UK SIX METRE GROUP
Are you a keen 6 Metre operator waiting for that rare opening or new country ?
The UK Six Metre Group (UKSMG) was formed in 1982 with the primary aim of publicising
and exchanging information on propagation, news, DX-Peditons, etc, and to encourage an
intrest in the 50MHz band by all amateurs. It also maintains a beacon fund to finance
and support beacons in various parts of the world.
In 1996 the United Kingdom, together with many other countries around te world, is
privileged to be able to operate on this most exciting of all amateur frequency allocations.
Anyone who has been on the band during this current sunspot cycle will be able to look back
on one of the most exciting periods of his/her amateur career.
The ambition of the UKSMG through the medium of it's 48-page quarterly Journal, SIX NEWS,
is to provide the best information available on all aspects of the band, including such things
as DX news, DX reports, beacon news, propagation and technical articles, 6M equipment reviews,
QSL adresses, DX-pedition news and readable and informative articles from 6M experts.
Why not join the UKSMG an give us a try ? We have already attracted over 800 members in over
50 countries around the world. The subcription rates are as follows: UK 9.00, Europe UK 11.00
and the rest of the world $22.00 (or equivalent in local currency).
All newsletters outside of the UK are AIRMAILLED to ensure prompt receipt.
Send your subscriptions to:
Mr I. Philipps - G0RDI, 24 Acres End, Amersham, Buckinghamshire HP7 9DZ, United Kingdom.
Eurocheques or US$ checks to be made out to: "UK Six Metre Group" or send to one of our
country managers below, making the check out in their name.
- Netherlands : PA7FM - Dennis Robbemond, Iependaal 155, 3181AJ Rozenburg ZH.
- France ....: FC1OIH - Vincent Lecler.
- Germany ....: DL8HCZ - J.Kraft.
- Italy.......: I7CSB - Mike Coppola.
- Malta.......: 9H5EE - John Dougall.
- Poland......: SP4TKK - Krystof Krassowski.
- Spain.......: EA2LU - Jorge Accunzi.
- Australia...: VK3ALM - Adam Maurer.
