South Lancs Amateur Radio Club activated their local beacon, Ashurst Beacon, with a special event call sign of GB9ASH in a celebration of the start of communication over vast distances.
On a super sunny summer day the club was on air from 1000hrs to 1600hrs UTC on 2m VHF (FM and SSB), 40m SSB & QRP and 20m SSB and made a number of contacts around the UK, Ireland and the Isle of Man.
Saturday the 14th of May we will be up on the beacon making some contacts.
Some of our members enjoying a small radio event
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