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Amateur Satellites

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 07/12/2018 by G4STO01/05/2019

On the 28th November we were treated to a talk on Amateur Satellites by Stephen 2E0SSM.   He started by talking about the different types of orbits in use by all satellites and then moved onto the more specific orbits and the various types of satellite that amateur radio uses.   A look at antenna’s and the effects of doppler shift leading to the need to correct frequencies followed.  Stephen also gave information on which frequencies to listen on and some very useful websites for those of us who wanted to try it out for ourselves. The talk was very well received and … Continue reading →

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The LSWC 2018 Construction Contest

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 04/12/2018 by M5SJM05/12/2018

Wednesday 21st saw the LSWC hold their annual Construction Contest for the Joe Rose Memorial Trophy. Last year saw us two different versions of ATV transmitter. One being for home use including a partly assembled water cooled power amplifier (For an update see below) built by Adrian M0NWK. The second, and also the winner for last year, being a fully portable transceiver in a case built by Jason G7KWP. Adrian M0NWK This year Started off with a similar theme. Adrian M0NWK, started off by showing us his Arduino powered controller for a comtech 23cm ATV transmitter.             … Continue reading →

Posted in Arduino, Contests, Home Brew | Tagged Arduino, Construction Contest, Homebrew, Lincoln Shortwave Club, LSWC | Leave a reply

FirPark Wings & Wheels

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 03/09/2018 by M5SJM26/09/2018

LSWC was once again at the FirPark Wings & Wheels event. The Club was there from Friday afternoon through to Monday evening of the August Bank holiday weekend.   Friday Friday afternoon Les G1LQB, Peter 2E0FGA, Stephen 2E0SSM, Steve M5ZZZ set off for FirPark from their various starting locations. Les arrived first and started setting up and putting the masts up, the great thing about the masts we use are that they are designed to be erected by one person. In addition to previous years Steve brought down his 2m / 70cm beam and along with Les’s special rotator, aquired at … Continue reading →

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Boultham Park Summer Fair 2018

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 17/07/2018 by M5SJM17/07/2018

This weekend was the Boultham Park Summer Fair and the LSWC was there as usual with a demonstration station. G5FZ/P out portable… again? Yes it is.   With equipment being collected during the week, Les G1LQB, Steve M5ZZZ, Ian G4EVK, Barry G4DBS, Tom G4OSB, Fred G4HNQ, Peter 2E0FGA, Roger G3PVU & Jackie were on site early Saturday morning. Soon Stephen 2E0SSM arrived to help during the day closely followed by Peter, M0EJL and Pam, G4STO with the tables and radios. All then helped in getting the station set up before the Public arrived. Once everything was set up Pam got the bacon … Continue reading →

Posted in Portable | Tagged Boultham Park Fair, g5fz, G6COL, Lincoln Shortwave Club, LSWC, Portable | Leave a reply

LSWC Used Equipment Sale

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 14/05/2018 by M5SJM27/10/2022

On Saturday 2nd June, LSWC are holding a used equipment sale in Aisthorpe Village Hall. Check in of items is from 11am. Refreshments will be available from 12pm. Sale will commence at 12.30pm.      

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Hy-Gain TH5 Antenna Installation

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 17/02/2018 by Adrian Leggett17/02/2018

On Thursday 15th February 2018, club members Roger (G3PVU), Les (G1LQB), Steve (M5ZZZ), Alistair (M0TEF) and Peter (2E0FGA) installed the Hy-Gain TH-5, 5 element, 3 band (10m, 15m and 20m) beam antenna at the Lincoln Shortwave Club site. Pam (G4STO) kindly prepared lunch for the team. Alistair (M0TEF) reported performance was good with some big signals coming in from the states. An added bonus was an air display from the Red Arrows, who are based at RAF Scampton. Find out more about the Red arrows here.  

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Posted in Antennas, LSWC Shack | Tagged 10m, 15m, 20m, Antenna, g5fz, Hy-Gain, Lincoln Shortwave Club, LSWC, M0NWK, RAF Scampton, Red Arrows, TH-5 | Leave a reply

SDRplay RSP2

Lincoln Shortwave Club Posted on 11/02/2018 by Adrian Leggett11/02/2018

Lincoln Shortwave Club is delighted to announce to members that with agreement from the committee it has just purchased an SDRplay RSP2 SDR receiver for the club shack. The RSP2 receiver covers 1KHz to 2GHz (VLF > Microwaves> and besides having three software selectable antenna inputs it also has an amazing 10MHz bandwidth. Using a large number of readily available software applications with the RSP2 makes this an extremely capable general coverage receiver. The receiver will be installed in the shack in the next couple of weeks and we will organise some training sessions for club members who are not … Continue reading →

Posted in LSWC Shack | Tagged g5fz, G6COL, Lincoln, Lincoln Shortwave Club, LSWC, M0NWK, Receiver, RSP, RSP2, SDR, SDRplay | Leave a reply

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