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Saturday morning at the shack and a visit to G7AVU

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 28/06/2022 by G4STO28/06/2022

A week ago an electric winch was fitted to the mast to make life easier for our aged members!! When I got to the club last Saturday Steve from the village hall was painting the hall and this week’s working party was replacing the HF beam by a newer TH5 Thunderbird beam; let’s hope it is put to good use. The old beam is to be used for contest work.    After leaving the club I visited Bob G7AVU and was pleasantly surprised, he remembered me!! I took him a digital photo frame and he recognised several members of the … Continue reading →

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Another Saturday morning at the club

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 18/06/2022 by G4STO18/06/2022

As usual when I arrived at the club this morning work had already started; today it was again on the aerials and trailer mast in readiness for VHF/NFD and Poacher.  I couldn’t stay until the end as it started to rain and I was on two wheels.

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Wednesday night at the shack

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 08/06/2022 by G4STO08/06/2022

Thank goodness for light nights and fine weather.. On Wednesday 8th June a working party was formed to fit a new winch on the mast; they had a lot of encouragement from other members of the club.

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Saturday at the shack

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 04/06/2022 by G4STO04/06/2022

Another fruitful Saturday morning at the shack, this morning it was cleaning the trailer masts, which haven’t been used for over two years, ready for VHF NFD and Poacher in July all we need now are volunteers for setting up and operating the stations followed by packing up afterwards. 

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Saturday morning at the shack

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 02/04/2022 by G4STO27/10/2022

It was all hands on shovels and rakes this morning distributing four and a half tons of gravel on the car park.   

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Antenna work on a very cold Foggy Saturday morning at the Club and news on the first special event station of the year at the International bomber command centre Lincoln.

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 15/01/2022 by Andy Gibbons21/01/2022

A very cold and foggy morning at the club today 15/01/2022. While the less hardy members retreated to the shack a group of members helped Daron 2E0GFY to finish and tune the 20m and 17m flower pot antennas he has made to use for small footprint portable operation with a 12m fiberglass pole and a car drive on mount. Ready for operation when he is out with the clubs portable group. Members braving the cold and working on the antennas were Daron 2E0GFY, Andy M0IYE, Les G1LBQ, Steve M5ZZZ, and David M6OYN. As a test call David M6OYN worked into … Continue reading →

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Saturday mornings at the shack don’t get any easier

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 23/10/2021 by G4STO27/10/2021

Remember last week the lads dismantled the green shed, well this week they put it back together. I didn’t get there until gone 10 and the lads were waiting for Steve M5ZZZ to go home and fetch the nuts and bolts which he didn’t remember putting gin his car!!!  The base was already in place and levelled ready for the shed being put on once Steve got back; luckily David M7OYN was there with his phone and took a few photos.  We had a few more strong men volunteer today so it made it a little easier although still hard … Continue reading →

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Saturday morning at the shack

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 18/09/2021 by G4STO22/09/2021

Once again I got to the shack when the work was done, well the shed roof sealing was finished.  Daron 2E0GFY can’t make it to the club next Saturday when some LSWC members are having a morning on the lawn setting up and working with their portable equipment so he brought his set-up to the club this morning.  David M7OYN worked his first HF station using Daron’s equipment.

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Saturday mornings at the shack 24th July 2021

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 24/07/2021 by G4STO07/08/2021

If you call at the shack you will be forgiven for thinking nothing had been done but you would be wrong.  The mission today was to move the shed at the back of the shack, not a five-minute job. Once moved the fence can be finished. Helpers today were, in alphabetical callsign order: G1LQB, M0IYE, M5SJM, M5ZZZ, M7OYN and M7RSF.  G4STO was also there but her job is to take photographs. Heavy duty rachet straps were placed around the shack and fixed to Les’ van but it was impossible to move it full so it had to be emptied which … Continue reading →

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Not much work done at the shack today; too hot.

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 17/07/2021 by G4STO07/08/2021

Les G1LQB decided to wash some moss off the path and Pam G4STO finished off painting the shed where she could reach; still two sides to do: the shed is being moved to make it easier.  I had to leave early as I was covered in paint where I shouldn’t have been.

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