In the UK there are three levels of Amateur Radio licence – Foundation, Intermediate and Full.
The Society runs Foundation and Intermediate training courses, these are shown in the Events section of the website (click here) - usually on consecutive Weekends at our Club Shack (click here)
A new UHF Base Station has recently been installed and is running 9 Watts erp from our site near Harrow Weald. The new transceiver consists of a Kenwood TKR 851 running 12 Watts RF output on 433.350 MHz and receiving on 434.950 MHz. The station will relay FM transmissions when a continuous sub-audible tone (CTCSS) of 82.5 Hz is sent. The station identifies as GB3HR D in Morse Code, the D denoting the sub-audible code 82.5 Hz. The station has also had a new 6dbD gain collinear antenna installed and this has greatly improved coverage throughout Watford, Harrow and surrounding areas.
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All are welcome to join the Club net on Mondays at 20.15 (local time). Call on 145.500 (V40)…Read More
Here are some pictures of the club’s antenna at the Shack, Lincolnsfields. 10 – 40 m Cobweb, horizontally polarised, omnidirectional.
On 2 Jan 2019 a Diamond V2000 was erected on a pole attached to the shack. Peter G3YXZ and Brian G3XYB were on site to oversee the work and run
The Shack is usually open on Thursdays and Sundays from 10.00 – 15.00h. Theses are the confirmed dates for January. Please check website calendar or club emails for updates. Thursday
As you probably know, we held a Special General Meeting (SGM) last Friday to discuss and vote on the proposal that the Radio Society of Harrow be Incorporated as a
On Saturday and Sunday 1st and 2nd September we set up camp in the field at Lincolnsfields in order to take part in the RSGB SSB National Field Day. The