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.
Continue reading →Two working parties at the club this morning, Roger G3PVU and Steve M5ZZZ were in the shack sorting out and testing some of the surplus equipment for the sale on 10th October; they were moving so fast the first photo blurred!! Then there was work to be done on the antennas and this party consisted of Les G1LQB, Andy M0IYE, David M7OYN, Daron 2E0GFY and Martin M0TNM.
Continue reading →Peter M0EJL and Roger G3PVU working out the Morse routine for the fourth coming day with Guy Martin at the radio room at East Kirkby. Messages were sent in Morse code from the radio room to Tom G4OSB and Andy M0KED in the control tower successfully.
Continue reading →Established in 1921 the club celebrated 100 years of amateur radio on 21st February 2021 unfortunately due to lockdown we were unable to ‘party’, Once lockdown was eased and we could start meeting again we organised a Sausage and Burger afternoon which took place today. We were joined by a few members from Hull & District Amateur Radio Society who also celebrate 100 years of amateur radio in Hull this year and from RAF Waddington ARC our neighbouring amateur radio club. A big ‘thank you’ to Linda M0KEDs XYL, Jackie G3PVUs XYL and Steve M5ZZZ for help with the food … Continue reading →
Rain forecast so painting was put on hold; a well deserved rest for the team; I just hope they don’t get used to it. Next week we will be having a celebratory BBQ for our 100th Anniversary.
Continue reading →When I arrived at the shack this morning Andy M0IYE had already got stuck in distributing the gravel in the parking area; sweat was rolling off me just looking!! When Stephen M5SJM arrived he levelled the gravel, they certainly earned their cuppa this morning. I got stuck in finishing off cleaning the BBQ ready for the 28th and then cleaning the chairs; they had been weathered for over two years!!!
Continue reading →When I arrived at the club this morning there were cars in the car park but no one in sight apart from three club members waiting to be let into the shack. I let them in and then started work cleaning the BBQ. About a hour later the missing members returned; they had been sorting our storage container ready for moving it. As usual Andy M0IYE got stuck in giving the south wall of the shack another coat of paint, I’m not sure what the others were doing, I was still cleaning the BBQ.
Continue reading →At long last we were able to hold our Annual General Meeting. Before the meeting Andy M0IEY made sure the shack and shed painting was finished, just the fence to finish off now. I do wish he had wiped his feet before going into the village hall for the AGM. 20 members were present for the AGM which was over in record time; 24 minutes!! Members of the committee are: Chairman – Steve M5ZZZ Secretary – Pam G4STO Treasurer = Stephen M5SJM Activity Office – To be co-opted from the list of ordinary committee members below: Ordinary Committee Members: Andy … Continue reading →
Saturday 31st July 2021 At the BSA Village Hall, Aisthorpe 1215 hours for 1230 hours
Continue reading →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 →
