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04.Jan
Last Updated: 19 January 2014

GB0HL

GB0HL Lighting up the world 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

Over a weekend in August members of the Norfolk Amateur Radio Club operated GB0HL from Happisburgh Lighthouse as part of International Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend. The distinctive red and white lighthouse is the oldest working light in East Anglia and is unique being the only independently run lighthouse in Great Britain.
We ran 3 Stations making 358 QSO's
1 x VHF from just below the light with SSB and FM.
1 X HF DATA from the bottom of the lighthouse.GB0HL 1 x HF SSB / CW from "MAC" outside the lighthouse.
QSL cards have been posted to the RSGB Bureau and also uploaded to EQSL.
Cards were printed by :- www.qslfactory.com Thanks to Dave  for excellent service.
A Log search at the bottom of the page.
Further information about Happisburgh Lighthouse can be found here .
Images from the weekend can be found in our gallery.
Details of the International Lighthouse weekend :- http://www.illw.net/
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CLUB MEETINGS:

In person and online with NARC Live!

Following the Covid pandemic the club has changed where it meets, though it is still every Wednesday through the year.

Online:

Approximately every other Wednesday the club now broadcasts its own magazine show NARC Live! Wednesday with news, features, talks and guests.


It is streamed online live from 19.30 UK local time at the following places and anyone is welcome to watch and join in, not just NARC members:

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In person:

The club physically meets on the other Wednesdays in the sixth form centre of the City of Norwich School, Eaton Road, Norwich, NR4 6PP from 1900-2130 UK local time.

We welcome anyone of any age, gender or ability and who enjoys experimenting with radio and electronics to come and meet us and see what we do in our hobby.

Please see above ONLINE tab for details of the club programme and below this piece for contacts of club official.

WATCHING PREVIOUS NARC LIVE's...

If you missed a NARC Live we now we record most shows in the studio and upload them to Youtube within 2 days. So you can watch almost any previous recorded NARC Live show by going to YouTube, searching for "Norfolk ARC", click on Videos and choose the programme you want to watch. YouTube Channel Link