Our Club callsigns can occasionally be heard on the air.
We have equipment, and antennas to use on the bands, from 160M > 23cms.
We do quite well with our location, despite not being any height above sea level. Our QTH is pretty flat for miles around with the nearest high ground being 3 miles south east of us.


A Web SDR (Software-Defined Radio) is an online radio receiver that lets you tune into and listen to radio signals through a web browser without needing your own physical radio equipment.
We have a few SDR receivers that cover from KHz to GHz that are available for you to listen to online.
We do our best to keep them online but apologies for any outages, it's possibly a software or hardware change at our end, check back again soon.
We like to get on the air with the club station, with HF, VHF and UHF equipment making radio contacts near and far.
With our station we like to be able to facilitate what we can't do at home, big antennas, and some QRO.
Currently we have 2 main transmitting towers.
HF tower 60' (18M)
Hygain TH3 20/15/10
Dual band 6m & 4m Yagi - DUAL PA5070-11-6 BG
5el on 50Mhz, 6el on 70MHz
Feed of the wire loop via ATU covers 160-6M
VHF Tower 80' (24M)
1 x 14el 144MHz Yagi - DUAL PA144-14-9-BGE
1 x 23el 432MHz Yagi - DUAL PA432-26-7BGP
We occasionally upload our log to Clublog.
A last minute thing, Martin M0HOM, Steve G1PPA, John G4ATA, and Mike G8FDR operated G7HAH for the contest.
A single yagi station, with moderate power, held it's own against some of the larger stations.
Contest 144MHz Trophy
Submitted Sun Sep 6 14:05:15 2026 UTC
Deadline Sun 13-Sep-2026 23:59 UTC
Section O (Open)
Category HIGH
Group Finningley ARS
QSOs 121
Calculated QSO points 37874
ODX Call OK4C
ODX Points 1009
DXCCs 12
WWLs 40
UK WWLs 17