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GGREC’s VK100WIA and the Koo-Wee-Rup re-enactment. What a tremendous success • 4 QSOs with GB2VK located at the site of the original transmissions in 1921 in Wales • 350 QSOs in total •
12 members operating the station • Formal presentation attended by about 100 people, including 20 club members, 4 WIA officials, a few EMDRC members and lots of Koo-Wee-Rup Swamp
Historical Society members, as well as the general public. Celebration dinner on Saturday with 22 members in attendance.
More in the July edition of the magazine.
By the time you read this we will be into the final countdown. I think (hope) we have everything ready to go. Those who are able to help out please let me know on the day.
More in the July edition of the magazine.
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On the 6th of June, a dedicated group of Club members gathered at the Club rooms for a working bee. Despite some early rain and fog, the sun soon came out and the work began with a flurry.
Chris, Neville and Michael attacked the dipole and found that the balun and feedline were no longer connected to the dipole. This was soon rectified with some skilful soldering.
All the leaves, twigs and branches on the roof of the shack were cleaned up and removed.
More in the July edition of the magazine.
Where will GGREC be in 12-24 months? I have received a few ideas and we plan to table them for your information at the August meeting and these will help us provide some direction
for the next 12 months or so. Again, I encourage all members, and especially the newer members to participate in this process.
More in the July edition of the magazine.
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The Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. (GGREC) is a group of amateur radio operators and electronics
enthusiasts who promote all aspects of hobby telecommunications, computers and electronics.
General meetings commence at 8pm on the third Friday of every month except December at the Guide Hall which 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 at the Club Shack, 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 that you may have.
Listen to the latest Club broadcast
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