MHz which is shared with narrow band applications also. If all the technical measures in M.2164 are implemented in their entirety then 51.76 MHz of the current 60 MHz band become unusable for any realistic amateur application due the impractical low powers levels proposed.
UK Microwave Group retweeted
🏆Congrats Charlie Camilleri, G3ABC winner of Beginners Category of Construction Competition & Gavin Nesbitt MM1BXF Trophy for “QO-100 DATV-capable station”
Charlie's an undergraduate studying Electrical Engineering & has recently got his Full UK #amateurradio licence
#RSGBagm
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Congratulations Murray Niman, G6JYB who is awarded the title of Life Vice President for his outstanding contribution to #amateurradio, particularly in recognition of contribution as Chair of the Spectrum Forum.
This is the highest honour the Society can bestow 👏 👏 👏
#RSGBagm
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Well done Barry Lewis, G4SJH who's received Calcutta Key for his work in defending #amateurradio access to 23cm band
He's led efforts in @IARU, countless int. professional tech meetings & 2023 World Radio Conference to show amateur radio operation & Galileo can co-exist 🙌
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Breaking news: @Ofcom has just shared a doc that sets out its "decision to update the #amateurradio licensing framework to ensure the policies and licences meet the needs of today and tomorrow’s radio amateurs, while streamlining the licensing process": ofcom.org.uk/consultations-a…
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Third week of @ITU WRC-23 has seen the approval of a new footnote to 23cm amateur band at 1240 to 1300MHz under Agenda Item 9.1-b. A major landmark after 4yrs hard work and it lays out basis for guidance/next steps. FFI: rsgb.org/main/blog/category/…
#amateurradio #ITUWRC @IARU_R1
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Here is the #iaru team less JA1JCP who left last week ( I leave tomorrow). Thank you to all our member-societies who support the team @IARU_R1 @arrl @RACTWEETS @LABRE @DeutscherARClub @ORARI @SARTS @WIA @theRSGB – at Dubai, United Arab Emirates
UK Microwave Group retweeted
#RSGBconvention 23cms update:
▶️Barry Lewis, G4SJH - #amateurradio/RNSS coexistence in 23cm band
▶️John Worsnop, G4BAO - how possible RNSS changes will affect narrow band DX operation & EME
▶️Dave Crump, G8GKQ - future of ATV in 23cms
Watch at youtu.be/w7u5s_Zuiug
UK Microwave Group retweeted
At the conclusion of working group 4B7 on the 23cm issue the #iaru was invited by the chair to make some comments. A rare privilege for an observer at a WRC to be invited to take the floor. I thanked the delegates for their hard work over the last 4 year cycle on this agenda item – at Dubai, United Arab Emirates
UK Microwave Group retweeted
.@ITU World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-23) is well underway. @IARU_R1 reports that ITU Recommendation M.2164 on guidance for amateur & amateur satellite usage in 1240-1300MHz has been published: iaru-r1.org/2023/itu-r-recom…
FFI rsgb.org/wrc-23
#ITUWRC #amateurradio
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Latest update from the WRC, starting today: report from @G4SJH_Barry on the @IARU Web
iaru-r1.org/2023/development…
#WRC23
UK Microwave Group retweeted
A reminder that the 2023 Scottish Microwave Round Table (GMRT) will be held between 10.30am and 5pm on Saturday 11 November at the Museum of Communication, Burntisland, Fife in Scotland.
Full information and online registration at: gmroundtable.org.uk/about
#hamr #amateurradio
UK Microwave Group retweeted
The SHF UK Activity Contest is on Tuesday 26 September from 1830 to 2130UTC. Using all modes on 2.3 to 10GHz frequencies, the exchange is signal report, serial number and locator #amateurradio #hamr
UK Microwave Group retweeted
The RSGB response to @Ofcom #amateurradio consultation has been submitted and is published on our website: rsgb.org/licencereview
RSGB President John McCullagh, GI4BWM has written a message to radio amateurs about the response: rsgb.org/main/blog/news/rsgb…
UK Microwave Group retweeted
RSGB video release: RSGB Spectrum/licensing expert Murray Niman, G6JYB, explains more about @Ofcom Consultation “Updating the #amateurradio licensing framework”. The video is part of our wider guidance. Please also use it to start discussions at your clubs youtu.be/whEHWhl8QYs
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Nice DX today on 2320 MHz at over 580km during the @UKGHZ Low Band Contest session. 1296, 2300 and 3400 MHz activated. Fab weather too! 🌞🌞 #GHz_bands
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Well done to Barry Chambers, G8AGN who was awarded the Norman Keith Adams Prize for his article “Operating on the 30THz band” published in the December 2022 edition of RadCom Plus.
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