Issue 15 - Feb 17

QUA Welcome, to the February 2017 edition of the Stockport Radio Society (SRS) Newsletter Written and compiled by SRS members, ‘QUA’ (Have you news of… ?) is your source of news, views and informed opinion on all matters relating to - and about - your hobby.

AGM Buffet On behalf of everyone at SRS, a Big Thanks goes out to Neil M6NAE for the lovely buffet supplied for our AGM on December 16

by Carol and Dawn.

It was a magnificent spread and enjoyed by all.

@G8SRS @Peak_Contest

StockportradioSociety peakcontestgroup

Diary Dates 2017 February 2017 Sunday 5 February – Intermediate Course (Part 1) Tuesday 7 February – Society Night Sunday 12 February – Intermediate Course (Part 2) Tuesday 14 February – SRS 6m net mode tbc Thursday 16 February – SRS 2m net 145.375 +/- 7.30 start Monday 20 February – Intermediate Course Part 2 – 6.30 to 10.30 Tuesday 21 February – Radio Night Wednesday 22 February – HF Net on 3.675Mhz 2pm with Don G8WPL Monday 27 February – Intermediate Course Part 3 – 6.30 to 10.30 Tuesday 28 February – Skills Night March 2017 Monday 6 March – Intermediate Course Part 4 – 6.30 to 10.30 Tuesday 7 March – UK Repeater Group with Dave Wilson Monday 13 March – Intermediate Course Part 5 – 6.30 to 10.30 Tuesday 14 March – SRS 6m net mode tbc Thursday 16 March – SRS 2m net 145.375 +/- 7.30 start Monday 20 March – Intermediate Course – Examination – 6.30 to 10.30 Tuesday 21 March – Narsa Prep with SRS Blackpool Team – Saturday/Sunday 18/19 March – Russian DX Contest – 24hrs with PCG Tuesday 28 March – Skills Night Wednesday 29 March – HF Net on 3.675Mhz 2pm with Don G8WPL If you are interested in doing a presentation please contact Evan M0TJU or Nigel 2E0CKA (in Evans’s absence), at a club meeting or email secretary@g8srs.co.uk QUA is complied by Heather Stanley M6HNS. If you have any articles, reviews or announcements that you would like to see on the pages of QUA, please send your information to srswebsite@g8srs.co.uk, or give Heather a call on 07506 904422 2

Contact Emails General Secretary Treasurer Website / QUA Courses Contesting

info@g8srs.co.uk secretary@g8srs.co.uk treasurer@g8srs.co.uk srswebsite@g8srs.co.uk courses@g8srs.co.uk peakcontestgroup@g8srs.co.uk

Websites SRS - www.g8srs.co.uk Peak Contest Group www.g8srs.co.uk and click on Peak Contest Group

Stockport Radio Society are affiliated members of RSGB (Radio Society of Great Britain) and NARSA (Northern Amateur Radio Society Association) The Peak Contest Group is the ‘Contesting Arm of Stockport Radio Society’

Date of Next Issue of QUA 1 April 2017 - Articles to be sent to QUA by 10 March 2017 If you have news, events, contest information etc that you would like to share with your fellow members, please email : srswebsite@g8srs.co.uk 3

SRS Links:

Chairman’s Corner

RSGB www.rsgb.org

A happy and prosperous New Year to all our members.

I hope that you have all had a pleasant holiday break.

2017 seams to have approached at some speed, or is it me getting old? I can hear your comments! Ha Ha.

RSGB Region 3 www.rsgb-region3.org.uk UK FM Group Western www.ukfmgw.org.uk Ofcom www..ofcom.org.uk ARRL www.arrl.org QRZ.com www.qrz.com UK Repeaters www.ukrepeater.net Raynet www.raynet-uk.net Summits on the air www.sota.org.uk BYLARA www.bylara.org.uk Echolink www.echolink.org Ham Links www.eham.nets Hack Green SDR www.hackgreen.co.uk

Thank you to all members who attended the AGM. And to wives and partners I hope you were not too bored with the official proceedings. Congratulation to all our award winners. A big THANK YOU to Carol and Dawn for a magnificent buffet.

I would like to convey my thanks to Bernard Naylor G3SHF who has kept the SRS accounts in order for the past eighteen years, also to Steve Holgate G8YTP and Tom Spence M0DCG for there long standing support on the committee.

My thanks also go to David Hirst, who has audited our accounts for a quite a number of years.

I would like to welcome to the 2017 committee John Marsh M0JFM as RSGB Courses and Examination Secretary. Phillip Hodges M0XYA SRS Station Manager. As you will see further in the magazine, each committee member has been allocated a responsibility, should you have a query you can approach the relevant member, or me.

Going forward into 2017, we are looking to expand the skills nights with more practical projects. Should you have any suggestions please let a committee member know. Evan M0TJU will be organising the first and third Tuesday meetings, if you know of anyone would be prepared to give a talk please let him know.

Kieron M5KJM will be organising another trip to Bletchley Park so get your name on the list.

Another year and another SRS Rally booked. Also NARSA rally at Blackpool, See if we can win any trophies again.

SRS is YOUR CLUB, we the Committee try to run the club to your satisfaction. To do this we need YOUR INPUT. Please keep us informed as to what you would like to see or do. With your help we can keep Stockport Radio Society one of the premier clubs in Region3.

73 Tony M0SAV

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Letter from our President This is the start of my third year as President, and I would to thank last year’s Committee for all the hard work they have put into making SRS the best club in the North West and winning Club of the Year 2016.

A special thank you must go out to Bernard G3SHF for his excellent work as Treasurer, this has now been passed to Evan M0TJU who am sure will do a fine job, l would also like to thank two other Committee members who have done an excellent job for many years and have now retired from the committee Steve G8YTP and Tom M0DCG. We have had a good year moving the club forward.

We now have our Society evenings, Radio nights and with two stations, a new mast and antenna’s this can only get better, and also the Skills nights which will continue into 2017. This year we are running three nets per month - 2m, 6m and thanks to Don G8WPL a HF Net on 10m.

We have had excellent pass rate in the Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced License Training Courses, so a big thank you to all the tutors for all the time and effort they put into the courses. Without them we would have very few radio hams coming into the hobby.

Rallies - We had a good turn out from the membership to the NARSA rally at Blackpool and our own SRS rally at Walthew House everybody did a first class job to make it a great success.

JOTA with Heald Green,Cheadle and Gatley Scouts using the GB2CGS went very well with many of the young scouts taking part. I am sure we will see more of the younger generation coming into the hobby if not now, later in life. This was a good team effort by our members.

Contesting - A good year for the SRS contest team who put a lot time, planning and work to get SRS known on the air. I enjoyed working the guys from Walthew House in the IOTA contest with call EJ0SR before the main contest started.

Tony M0SAV Chairman and Heather M6HNS Secretary/Media Manager a big thank you for all the work that you do at home that we don’t see to make SRS as good as it is Kind regards Al G0ROW

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Local Radio Clubs: Macclesfield Wireless Society Manchester Wireless Society Mid Cheshire ARS North Cheshire RC Northern Amateur Radio Societies Association (NARSA) Oldham Radio Club RSGB Region 3 Website Radio Millennium Lodge Rochdale & DARS South Cheshire ARS South Lancashire ARC South Manchester Radio & Computing Club The Simpson Amateur Radio Society Warrington Radio Club West Manchester RC

The NEW SRS Committee for 2017 and their Roles Chairman - Tony M0SAV  

To preside at all meetings that he/she is able to attend.

Over see the general running of the club and its activities.

Vice Chairman (not being filled for 2017) Secretary / Media Manager / SRS Rally - Heather M6HNS      

Keeping minutes of all meetings of the Society’s and its Committee Ensuring that all correspondence is correctly handled.

Keeping the website up to date Keeping RSGB updated on all matters of club activity Compiling information for the bi-monthly newsletter QUA Taking bookings and organising SRS Rally

Treasurer / Programme Organiser / HF Ladder - Evan M0TJU         

Keeping the society's accounts in good order Advising the Committee on all financial matters.

Preparing the accounts for audit and presenting them at the Annual General Meeting Maintain Register of Society equipment and depreciation as necessary Organising club evening events talks and radio night.

Notify Media Manager to keep social media up to date.

In his/her absence this is transferred to the Assistant Programme Organiser Nigel 2E0CKA Keep a check on HF ladder and supply Media Secretary with updates.

HA Secretary - Alan G0ROW  

Oversee the running of the HA Trustees Account Maintaining a record of requests for authorisation by SRS Committee

Peak Contest Group Co-ordinator - Bernard G3SHF 

To advise SRS Committee on all aspects of the contest group.

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Membership Liasion / Assistant Programme Organiser / SRS Rally Assistant - Nigel 2E0CKA       

Maintaining a Master Roll of Members Keeping an up to date list of attendance and providing reports Keeping in touch with members either by email or phone when requested Being available for members to contact re any membership issue Looking after any silent key sales / advising the families accordingly Assisting in programme organising in the absence of Evan M0TJU Assisting in organising the SRS Rally with Heather M6HNS

Membership Outings Co-ordinator - Kieron M5KJM  

To organise two membership outings per year (spring and autumn).

Advise media manager of outings for advertising to members

Narsa Manager - Pete M1PTR   

Organise SRS stand for NARSA rally Attending the Narsa meetings at Grappenhall (Warrington Radio Club) Arrange planning with the Narsa team Nigel 2E0CKA / Heather M6HNS

SRS Station Manager - Phillip M0XYA  

To oversee all aspects of the clubs radio stations and antennas.

To report any problems regarding misuse, breakages, missing parts or breakdown of equipment to Chairman for what action to take.

Course Secretary - John M0JFM (Co-opted Member)     

To Communicate with prospective students for FLC, ILC and ALC To update the Committee on the FLC, ILC and ALC courses.

Prepare practical assessment papers for FLC and ILC To apply to the RSGB for examination papers for courses.

Notify Treasurer to pay for examination papers.

SRS/PCG QSL Manager - Carsten G0SYP (Co-opted Member)  

To set up and run Club Log for all SRS call signs To reply to all QSL requests for SRS and PCG Please contact any of the above members if you have any comments, queries or questions that you may wish to ask.

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The NEW SRS Committee for 2017 Who's Who

Vice Chairman not being filled for 2017

Chairman Tony M0SAV

Secretary / Media Manager / SRS Rally Heather M6HNS

Treasurer / Programme Organiser / HF Ladder Evan M0TJU

HA Secretary Alan G0ROW

Peak Contest Group Co-ordinator Bernard G3SHF

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The NEW SRS Committee for 2017 Who's Who

Membership Liaison / Asst Programme Organiser / SRS Rally Nigel 2E0CKA

Membership Outings Co-ordinator Kieron M5KJM

Narsa Manager Pete M1PTR

SRS Station Manager Phil M0XYA

Course Secretary John M0JFM

SRS / PCG QSL Manager Carsten G0SYP

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Stockport Radio Society AGM - Trophy Winners G2ARX Trophy for Construction 6 meter Antenna Completed Unit

Stephen M6ISB

G3OWW Trophy for QRP Supporting the FLC HF Practical Transmissions

Nigel M6YKK

G4LP

Picture will be put into the next issue when Ray collects his trophy

Trophy for Lecture by Club Member Furthest North / Furthest South

Ray M1REK

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Stockport Radio Society AGM - Trophy Winners G3FYE Memorial Trophy for CW Perservering under extreme Medical Conditions

Arthur G0OEM

G3SHW Trophy for Operating Achievement Newcomer and Net Attendee

Slawek M6SQJ

G4HK Trophy for Outstanding Work to the Society over the past 12 months Work for SRS / PCG

Philip M0XYA

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Stockport Radio Society AGM - Trophy Winners Harry Arnfield Trophy For Outstanding Contributions to the Society

Bernard G3SHF

G4APA Memorial Trophy for Contributions to the Society Services to the Committee

Steve G8YTP and Tom M0DCG

Chairman's Trophy Awarded by the Chairman to a newcomer for services to the club

Neil M6NAE

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Stockport Radio Society - Double Sapphire Awards As part of our 90th anniversary celebration in 2010 and to promote communication between members by radio, a new society operating achievement award was introduced on the 1 June 2010, initially for a period of one month.

This new award proved so successful in stimulating on air communication between members, we have decided to make it part of the SRS awards. The Double Sapphire Award in one of the two available classes - Silver and Gold. To enter into the Double Sapphire Award system, please have a look at the information on our website. www.g8srs.co.uk/activities/doublesapphireaward/

Silver Award Slawek M6SQJ

Silver & Gold Award Don G8WPL

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Morse Code

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It has been decided, that the following callsigns are to be used by any full licence holder chairing the nets 2m nets - G8SRS 6m nets - G6UQ HF nets - M5MDX If you have any queries about the use of these callsigns, please speak to either Tony M0SAV or Alan G0ROW at any club meeting

Letter from the SRS Auditor David Hirst 19 November 2016 Hi Bernard and Nigel Well it’s the end of an era! Stirling work with the accounts this year as always. Its so gratifying to see that there is still a healthy interest in the world of Amateur Radio and especially in the SRS/PCG in this digital age.

Its comforting to think that Bernard is passing the accounts “baton” on to new blood with the society in a good position and growing, which I believe is in part, down to the fantastic enthusiasm and commitment of the members of the society.

I send good wishes and continuing success in future endeavours and projects, and I hope that I will be able attend a few meetings in the coming year.

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The following members have passed their Advanced Learning Examination and now have their full callsigns. Congratulations on behalf of everyone at SRS.

Andy Wallman - M0REP Allan Maiden - MOTZD

Our Morse classes run on each club

Silent Key - Eric Forsyth G0KHR

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We received some sad news recently of another Silent Key

7.00 to 7.30

Bernard G3SHF said “Eric was a regular meeting attendee when I first joined. While he was a paid up member until 2014 he hadn't attended meetings for quite some time as he and his XYL had been unwell in recent years.

He was a keen CW operator and enjoyed numerous annual construction awards from SRS with all sorts of electrical and mechanical devices designed to amuse adults and children alike” Our condolensences were passed onto the family.

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Come and speak to Mike M6MPC if you would like to learn.

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G-QRP club mini convention 2016 by Ray M1REK At least four members of SRS attended the G-QRP club mini convention on Saturday 22 October 2016.

John M0PEK, Mike M6MPC, Andy M1LOL and myself.

This was the last convention to be held at Rishworth School and the last to be organised by the present organisers. Mainly George Dobbs G3RJV who as organised this event for many years and formed the G-QRP club back in 1974. The future of this event remains unsure.

As well as the normal rally stalls and features there were three talks in the lecture theatre.

Roy Lewallen W7EL being introduced by George Dobbs G3RJV

The first was an Antenna question and answer session given by Roy Lewallen W7EL. Roy is the designer of the EZNEC antenna modelling software. Roy started off his talk by saying he was not an antenna expert. He said there are experts, if you ask them how long your feeder needs to be to stop RF entering the shack. They will tell you immediately 37 feet and when you use 37 feet of feeder you do not have any rf in the shack. Someone else asks him the same question and is told 37 feet, when he uses the required length he gets RF in the shack. So he starts to 16

look for what he has done wrong. It cannot be the wrong length because that guy is an expert. Roy said when he is asked the same question he always answers “well that depends” So then the questioner says “well the expert knew the answer straight away” From then on Roy started all his answers with well that depends ……..

Roy answered questions about multi band antennas, comparisons between verticals and inverted Vs earthing, baluns and many other things I cannot remember. A very informative and interesting talk.

The next lecture was given by Rex Harper W1REX Rex is owner of QRPme and Tuna tin kits.

Rex was very entertaining he gave a short talk on alternative ways to build your radio projects. This Rex Harper W1REX consisted mainly of different places to build them. Rex builds in the park, in the library, in the town centre anywhere in fact.

He also showed us alternative tools to use.

He then went on to organise Britain’s biggest buildathon 110 of us built a RF probe in the lecture theatre!

The last talk was given by George Dobbs about his 40 years of life in the G-QRP club.

Lunch was the usual pie and peas followed by apple pie and cream. I will really miss attended this rally.

Web links http://www.gqrp.com/ https:// www.eznec.com/ http://www.qrpme.com/ Ray M1REK 17

Frequencies LF (Low Frequency) 2000m : 135.7 - 137.8Khz

MF (Medium Frequency) 630m : 472 - 479Khz 160m : 1.81 - 2.0Mhz

HF (High Frequency) 80m : 3.5 - 3.8Mhz 60m : Consists of 11 spot frequencies check band plan 40m : 7.0 - 7.2Mhz 30m : 10.1 - 10.15Mhz 20m : 14 - 14.35Mhz 17m : 18.068 - 18.168Mhz 15m : 21 - 21.45Mhz 12m : 24.89 - 24.99Mhz 10m : 28 - 29.7Mhz Note for operating on 60m Only available to advanced licence holders

VHF (Very High Frequency) 6m : 50 - 52Mhz 4m : 70 - 70.5Mhz 2m : 144.0 - 146.0Mhz

UHF

(Ultra High Frequency)

70cms : 430.0 - 440Mhz 23cms : 1240.0 - 325Mhz

Repeaters www.ukfmgw. co.uk

GB3MN

Courses - FLC/ILC Course Secretary

145.650 Mhz FM Analogue Digital Fusion Stockport

John Marsh - M0JFM courses@g8srs.co.uk

GB3SM

If you, a friend, or colleague is interested in taking a course, please email John above

433.3250 Mhz FM Analogue Stoke on Trent

GB3ST

433.2250 Mhz FM Analogue Stoke on Trent

Foundation Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 January 2017 9am to 5pm Sunday 29 January 2017 9am to 5pm Our July course dates are as follows

GB3SE

1297.0750 Mhz FM Analogue Stoke on Trent

GB3SX

50.790 Mhz FM Analogue Stoke on Trent

GB3MP

145.7500 Mhz FM Analogue Denbigh

GB3VT

145.7250 Mhz FM Analogue Stoke on Trent

Sunday 9, 16 & 23 of July 2017.

Intermediate Sunday 5 & 12 February, 2017 Monday 20 February, 2017 Monday 27 February, 2017 Monday 6 March 2017 Monday 13 March 2017 Monday 20 March 2017 (Examination) A deposit will secures your place on a course Prices correct at publication but maybe subject to change

GB3LI

433.2500 Mhz FM Analogue Liverpool

GB3LL

434.000 Mhz FM Analogue Llandudno 18

If you use a repeater on a regular basis please support them by subscribing to them

Repeaters

Courses - ALC

www.ukfmgw. co.uk

Advanced

GB3MR

Congratulations to all the members who passed their advanced examination in December.

433.3500 Mhz FM Analogue Stockport

New dates for 2017 to be published soon

GB3PZ

430.9000 Mhz FM Analogue Dukinfield

Course Fees Foundation £45.00 - Based on a minimum of 6 students

GB7WC

Intermediate £90.00 - Based on a minimum of 4 students

439.4875 Mhz Digital Warrington

Other costs : Kit from Kanga : £26.00 inc P&P / Text

GB3WP

Book RSGB : £6.99 plus P&P

430.9375 Mhz FM Analogue Hyde

Advanced £95.00 - Based on a minimum of 4 students If you, a friend, or colleague is interested in taking the foundation course, please email courses@g8srs.co.uk or call the bat phone on 07506 904422 for further information

GB7MA

145.600 Mhz Digital Bury

GB7DV

439.6125 Mhz Digital St Helens Join the Repeater Group Individual £15 Family £25.00 per yr

By Paypal add £1 to each of the above

Information correct as at Oct 16

GB3MA

433.0250 Mhz FM Analogue Bury 19

GB3MF

433.0500 Mhz FM Analogue Macclesfield

GB3CR

433.1500 Mhz FM Analogue Marches

Membership You can become a member of Stockport Radio Society by completing a membership form and, either emailing it to treasurer@g8srs.co.uk or hand the form to the Treasurer at any Society Meeting.

Payable Annually on Dec 1st Senior Family Country Pensioner Junior

£12.00 £12.00 £ 7.00 £ 7.00 £ 1.00

Juniors upto 18 yrs of age Senior upto 64 yrs of age Pensioner from 65 yrs of age

Meeting Admission £ 2.00 per meeting.

Club Log (HF Ladder) If you wish to join Club Log and also get entry into the HF Ladder with the end reward of entry in the HF Ladder competition at the end of the year, and you chance to win a trophy for the year, follow the information below.

If you wish to join SRS DXCC league in Clublog, please follow these instructions:    

Register your details with Clublog at www.clublog.org Click ‘settings’ and then go to the ‘clubs’ tab Select SRS - Stockport Radio Society and click ‘join club’ Your membership of SRS will show as pending until approved by the Administrator

The SRS DXCC League can be viewed from this link http://www.clublog.org/league.php?club=99

Get your logs in and get yourself on the HF ladder with your chance to win a trophy at the end of the year.

If you are interested in paying your subs by Standing Order, please contact the Treasurer on the above email address

If you are new to the HF Ladder speak to Evan M0TJU at a club meeting or email info@g8srs.co.uk for further Information.

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HF Ladder 2016 – Final Summary With 2016 over and the New Year having come and gone, it’s time to take a look back over last year’s Ladder.

From right out of the starting gate till the very end, Barry Simpson VK2BJ had been way in front of the pack. His mammoth slot tally – 859 – was one third of the overall total.

Barring six and 60 metres, he dominated every band across the MF and HF spectra. With a modest station in suburban Sydney, he reached every corner, nook and cranny in the world from his adopted home in the Antipodes. Perhaps radio waves travel better ‘upside down’.

Second place belonged to Bernard G3SHF, with 265 slots, who narrowly beat Evan M0TJU (261). Bernard owes his runner-up position to his solid performance on all of the WARC bands, including the notoriously quiet and temperamental 12-metre band. Other standouts include Eric G3GMM’s and Tom M0DCG’s very respectable slot totals on 160 metres: 15 and 10, respectively. Top Band rarely lends itself to great distances – especially with typical back-garden antennas – and just getting beyond the British Isles is an achievement. Looking at the other end of the spectrum, Graham G3ZOD led the way on six metres, with a tally of 21 slots.

For yet another year, 60 metres was monopolised by Alan G0ROW, with 10 slots. Once requiring a notice of variation (NoV) to operate on, 5MHz is now open to all (full) licence holders. As the solar cycle wains and with more band-capable transceivers coming onto the market, expect the popularity of 60 metres to grow in the coming years.

But don’t dwell on last year’s results; 2017’s Ladder has already started. Get those slots chalked up!

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Stockport Radio Society Walthew House, 112 Shaw Heath, Stockport SK2 6QS 07506 904422 / info@g8srs.co.uk

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