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 Work
is still underway to prepare a questionnaire and forum for members
to establish club directions over the next few years. This is a
great opportunity for everyone to use their imaginations and shape
the sort of club they would like to have in the long term. It will
be introduced
in November and finalised in January.
More
in the October edition
of the magazine.
An impromptu working bee was organized by the
Committee for Saturday 13th
September.
The agenda was to repair the HF antennas which had fallen into disrepair
for
whatever reason and with JOTA only weeks away, we figured a bit of maintenance
was due.
It turned out to be a glorious day with about 7 members on hand. Strange
as it
may seem, we never got around to fixing the HF antennas at all.
More
in the October edition
of the magazine.
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This
month’s meeting will feature a couple
of talks by Phil and
Albert who will be unpacking the Club’s projector and giving instructions
on how to set it up and use it for displaying various
media. “Although its use is not hard at all, it is easier to be
shown than to read all the manuals . (And as amateurs, the last
thing we do is read the manual.)”
More
in the October edition
of the magazine.
| Paul
Engers Presentsh his Pic-A-Star |
Last
month’s general meeting saw the demonstration of a software
based HF transceiver. It is a remarkable
feat and testament to what is possible
with an integration of old and new RF
technology. There are several layers of
knowledge at work here and the scale of
the job is not for the faint-hearted. Still, it
would be a remarkable challenge to embrace…..
More
in the October edition
of the magazine.
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The
Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc.(GGREC) is a group
of electronics
enthusiasts and amateur
radio operators who promote all aspects of computers, hobby electronics
and telecommunications.
General
meetings commence at 8:00 pm on the third Friday of every
month except December at the Girl
Guide Hall . This is located behind the Cranbourne Integrated Care
Centre, Grant Street off the Frankston / Cranbourne road in Cranbourne
(Mel.
Map 133, J6), in the State of Victoria,
Australia.
On the first
Friday of every month the club holds a Natter Night, where members
meet, socialize and participate
in common projects.
 Come
along on a meeting night and speak to any of our Committee as they
will
be
able
to
help
with
any
questions
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