The Harlow And District Amateur Radio Society is a
well established club operating under the call sign
of the late Tom St. Johnstone (G6UT), with a
related class B (G6BUT) license also held. We are
members of the
Radio Society of Great
Britain.
The formal objectives of the club are to foster, in a spirit of comradeship, all branches of radio, electronics and amateur radio activities.
The formal objectives of the club are to foster, in a spirit of comradeship, all branches of radio, electronics and amateur radio activities.
The club is fortunate to have a permanent base at
Mark Hall Barn, a grade II listed building. We have
an impressive, extendable tower at the back of our
club house. HF, 6M, 2M, 70cms, and 23cms are
catered for. A range of transceiver and test
equipment is owned by the club and normally
available to its members. We are a radio club
that really does radio - why not
join
us?
In recent years we have provided training for Full,
Intermediate and Foundation licences as well as
arranging morse code practice and specific
technical demonstrations. As a result we have
maintained a continuous flow of new members into
the club - why not
join
us?
