Category Archives: General

Looking forward.

A good meeting was had last Thursday, many thanks to all that attended and contributed to the lively discussion.  Plans are underway for the 2m Counties contest along with other events we plan to participate in during the year. A reminder to all to keep an ‘ear’ on S18 when in the shack or mobile.

AIS Talk in Waterford 26th November.

Cormac EI4HQ will give a talk to SEARG about AIS (Automatic
Identification System), a recently introduced radio based ship
transponder technology. AIS is quickly becoming an indispensable
information & safety tool at sea. Cormac will describe why AIS is
interesting from a radio point of view, and he will suggest a few ways
it can be of use in amateur radio applications.

AIS:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Identification_System

South Eastern Amateur Radio Group meet at the Roanmore Social and Sports Centre, Cleaboy Road, Waterford. Meetings take place at 8.00 p.m. on the last Monday of each month!

52 15.467N 007 08.066W
or
52.25467N 7.13383W

Post AGM Report

Many thanks to everyone for attending the AGM last Thursday. For those that were not present, there are some changes to the committee. So the new committee is:

  • Paul Norris – EI3ENB, Chairperson
  • Eamonn Kavanagh – EI3ENB, Vice Chairperson
  • John Burke – EI2JB, Secretary
  • Tommy Hallinan – EI2IT, Treasurer
  • John Ronan – EI7IG, P.R.O.

Plans are being made for a Christmas dinner, please contact John, EI7IG for details. As we are planning to have a Christmas dinner, the members present deemed it un-necessary to have a meeting in December, with the next meeting being scheduled for the 3rd of January. As the evenings are getting longer, the committee would like to encourage all members to come up on S18 to discuss any experiments they are conducting.

Meeting!

July is (almost) over, don’t forget to send your UHF logs off to the IRTS contest manager, also we have a meeting Thursday night, 20:00 Raheen House Clonmel, I hope to see you there.

Slievenamon Shield

It was great to see so many at a meeting last night. Considering the terrible weather it was very impressive. Good luck to those operating for the VHF/UHF Field Day this weekend, and we would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone to submit logs of your 70cms contacts during the month of July for the Slievenamon Shield.

Slievenamon Shield