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Post by Mark M0CMQ mere male on Sept 26, 2005 16:58:19 GMT
 Congratulations on your new web site... hope it brings in many more YL radio amateurs 88s Mark M0CMQ.
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Post by Jackie Bosworth on Sept 26, 2005 20:12:34 GMT
Thanks for your support Mark. I really hope it does too.
Regards, Jackie
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Mark M0CMQ mere male
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Post by Mark M0CMQ mere male on Oct 1, 2005 4:26:26 GMT
When you can, please let me know your QRG for any activities that I would be welcome in, 88 de Mark
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Post by Ulla on Oct 1, 2005 6:57:56 GMT
Hi there Jackie and all other YL radio amateurs!
Nice to see that there is a web page for us YL hams.
There is another organization called SYLRA for Scandinavian YL:s too. Did you know?
33 fm Ulla SM5XAX
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Post by Jackie Bosworth on Oct 1, 2005 15:59:31 GMT
Hi Ulla,
No I hadn't heard of SYLRA, I guess that I am still fairly new to radio and there is lots that I haven't heard about. So please don't be afraid to come and post about something that you think I might not have heard of.
I've found the Homepage for SYLRA so I will add it to the links page. Are you involved with this club?
Well thanks for joining, it's nice to have you here.
33's
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Post by Maureen G0vrt on Oct 19, 2005 13:32:09 GMT
There is also a British YL organisation - BYLARA! I was Secretary for many years and 'retired' as chairman a couple of years ago! British YL's seemed reluctant to join and we lost a lot of members over the last few years for various reasons. Maybe we could start up a new International YL Club?  Any takers? |
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Post by Jackie Bosworth on Oct 19, 2005 16:10:21 GMT
There is also a British YL organisation - BYLARA! I was Secretary for many years and 'retired' as chairman a couple of years ago! British YL's seemed reluctant to join and we lost a lot of members over the last few years for various reasons. Maybe we could start up a new International YL Club? Any takers? Hi again Maureen, I just recently joined BYLARA and got copies of their last few newsletters, very interesting reads. I would be interested in an international YL club but I know that I won't have enough time to arrange something like that. I have to work full time plus over time probably up till Xmas so I am already running on a pretty tight schedule. I would definitely join though and help out all I could, if someone else arranged it. Also if anyone did want to arrange it they could post all the links and anything they needed for joining on here all they wanted. |
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Post by Jackie on Oct 20, 2005 6:28:33 GMT
Thanks for your support Mark. I really hope it does too. Regards, Jackie Jackie, I saw your photo in this month's RadCom. Great! Good luck with your upcoming examinations.I use cw myself, so I look forward to the time when you will be on air in that mode with, I hope, your own activity/contests in which all can join, regards Mark M0CMQ. |
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Post by Jackie on Oct 20, 2005 6:33:48 GMT
Jackie, Saw your photo in Radcom. Great! good luck with your next exams, 88's Mark M0CMQ.
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Post by Renae/k9do on Oct 20, 2005 13:25:17 GMT
What is Radcom? ?
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Post by Harold G7NAL on Oct 20, 2005 14:12:35 GMT
Congratulations on the web-site,i wish you every success.73s
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Post by Jackie Bosworth on Oct 20, 2005 15:59:50 GMT
Harold, thanks for your support, it's great to know that we have the support of guys too.
Mark, I haven't even seen this months Radcom! I will have to have a look when I get a spare five minutes. I think I have a long way to go before I am taking part in CW contests but I know I will get there one day!
Renae, radcom is a monthly magazine that is issued to all members of RSGB (radio society of Great Britain). There are lots and lots of members there so I know there will be a lot of people reading about Ladies on the Air over the next few day. I wrote a little piece for the newcomers section a couple of months back and they asked me for a photo. If I can borrow a scanner I will try and post the article.
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Post by Renae/k9do on Oct 20, 2005 17:07:43 GMT
Harold, thanks for your support, it's great to know that we have the support of guys too. Mark, I haven't even seen this months Radcom! I will have to have a look when I get a spare five minutes. I think I have a long way to go before I am taking part in CW contests but I know I will get there one day! Renae, radcom is a monthly magazine that is issued to all members of RSGB (radio society of Great Britain). There are lots and lots of members there so I know there will be a lot of people reading about Ladies on the Air over the next few day. I wrote a little piece for the newcomers section a couple of months back and they asked me for a photo. If I can borrow a scanner I will try and post the article. 73's That would be nice to see. I found the website for RadCom www.rsgb.org.uk/news/radcom.htm RSGB www.contesting.co.uk/hfcc/ that is equivelant to The ARRL www.arrl.orgARRL has QST magazine |
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Any takers?