If you’ve soldered your first ever FM radio kit, found a hands free way to transmit using two rubber bands, or discovered that your messy toroid windings held together with Blutac work just as well as the neat ones… we want to see what you did.

Of course, bringing in something that was constructed at the pinnacle of your time in amateur radio will be just as welcome.

As said to me when I first purchased a £35 1:1 choke: “you could have made that for a fiver…”, though I didn’t yet have a clue how I’d do that.

This evening is the place to inspire others, and for attendees to see what they might do too.

I’ve passed on your comment to Harry G7LMJ for him to get in touch with you.

I will initially call on 51.510 MHz FM vertical.

I will then call on 50.130 MHz USB vertical, (depending on band activity).

On the same frequency I will then change to horizontal polarization.

73 Graham M0CYX.

2E0PRY
Mark