Good luck to John Corby, Thomas and Eddie. Any other takers or chasers? Greg N4KGL

That will be 12:00 UTC. Read the wrong shack clock! Current local time is 11:40 British Summer Time or 10:40 UTC Tom G0SBW

I see that the Polish DX contest starts at 15:00UTC. 17m is dead at moment so have decided to get out before the contest starts. Hope to be operational on 20m as a /PM at 11:00 UTC. 73 Tom G0SBW

Good luck Greg & Co. But, please remember your social distancing and keep safe. I will try to be out pedestrian mobile, on a normally deserted flood defence sea wall (see photo below- I will be

The RaDAR Challenge is a portable amateur radio operating event with movement between deployments via foot or various conveyances. Operate in a four-hour window of your choosing in the UTC day. No

Reminder: RaDAR Challenge April 4th 2020 When: Saturday, 4 April 2020 View Event Description: The next RaDAR Challenge is April 4th, 2020 UTC. RaDAR is Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio. Movement is

Also in Covid-19 "house arrest" due to age. However, under the isolation terms, I am allowed out for a period of "excerise" each day provided I don't mingle with others. Possibly a period of

Hi all RaDAR enthusiasts, We're presently "Locked down" here in South Africa due to COVID-19 but I will be active doing RaDAR SatComms during suitable passes from home in grid KG34ac19fi. Stay safe.

Reminder: RaDAR Challenge April 4th 2020 When: Saturday, 4 April 2020 View Event Description: The next RaDAR Challenge is April 4th, 2020 UTC. RaDAR is Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio. Movement is

RaDAR Challenge April 4th 2020 When: Saturday, 4 April 2020 Description: The next RaDAR Challenge is April 4th, 2020 UTC. RaDAR is Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio. Movement is encouraged between

For Christmas I upgraded from a FT-817 to a Elecraft KX2. It was hard to set my trusty FT-817 aside, but once I started using the KX2 I knew I had made the right choice. I plan on operating from

https://zs6bne.wordpress.com/2020/02/24/radar-news-february-2020/ An update from Eddie!

Tom, Thanks for your update on how you are optimizing your pack-up for RaDAR. It is amazing how the weight adds up in a pack. Since I started bike riding, I go with a pack and strap the pole to the

I'm looking forward to it. I've been working on getting my pack weight down. Since I'm on foot every ounce matters. If I remember correctly my pack was about 25 lbs last year and it was not a good

Please see the blog at https://www.n4kgl.info/2020/02/pota-and-radar-on-florida-gulf-coast.html Got plans for April 4th RaDAR Challenge? Thanks, Greg N4KGL

RaDAR Group, Please see my blog post at https://www.n4kgl.info/2019/11/the-november-2019-radar-challenge-and.html The video at https://youtu.be/yVApLsuL-do and photos at

I have just received Sid ZS5AYC and Adele ZS5APT's RaDAR report and so heart warming to read the stories of their journey. Simply AWESOME!!! "RaDAR Challenge – 2 November 2019 Due to family

I'm usually quite despondent at the end of every RaDAR challenge but it's results like Kobus ZS6BOS's that give me renewed hope for RaDAR as it is presently defined. I was almost contemplating making

Well, the WX was wet and very windy. So operating /P from the camper van was the order of the day. I planned to start operating at 12:00 UTC. However I was at my first station, Martins Farm

Nov 2019 RaDAR Challenge When: Saturday, 2 November 2019 Where: Anywhere Organizer: LaneKG@... Description: See rules at http://radarops.co.za/index.php/radar-rules/