Pubs and Clubs On The Air (PACOTA) 2022

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Pubs and Clubs On The Air (PACOTA) 2022 is Back! - 13th/14th/15th May 2022

If you or your Radio club or Society are interested in taking part and putting on a station please complete the Web Entry Form at the website listed below or alternatively e-mail pacota@g6tw.org.uk and we will send you some details, hints and tips.

Pubs and Clubs On The Air (PACOTA) 2022 - https://pubsandclubsontheair.wordpress.com/

Antarctic Ham Radio Station Active for Children's Day 5 May 2022

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the 63rd Japan Antarctic Research Expedition at the Syowa Station plans to operate "Special Operation of Children's Day" as follows.

When participating in the Special Operation of Children's Day, please be careful to take measures to prevent the new coronavirus infection by yourself, avoiding thorough hand washing, wearing a mask, ensuring social distance, sealing, denseness, and close action.

In addition, if a state of emergency declaration, etc. due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection is issued, etc., if special operation is unavoidably cancelled, JARL web will guide you, so please be sure to check when you participate.

  • Date: Thursday, May 5, 2022, 5:00-18:00 JST

  • Operating frequency: 21 MHz band SSB

Stations that prioritize communication

  • association bureaus operated by elementary, junior high, and high school students in Japan

  • individual stations established by elementary, junior high, and high school students in Japan

  • individual stations where aerial power in Japan is licensed for 10W or less

RSGB’s Commonwealth Games Special Events Station

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The 2022 Commonwealth Games starts on 28 July. Over 5,000 athletes will converge on Birmingham and the surrounding area from an estimated 72 hosts to compete over 12 days as part of the Games.

The RSGB is organising a number of activities to support the event, including a special event station in the grounds of the National Exhibition Centre. The Society wants to showcase amateur radio to the athletes and public for as much of the Games as possible and will need a large number of volunteers to operate the station and chat to visitors.

Due to the location of the station, operators will only be able to access the Games by train and participants will be security checked as part of the accreditation process.

If you’d like to help operate the station during the Games, contact RSGB Region 5 Representative Neil Yorke, M0NKE: rr5@rsgb.org.uk