M/KG7VZD. Tim Walfords 'Gurney Slade' 80m AM transceiver build is under way.

Russian Space Walk #43 audio and pictures

Translated:

<...>
- 003 showing zero. Can we make it?
- Yes, all's normal

Deploying TOMSK-TPU-120 satellite by hand from ISS

Deploying CubeSat Tanusha-SWSU-1, the RS6S call sign

Deploying CubeSat Tanusha-SWSU-2, the RS7S call sign

Audio at 16:38 UK time

Translated:

<...>?
- No, <...>
- Isn't it in the way? Looks liek it shouldn't.
- It probably shouldn't, but <...> is so short, maybe it's this <...> now not in the way at last
- Then let's take it off ... and move it to where it was

Signals received from Tanusha on Farnham Web SDR after launch.

Signals from Tomsk-TPU-120 from Farnham Web SDR

M0GIW David Ryan video / audio of the space walk #43

New QSL cards

The Card from SV9/M0NPT was a UK to Crete on SO-50

Project Thomas Watch now has Ofcom Business Simple UK License issued

As part of our summer raffle, we are pleased to announce we have made enough money to purchase the Business Simple UK license for **Project Thomas Watch** today!

The license covers several bands and is valid for 5 years.

It is our hope that the UK wide license will help enable people on the autistic spectrum and their friends, family and carers (supporters) to allow an additional layer of communication, independence and security, using radios has helped one of our members Son's (Thomas) and given him some freedom to ride his bike around the block, also used on his recent holiday when he wanted to be inside whilst the family wanted to be out (in the sun!), or when he wanted to go to the toilet, or get food / drink on his own.

If you or someone you know is on the Autism spectrum, or could benefit from using our license please do reach out to us we are happy to help talk with you.

If you are interested in Project Thomas watch, or at licensing a radio project, please do get in contact with us as we would love to hear from you and may be able to help you out.

"Get Surrey" reports on ChertseyRC ISS success

A big thanks to Get Surrey for their write up of our success in receiving the recent transmissions from Tanusha-1 & Tanusha-2 whilst aboard the International Space Station

You can read the write up by clicking the following...