Calendar

The week's events

  • Club Meeting

    Club Meeting

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    Mon 2nd May 2022

    Monthly club meeting - please check back closer to the time for further details on activities and talks.

    Map Eastbourne Sovereign Sailing Club
    Spring Bank Holiday

    Category: General Spring Bank Holiday

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    Mon 2nd May 2022

    Map Eastbourne Sovereign Sailing Club
  • 70cm Club Net

    70cm Club Net


    Wed 4th May 2022

    Held on 70cm GB3ZX (Butts Brow) repeater
    Output: 430.825 Mhz
    Input: 438.425 MHz (+7.6 MHz)
    Input tone: 88.5 Hz

  • 432 MHz Trophy Contest

    432 MHz Trophy Contest

    N/A
    Sat 7th May 2022

    Mills On The Air Weekend

    Mills On The Air Weekend

    N/A
    Sat 7th May 2022 – Sun 8th May 2022

    Windmills, Watermills and other Mills on the Air.

    SARS members who are in contact with appropriate  Mills are encouraged to participate.

     

     

     

     

    M0KIL will be activating Stone Cross Windmill with NOV call GB3SXW.

     

     

     

  • Mills On The Air Weekend

    Mills On The Air Weekend

    N/A
    Sat 7th May 2022 – Sun 8th May 2022

    Windmills, Watermills and other Mills on the Air.

    SARS members who are in contact with appropriate  Mills are encouraged to participate.

     

     

     

     

    M0KIL will be activating Stone Cross Windmill with NOV call GB3SXW.

     

     

     

Meetings on the Air

Club members operate on an assortment of bands. We’d love to work you on the air, even if you’re not a member! See below for information on the frequencies we’ll be monitoring and when. Regular Club Nets Band Mode Frequency Time Notes 70cm FM Output: 430.825 MhzInput: 438.425 MHz (+7.6 MHz)Input tone: 88.5 Hz Every …

Monthly Meeting

We aim to be a friendly group of like-minded individuals who are interested in amateur radio and electronics. Our monthly meetings usually comprise of either a presentation by a speaker on a subject of interest, a bring & tell or sale of radio & electronic items.. Our meetings tend to begin with a short preamble …