As most readers will know, 2017 was a tough year for inter-G and therefore mobile activity related to Worked All Britain was sparse… and projections for 2018 are not too favourable either.
That said, I took the opportunity of a meeting in Winchester to test out conditions on 40m, and with my APRS beacons being transmitted as M0YMA-9… Continue reading
Previously, I subscribed to take up every WAB book ending in 44.
Therefore, with effect from 4th December, I am now the owner of new WAB Book 22144.
Previously, I subscribed to take up every WAB book ending in 44.
Therefore, with effect from 15th October, I am now the owner of new WAB Book 22044.
Previously, I subscribed to take up every WAB book ending in 44.
Therefore, with effect from 24th August, I am now the owner of new WAB Book 21944.
Previously, I subscribed to take up every WAB book ending in 44.
Therefore, with effect from 30th April, I am now the owner of new WAB Book 21844.
I am pleased to welcome Adrian M0PAI to the GxFF team, as the new Award Manager.
Adrian is designing a new series of awards, and these will be available through WWFF Logsearch shortly… the Activator awards will feature iconic British wildlife, whilst the Hunter awards will feature landscapes.
To allow all Activators and Hunters to receive the new awards, they will be available in steps of 11, and released in stages.
GxFF-H-11
GxFF-A-11
Thank you Adrian, for taking on the role.
Having made it through January without so much as making one QSO, I felt it was about time to trouble my logbook… so a lunchtime trip up the road was in order, offering an hour on site.
With effect 31st December 2016, David G0WOU has resigned as GxFF Award Manager.
A further announcement will be made in due course.
Last year, I subscribed to take up every WAB book ending in 44.
Therefore, with effect from 1st December, I am now the owner of new WAB Book 21744.
I am pleased to add Carl 2E0HPI to the GxFF team, to take on the role of Log Manager
Carl can be contacted via logs at gxff dot org dot uk
