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Re: GB2RS NEWS Sunday 5th July 2009

"Yeti" <yeti@ayrshore.com> wrote in message
news:h2ncrd$al4$1@news.eternal-september.org...
> Ken Ward wrote:
>> "Des Kinvig" <kinvig.netta@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>> news:Qiq3m.50950$OO7.44897@text.news.virginmedia.com...
>>>> NEWS FOR SCOTLAND A few weeks ago we advised listeners on the east
>>>> coast of Scotland that the long-established 80 metre news reading at
>>>> 11.30 was in danger of terminating because GM3HGA and GM3VEY in
>>>> Aberdeen were stepping down. No RSGB members have yet come forward to
>>>> take up this important news reading. Accordingly, today's will be the
>>>> last bulletin from Aberdeen unless some last-minute volunteers contact
>>>> GB2RS News Manager .
>>>>
>>> useless bunch those members are ........or perhaps they don't have many
>>> members these days that can read ........
>> They can always play with their new toys......
>>
>> Dundee Amateur Radio Club was recently awarded a grant of nearly £3,000
>> by the National Lottery under the Awards for all Scheme. This Grant has
>> been used to purchase the equipment required to provide a D-Star
>> digital UHF radio repeater for radio amateurs from Dundee, Angus and
>> North Fife. Full information and coverage of this D-Star Repeater can
>> be found at the D-Star Scotland website at www.dstarinfo.org.
>>
>>
> Ayr Amateur Radio Group was given around £10,000 - to provide loan radios
> to FL licence holders who are on the Intermediate course.
>
> Far more worthy cause than to pollute the airwaves with more D-Star IMHO.
>
>
Saves handing them out on the streets

Wouldn't it be better to spend that £10,000 on used Ham Internationals and
get them back onto the 555?

Steve Terry

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