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A bit about us:
A bit about us:
On the vibrant banks of the River Usk in Newport, Wales, an enthusiastic community amateur radio aficionados is keeping the airwaves buzzing! Founded January 2022, the Uskside Amateur Radio club (MW1USK) rolls out the red carpet for everyone—from seasoned operators to curious newcomers eager to dive into the thrilling world of ham radio. A Hub for Radio Exploration and Camaraderie!
The Uskside ARC is a lively haven for individuals at every skill level, creating a dynamic atmosphere where knowledge flows freely, experiences are shared, and a passion for radio communication unites us all. With exciting opportunities for engagement.
When we meet:
When we meet:
U.A.R.C invites you to our Regular Meetings every Tuesday from 19:30-21:30 at The High Cross Community Hall, Rogerstone, NP10 9SH These gatherings are perfect for networking, hands-on, and connecting with fellow radio Enthusiasts.
Online Community:
Online Community:
Stay engaged with our vibrant Facebook group where members can connect, exchange information, and chat about all things radio!
On-Air Net:
On-Air Net:
Tune in every Friday evening from 19:00-20:00 local time on 145.525 MHz (S21) for our weekly on-air hosted by one of our members. It's the perfect chance to practice your skills communicate live! These exciting avenues ensure that whether you prefer face-to-face interactions or online chats, our club has a strong sense of community both on and off the air.
All levels of skill welcome!:
All levels of skill welcome!:
Tune in every Friday evening from 19:00-20:00 local time on 145.525 MHz (S21) for our weekly on-air hosted by our member Mat (M8ONY). It's the perfect chance to practice your skills communicate live! These exciting avenues ensure that whether you prefer face-to-face interactions or online chats, our club has a strong sense of community both on and off the air.
RSGB Brickworks
RSGB Brickworks
Brickworks is a free, supportive program designed to help licensed amateur radio operators build confidence and expand their skills after completing their Foundation Course. Hosted by friendly, accredited local clubs, the scheme provides a welcoming environment where hobbyists can receive personalized advice, guidance, and hands-on help from experienced members.
Participants engage in tailored presentations and practical activities designed to take them from "zero-to-hero" at their own pace, ensuring they have a supportive network when trying out new equipment or techniques. As you progress through the scheme, your club will reward your achievements with official certificates of completion. For more information or to find a local participating club, visit the RSGB Brickworks page.
See you soon!
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U.A.R.C
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