2024 - Page 8 of 15 - Fort Purbrook Amateur Radio Club (Hampshire)

FPARC Club Net (GB3SH / 2m)

by Fort Purbrook Amateur Radio Club | 8 Aug 24 | Events, Nets

2m Open Club Net – GB3SH. Come join us in our weekly 2m open net (usually commenced on the Southampton repeater GB3SH). All licensed amateur radio operators are welcome to join in. Shortwave Listeners and those prelicensed/studying for their licence are welcome to listen in. NOTE: if QRM from local repeaters is making contacts difficult,…

Squoosh

by Fort Purbrook Amateur Radio Club | 31 Jul 24 | How a thing works

Find the Website App here: https://squoosh.app/ What is Squoosh? Squoosh is an excellent, free online image resizing app. It runs either in your web browser, or in an app you install on to your device. Using it allows you to reduce the file size of an image (sometimes a significant reduction) without destroying (much!) the…

Club Meeting

by Fort Purbrook Amateur Radio Club | 24 Jul 24 | Club Meetings, Events, Historic

Friday’s meeting will be held in the gazebos at the Stone Store – see https://fparc.uk/2024/06/19/field-weekend-g3cno-iota-hf-contest/ for more information. Anyone who would like to come and use the Room 3 Club Shack (using club equipment, or connecting their own to the antenna) – you’d be welcome.

Finding a WebSDR Receiver via Global Map

by Fort Purbrook Amateur Radio Club | 4 Jul 24 | Articles, WebSDR

Introducing rx-tx.info Go to Map of SDR Receivers…https://rx-tx.info/map-sdr-points is a free, online, searchable map of live and available Web SDR Receivers from across the world. Go to Map of SDR Receivers…Unlike the standard “go-to” website WebSDR.org, rx-tx.info displays each known and alive WebSDR on a global map, allowing you to find a WebSDR Receiver by…

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The Oak Hills Research WM-2 Wattmeter

by Mick M0GWD | 2 Jul 24 | Homebrew, Kit Builds, Reviews

I ordered the OHR WM-2 Wattmeter Kit to support my growing interest in QRP operation. It is a nice kit to build using quality components, enabling the builder to make a really useful piece of equipment. Designed specifically for QRP usage, it operates from 300 KHz – 54 MHz and measures forward and reflected power at QRP…

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