Martlesham Microwave Round Table is on Sunday Apr-13. Please remember to register before the April 4th deadline.
Full info at: microwavers.org/main/events/…
Martlesham-2026 is getting closer. Details at microwavers.org/main/events/…
The 2025 Crawley Microwave Roundtable is set for Sunday Sep-21 at the CARC venue in Tilgate Forest. Offers for talks would be most welcome
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Honoured this morning on behalf of the @IARU Administrative Council to present the IARU Diamond Award to Barry G4SJH for his sterling work in leading our volunteers at CEPT and WRC on AI 9.1(b)
For those unable to attend in-person, we are pleased to announce that Martlesham Microwave Round Table 2025 this Sunday will be live streamed via the BATC streamer (thanks to Dave+Noel at British Amateur Television Club)
At the following URL:
batc.org.uk/live/mmrt2025
UK Microwave Group retweeted
The Twelfth Scottish Microwave Round Table GMRT is this Saturday 9 November 2024 at the Museum of Communication, Fife. Lunch will be provided, and an optional dinner will be held in the evening at a local hotel.
Further details via: gmroundtable.org.uk
#amateurradio #hamr
See UKuG @theRSGB Convention this weekend - and discover what you can do at GHz !
The programme for the Crawley Microwave Round Table on Sunday Sep-22 is now available
Full details: microwavers.org/files/Crawle…
Summary below
We have updated our leaflet 'Amateur Radio in the GHz Bands'
microwavers.org/files/UKuG_L…
Contact Barry G4SJH for trifold printed copies for your local events !
UK Microwave Group retweeted
1240-1300 MHz band: Download the #IARU Region 1 paper Developing the amateur services in the 23cm band when considering ITU-R Recommendation M.2164
iaru-r1.org/wp-content/uploa… #WRC23 #Galileo #RNSS #GNSS #GPS #amsat #hamradio #hamr

ALT The impact of M.2164 across the 23cm band If M.2164 is implemented across the entire 60 MHz available in the band, then the amount of viable spectrum (i.e. that is not subjected to a very restrictive power level) for the amateur service is reduced to 6.24 MHz. From this reduced bandwidth, 4 MHz is identified solely for narrow band applications. For broadband applications M.2164 identifies only 2.24 MHz which is shared with narrow band applications also. If all the technical measures in M.2164 are implemented in their entirety then 51.76 MHz of the current 60 MHz band become unusable for any realistic amateur application due the impractical low powers levels proposed.
Martlesham Microwave Roundtable - will be streaming as well!
- via the BATC streamer (thanks to Dave+Noel at British Amateur Television Club)
Stream URL: batc.org.uk/live/mmrt2024
Coverage starts from 9:40am UK local time (08:40 UTC) on Sunday 14 April 2024,
UK Microwave Group retweeted
🏆Congrats Charlie Camilleri, G3ABC winner of Beginners Category of Construction Competition & Gavin Nesbitt MM1BXF Trophy for “QO-100 DATV-capable station”
Charlie's an undergraduate studying Electrical Engineering & has recently got his Full UK #amateurradio licence
#RSGBagm
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Congratulations Murray Niman, G6JYB who is awarded the title of Life Vice President for his outstanding contribution to #amateurradio, particularly in recognition of contribution as Chair of the Spectrum Forum.
This is the highest honour the Society can bestow 👏 👏 👏
#RSGBagm
UK Microwave Group retweeted
Well done Barry Lewis, G4SJH who's received Calcutta Key for his work in defending #amateurradio access to 23cm band
He's led efforts in @IARU, countless int. professional tech meetings & 2023 World Radio Conference to show amateur radio operation & Galileo can co-exist 🙌
Please note that the registration deadline for the Martlesham Microwave Roundtable is Tuesday evening April 9th - don't leave it too late, or it will be 'no-entry' at the security gate
The Martlesham Microwave Roundtable includes the UKuG AGM, Trophies & Contests sessions. Please note that prior registration for the Roundtable is essential for site access. New committee members will be very welcome. More details:
microwavers.org/main/events/…
Registration is now open for the Martlesham Microwave Roundtable / UKuG AGM on Sunday Apr-14. Also Dinner and Radar Tour on Saturday Apr-13
Full info at: microwavers.org/main/events/…
Now with extra 122, 134 & 241 GHz millimetre wave info !
#RSGBmembers visit p56 March's #RadCom for RSGB Band Plans 2024: rsgb.org/radcom
You can also see them on our website with supporting information: rsgb.org/bandplans
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