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We would be grateful if you could book early to give us an idea of numbers.
Booking your dinner tickets is particularly important as numbers are limited.
Many of you will be aware that Tom, GM4FDM has decided to step down from editing
the Digest and I’d like to thank him from taking over from me last year.
Meanwhile, I shall be editing the next edition of the Digest so that we
have continuity of publication. Please send your stories and articles to
me at my “dot radio” email address:
qrv@gm3tal.radio
I’d prefer pdf files. Word documents are also acceptable as long as any
photos or pics are sent separately (i.e. not embedded in the text). If
it’s a big file then please send via Dropbox.
The copy deadline is 21 February 2025.
The GMDX committee are still looking for someone to take on the role of
editor – drop me a note if you are interested.
73 and HNY
Malcolm, GM3TAL
The GMDX Digest Issue 108 Winter 2024 has been published in the Members Area
Thanks to Editor Tom GM4FDM for his dedicated time in getting this issue out.
A few GMDX members attended the Scottish Microwave Round Table (GMRT) this weekend – Photo is GMDX Committee member, Malcolm GM3TAL, presenting during the afternoon session.
Thank You to Rob, GM3YTS who has looked after the GMDX Club Callsign for some time.
Malcolm, GM3TAL will be the new guardian of the GMDX Club Callsign, looking after the QRZ.com
page and keeping track of requests to use the call.
If you would like to use this call for a calendar month during 2025, please contact Malcolm at:
qrv@gm3tal.radio
There have been a few provisional bookings, but there are still plenty of slots still available.
If you have not used the call previously and want to know more, then please contact Malcolm with any
questions.
The final operator schedule will be published by the end of December.
GMDX Group is pleased to be sponsoring these DXpeditions in early 2025
TX7N | Marquesas Islands | 2025 | Home – TX7N – Marquises 2025 |
VU4X | Andaman Islands | 2025 | DX-Adventure – You hear our signals | We feel the pile-ups |
C8K | Mozambique | 2025 | Czech DX pedition |
VK9CU | Cocos Keeling Island | 2025 | VK9CU – Callsign Lookup by QRZ Ham Radio |
VK9XU | Christmas Island | 2025 | VK9XU – Callsign Lookup by QRZ Ham Radio |
We hope that this sponsorship helps all teams in achieving their goals and look forward to working them on the air.
Issue 107 of The Digest has been published and is available to members.
Thanks to our Editor Tom GM4FDM, all contributors and advertisers.
GMDX Group are pleased to be a sponsor of the upcoming Expedition to Nauru, October 10-29, 2024
Every year the GMDX Group likes to ensure that our Club Callsign, GS8VL gets on the air every month, therefore we are seeking volunteers to air the callsign for every month of 2025. If you are a GMDX member, hold a full licence and live in the UK, Isle of Man or Channel Islands, please get in touch via email @ gmdxgroup@gmail.com
GMDX SSB Contest 2024 – 31st Aug-1st Sept – RESULTS
Many thanks to those who entered the GMDX SSB contest 2024.
There were a total of 14 GM entrants this year. Conditions on the higher HF bands were poor and overnight activity was very low indeed.
A special thanks to the UKEICC team for supporting us within the existing event and producing the results. Full UKEICC results including certificates are here UKEICC – United Kingdom and Ireland Contest Club
THE WINNERS
Congratulations to John GM0OPS / MM9I as top placed GM, ahead of the GM5G multi-op team of Peter 2M0SQL and Charlie GM1TGY.
Congratulations to RADIO TV KLUB MURSKA SOBOTA S53M as leading station with the most Scottish QSOs.
A Quaich will be awarded to John GM0OPS / MM9I as the Scottish entrant with the highest points score in this event and as the station with the highest combined points score across the CW & SSB 2024 events.
A Quaich will be awarded to RADIO TV KLUB MURSKA SOBOTA S53M as the Non-Scottish entrant who made the highest number of valid QSOs with Scottish stations in this event.
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