CLUB M0AAA MX0AAA G3ULT GX3ULT G3AKF M0EEE MX0EEE M4T GB2RD GB75RD GB4MR GB6MMR GB2MBA GB0DOG GB2DOG GB75DOG GB4HRR GB0RAR GB5RS GB2CP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H SWL I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Z All From: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Mode All SSB CW FM AM RTTY PSK DIG Other Band All 160M 80M 60M 40M 30M 20M 17M 15M 12M 10M 6M 4M 2M 70CM 23CM 13CM 3CM Cards /P ops only non /P only All cards To: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Locator (1 to 6 characters) Go    Cards 1-185 of 185 selected calls. (186 unique calls, 186 total cards) Prev Next MapDisplay Sort By Call Date ↓ Statistics List Info/Help Find Call, Prefix or CardNo: Go  RandomAuto Reset

= CLUB = Here is a selection of Cards, kindly scanned in and provided by Vin G4JTR, containing RADARC club, special event, and historical calls, and cards received for QSO's with clubcalls and Special Events. All other calls, selected by clicking on a call in the top left, show eQSL cards received for the various club and Special Event calls of the Reading Amateur Radio Club RADARC. The DX cards are of DXpeditions where our former clubmember Don Field G3XTT and Tony Canning G0OPB - (Now G2NF) were involved. Clubcalls: G3ULT, G3AKF, M0AAA, M0EEE, M4T (only between 1999 and 2010). Clubcalls may use the modifier X, as in MX0AAA. - G3ULT is the oldest RADARC club call. - M0AAA was the very first UK "M" prefix callsign issued, in March 1994. - M0EEE was used in the NFD between 2000 and 2008. The 'triple-E' was causing confusion during CW contests and instead G3ULT was used in the last few years. - G3AKF was the call of the late Bryan Taylor, a long term member of RADARC, the call is now assigned to RADARC as one of the Club Calls. - M4T was previously held by RADARC as a contest call, but has since lapsed. QSL cards from RADARC historic ops are shown under the M4T link. In addition, several SpecialEvents callsigns, organized and run by RADARC and members. All of those calls are limited time, special event callsigns only, but could potentially be re-applied for, for new special events. GB4MR (1987,1990,2012,2013,2015,2016) and GB6MMR(1999,2010) were used for the McMichael Ralleys, GB2MBA (2010,2011,2012,2013) was one of the most recent and is the Museums on the air event, we put on stations at Berkshire Museum of Aviation in Woodley. GB2RD (2006,2009,2019) is for various anniversary years for RADARC. GB0DOG (1986,1987,1988,1991,1993), GB2DOG (1984,1987,1992) and GB75DOG (1988), is for Guide Dogs for the Blind charity events, held in Wokingham. GB4HRR (1996, 1989) is for Hospital Radio Reading, Charity event. GB0RAR (1985) is for Reading Amateur Radio, not sure of the event(s) for this. Possibly Knowl Hill Steam Rally. GB5RS (1985,1989) is Reading Scouts and was put on by a the Group that run the 3 Towers walk and so is not RADARC, but RADARC members were and still are heavily involved. GB2CP (2017), JOTA station organized by Tom M0LTE. (The years indicated are based on QSL cards received) Under the CLUB section are several cards from and for Gerry Marcuse, G2NM, the founder of Reading and District Amateur Radio Club RADARC, 1934. - please email any further info or updates to Michael M0MPM mljmeerman-at-gmail.com RotateLeft RotateRight

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QSL Cards Display for RADARC

Here you find a selection of received eQSL cards for our club-calls, mostly from contest contacts.

The Reading & District Amateur Radio Club, RADARC, holds a number of calls:

G3ULT is the oldest RADARC club call.

M(X)0AAA was the very first UK "M" prefix callsign issued, in March 1994.

M(X)0EEE was used in the NFD between 2000 and 2008. The 'triple-E' was causing confusion during CW contests and instead G3ULT was used in the last few years.

G3AKF was the call of the late Bryan Taylor, a long term member of RADARC, the call is now assigned to RADARC as one of a number of Club Calls.

M4T was previously held by RADARC, but has since lapsed. QSL cards from RADARC historic ops are shown here.

QSLs - David M0DHO is the QSL Manager for M0AAA and MX0AAA. David keeps many of the old contest and activity logs of the various RADARC callsigns. Tom G0VQR was the QSL manager for M4T, while Min Standen (G0JMS) is the license holder of M(X)0EEE.
If you are interested in operating any of the current RADARC club-calls, please contact the comittee (see the RADARC website).
More info is on M0AAA QRZ.com, and the RADARC website

In addition the club has been running several Special Event Stations over the years.

• GB4MR (1987,1990,2012,2013,2015,2016) and GB6MMR(1999,2010) were used for the McMichael Ralleys,
• GB2MBA (2010,2011,2012,2013) was one of the most recent and is the Museums on the air event, we put on stations at Berkshire Museum of Aviation in Woodley.
• GB2RD (2006,2009,2019) is for various anniversary years for RADARC.
• GB0DOG (1986,1987,1988,1991,1993), GB2DOG (1984,1987,1992) and GB75DOG (1988), is for Guide Dogs for the Blind charity events, held in Wokingham.
• GB4HRR (1996, 1989) is for Hospital Radio Reading, Charity event.
• GB0RAR (1985) is for Reading Amateur Radio, not sure of the event(s) for this. Possibly Knowl Hill Steam Rally.
• GB5RS (1985,1989) is Reading Scouts and was put on by a the Group that run the 3 Towers walk and so is not RADARC, but RADARC members were and still are heavily involved.
• GB2CP (2017), JOTA station organized by Tom M0LTE.

(The years indicated are based on QSL cards received)

Almost all objects you see on the screen are clickable, and you can sort the cards by date, call and mode, or select cards from /P operations only.
The alphabetical list at the top allows you to select just those cards that start with a particular letter or number (prefix).
You can also limit the time range by specifying the start- and end-year/month, and/or select a certain band and/or mode and/or (part of) a grid locator.
Most cards contain the gridlocator info, and you can select for example all cards from the IO locator, or IO91 by entering the first few characters of a locator.
The list of cards can be big, you may jump to any point in the list by specifying the first few characters (prefix) or an index number
(see the input box at the bottom).
The 'ALL' button will de-select the single character you might have clicked on (in the top bar), and show all cards within the selected time-range.
Hovering over a thumbnail-image will open the card, clicking on a thumbnail will open the QRZ.com page for that call.
The Statistics button at the bottom shows some stats on the selected cards, sorted by DXCC.
Clicking on a country name shows the list of calls for this dxcc, clicking on the call opens the QSL-card.
The LIST button shows the selected QSL cards in tabular form; click on a column header to sort up or down on that column; click on a call to display the card.

You will only see the cards for one specific club-call at a time (it defaults to CLUB). To see cards for other calls, just click on a call at the top bar.
To set all options back to default, and select all cards, click the 'Reset' button.

The NEXT and PREV buttons will show the next (or previous) page of cards.

Note that this is not a logbook and the eQSL's are not neccesarily verified and may there for contain errors in date, mode or may not even be in our logs.

The webpage will automatically adjust for your screen size, but only if you start here at '/RADARC'
If you find any errors or have suggestions to impove this site, please email me, ping me on Discord, or catch me on the air.
If you like this software and want to use it for your own card display - give me a call/email as some tweaking would be required.
It includes a utility to easily download the cards from eQSL.cc.

Technical: Webserver: Tomcat v7, Java v7, HTML-5, JavaScript, CSS3. This package is a collection of HTML, Javascript, CSS and JavaServerPages.
It should be compatible with all modern browsers, including those on tablets and smartphones.

73 Michael M0MPM

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