As I arrived the team were working at the guards van to get the station up and running.
The station was active at the Bowes Railway from 9am to 3pm.
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Museums on the Air 2019
Anarc are participating in the Museums on the Air day. We will be at the Bowes Railway Museum on Saturday 15th June 2019.
We will be there from 9am to 3pm on the day.
An Amateur Radio Special Event. The Bowes Railway, built by George Stephenson in 1826, is the world’s only operational preserved standard gauge cable railway system. It was built to transport coal from pits in Durham to boats on the River Tyne.
Address: Springwell Rd, Gateshead NE9 7QJ
Find out more at: http://bowesrailway.uk/
Path Head Water Mill
Anarc is out and about today at the water mill in Blaydon operating as GB0PHM for Mills day on the air.
All new banner
It’s nice to promote the club at outside events and have a recognisable logo. The club now has had a new banner made. The logo has been added to our twitter feed too.
Christmas Social
To end 2018 we had our Christmas Social on the 14th December. Our resident photographer Warren Bone (G7WMB) managed to catch most of the people avoiding being photographed.
Rally Photos II
Last month I popped a few live photos straight onto the site from the 2018 Rally. However, there were more. So here are some of the additional pictures I took.
More Foundation Licence Passes
Warren Bone (G7MWB) photographed last weeks’ latest new Foundation Licence candidates who passed on 24th September 2018.
The club has always focused on teaching and bringing new people into amateur radio. Congratulations to all of you!
.. and the winner is!
All entrants to the ANARC “Fog on the Tyne” Radio Rally pick up a raffle ticket to win a call book. Our secretary, Nancy Bone (G7UUR), gets to present the raffle prize during the rally.
Live from the rally
The 2018 Fog on the Tyne rally is getting ready to open. Plenty of traders, radio bargains and our bring and buy.
Fog on the Tyne 2018 Rally
It’s coming. This Saturday 15th September is Rally Day! Full details are always on this site’s rally page.
The rally takes over the church hall for a few hours. Usual stuff for the radio amateur and electronics enthusiast including the “junk sale” where we recycle amateur radio gear at bargain basement prices.
The map should help you get to the Whitehall Road Methodist Church Hall. Entrance via the doors on Coatsworth Road. We are just a few metres from the 53/54 bus stops from Gateshead.
See you Saturday!