Alex GM3GKJ on Thursday 07 August 2008 - 23:39:06 duncan on Thursday 07 August 2008 - 20:44:44 Bob Purves GM4IKT on Thursday 07 August 2008 - 19:35:09 Bob Glasgow GM4UYZ on Thursday 07 August 2008 - 16:30:17 John MM0JXI on Thursday 07 August 2008 - 15:41:42
Welcome to Cockenzie and Port Seton Amateur Radio Club's website
Welcome to the web site of Cockenzie and Port Seton Amateur Radio Club.
We are a very active club based in East Lothian, near Edinburgh, entering contests, undertaking training, holding talks and events throughout the year. Members are encouraged to add their own contest reports, articles, equipment reviews, onto the forums, news items, events for the calendar, photos can be uploaded seperately - all are welcome.
If you would like to meet us in person, our club nights are on the first Friday of every month (except January when it's the second Friday) in the lounge of the Thorntree Inn in Cockenzie. Check out our calendar for other events.
Members of the club can also usually be found in the Thorntree most Tuesday evenings.
Stockport Radio Society's Jim Barlow G3VOU, ex Chief Radio Officer on the QEII and recently part of the GM2T team for IOTA on Tiree has been interviewed by the BBC on Morse Code and Amateur Radio.
Saturday 26th July to Sunday 27th July 2008. CPSARC will once again operate from the Isle of Tiree (IOTA EU-008, IOSA NH04, WAB NM04), the most westerly of Scotland's Inner Hebridean Islands, during the RSGB Islands on the Air Contest(IOTA) which runs from 12:00UTC 26th July until 12:00UTC 27th July 2008, using the club's special contest call sign GM2T This year's team consists of :- Cambell MM0DXC, Bob GM4UYZ, John MM0JXI, Brian M0RNR, Geoff MM5AHO, Ellis GM4GZW, Moe MM0MRM, Gary MM0FZV, Bob GM4IKT*, Jono MM5FUN*, Jim G3VOU* and Duncan MM0GZZ*. * - new to the team for 2008.
CPSARC continues to encourage and welcome newcomers to contesting by including them in our team, giving them the opportunity to experience contesting at a level not normally available to them. Our IOTA efforts in previous years have earned us top 10 places, see 2007 results. Our most successful year so far has been 2005 when we came 5th.
We will be operating from 1400 GMT (15:00 BST) Saturday till 14:00 GMT (15:00 BST) Sunday. • 144MHZ and 432MHZ will be running the entire 24 hours • 6M will be running from 14:00 GMT to 22:00 GMT • 4M will be running from 08:00 GMT to 15:00 GMT
You are all more than welcome to come along and take part as part of the team but if you can't, why not give us a call. The call sign that is being used on all bands is MM0CPS/P
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