On 22/08/18 01:01, Graeme Knight - VK3GRK wrote: This is a great event, but unfortunately for me, it's not a good time of year. In a normal year, track season is starting, and I'm

In order to limit the proliferation of messages and the consumption of storage space, I am thinking of killing the Thursday and Sunday calendar reminders and leave it up to individuals to post

I am now also signed up.

Hi Pedal Radio Group,I have entered a team in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids' cancer!Our team is called BAREC Pedal Radio Group and I am inviting you to join us to ride throughout October.How

Only if I give you the password.

And then when Kevin gets his remote transceiver organised - we can just access his ;-)

Good to hear you are back on the road Andrew. There is a myriad of apps, etc., for remote controlling a transceiver. The difficulty appears to be in making a choice for yourself so that when you put

It's amazing what smartphone tech is capable off. I'd be keen to check it out. Building a short wave supereganerative (rx only) circuit, a SDR, a pair of amps, pre-amp, the parts to finish the

I downloaded a heap of YouTube remoting videos, viewed them, and decided to install PocketRxTx on my phone. It and the videos looked impressing so, after downloading the User Manual, I then decided to

Another spin-off project suggested itself to me after rain put paid to my trike building endeavours for the day. Why not remote control a home multi-band radio from your ride? The benefits are less

The first rider in the Lyon-Canton solar bike rided has arrived in Guangzhou (Canton). 12,000km in 45 days = 270km per day. Think of that next time you are too tired to ride around the block.

My GT3 Greenspeed trike had nice Greenspeed mudguards they worked well. Paul VK3IH

Bog, from my experience requires a rough surface (80-120 grit) foothold and a chemically sterile (i.e No wax, grease etc) surface to perform a good bond, but even then you have to consider your

Before anyone gets too carried away with making mudguards, it may pay to consider the bogging process. My single mudguard was left sitting on a bench awaiting time to progress it further.

G'day fellow radio, electronic and cycling enthusiasts, firstly i'd like to extend my gratitude of welcoming me to the club and also making me feel accepted and additionally providing me with valuable

More mudguard images have been uploaded to the Group Tips and Tricks photo album.

http://vk3atl.org/technical/RigMaster.pdf http://vk3atl.org/for-sale/ David VK3HPD mentioned the above rig control from the Geelong Radio Club

Two photos of my attempt to make mudguards have been uploaded to the Tricks and Hints Photo Album. The rest should be relatively easy, although nothing was hard or difficult with what I did.

I suddenly remembered that I had planned to make PVC mudguards. Similar to defective windscreen wipers, they only show as a problem when it rains. My plan was to slice a PVC tube lengthwise, kerf one

Thursday ride. Might be a bit wet for it but a possibility of a ride on the O'Keefe Rail Trail towards Axedale to meet another ride from Axedale towards Bendigo in the afternoon.