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Happy New Year everyone! On behalf of the committee I wish all members, families and friends the very best for a safe and healthy 2010. Hege and I have enjoyed a very, very white Christmas here with about 60cms of snow coming down on 24th December, and about -8C. It has continued to snow on and off and the temperature is now -15C, so the accumulation sits about 80-90 cms in Oslo and it is quite a sight to see a major city sitting under this much snow.
More in the January edition of the magazine.
January 2010 is shaping up to be a very busy month for the club. We just received notification that we have been allocated the 30th January by Bunnings in Cranbourne to host the BBQ Stall. This is very good news as it will provide us with a great opportunity to promote the club and the hobby to a broad cross section of the community right on our doorstep. In addition this will provide a fantastic chance to raise significant additional funds for our club.
More in the January edition of the magazine.
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For those interested, we will gather into a group and drive approx 40kms from Bonnie Doon to Mt Buggery to participate in the Summer VHF/UHF Field Day. If you are keen to participate please let Chris VK3QB and Phil VK3YB know. This promises to be a fun weekend away coupled with a radio event for those interested. We look forward to hearing from you in due course and hopefully seeing you at Bonnie Doon in January.
More in the January edition of the magazine.
The amateur radio special event station VI2AJ2010 is on the air over 10 days using HF and Echolink. The 22nd Australian National Scout Jamboree, 3-13 January at the Cataract Scout Park 85km south-west of Sydney, will have special event station VI2AJ2010 on air. The Fisher’s Ghost Amateur Radio Club is the caretaker organisation of the amateur radio shack at the park and has worked for the past 12 months getting everything ready.
More in the January 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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