When I first started publishing my , there were really only three of us producing amateur radio license study guides: the ARRL, Gordon West, and me. Now, there are many more. If you do a search on Amazon for “Technician Class license study guide,” you’ll see that there are at least a dozen other study guides out there.
Read MoreUK Clubs to Keep Data Upto Date
/If you are a member of an RSGB-affiliated club or society, the RSGB is encouraging you to check that your organisation’s details are up to date on Club Finder.
The RSGB Club Finder allows people to search for local amateur radio groups. Those people could want to join your club, find out more about amateur radio before taking their Foundation licence exam, or could perhaps need support for British Science Week activities. Updating your listing is easy. Just log into your club’s Membership Services account and go to the ‘UK Club Finder’ section.
The form includes a section called ‘Meeting details’ where you can add helpful information about disabled access, as well as details about both physical and online meetings. The Society will update Club Finder with any new data between 4pm and 6pm every Friday afternoon. I
f you wish your latest information to appear before the weekend, please ensure you update your details before 3pm on Fridays.
If you have any questions about the process, please contact membership@rsgb.org.uk
RSGB Contest Committees Looking for Volunteers
/The RSGB Contest Support Committee, HF Contest Committee and VHF Contest Committee are looking for volunteers who can help organise, support and manage the Society’s contesting activities. While applications from experienced contestants are welcome, the committees would also be pleased to hear from radio amateurs who are new to contesting.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact RSGB General Manager, Steve Thomas, M1ACB in the first instance, via gm.dept@rsgb.org.uk
