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Itchen Valley ARC has a
fairly high percentage of licensed female members of the club.
Many of these members are active 'hams'.
Following the success of our
recent 2nd Foundation Course we are pleased that 5 more Y/L's
are now licensed and will soon be added to this page.
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Liz, M0ACL
Organizes Thinking Day on the Air venues and
Special Event stations for the Guide Association in Hampshire.
Is a member of the Club team in various contests
throughout the year.
Enjoys constructing various portable antennas
to use when taking her Brownie Pack on holiday. At the moment
Liz is constructing the W3FF
Portable Dipole which uses narrow plastic plumbing pipe
and 2 x 72" telescopic whips.
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It's almost ready to test and
was fairly straight forward to construct, the main problems
were caused because this was designed in the USA the pipe
and fittings are slightly different and the whips had to be
shipped over (thanks to Steve).
Also responsible for this web site and www.
guides-on-the-air.co.uk
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Sheila, G0VNI,
organizes Morse tuition and assessments. She organizes Foundation,
Intermediate and RAE courses and assessment and keeps club
member G0UKB on track with his lesson plans for the courses.
She is a member of the Club team in various
contests throughout the year especially organizing the sites
for field day contests.
Sheila's other tasks include club treasurer,
being one of the net controllers for the weekly club net and
on the club news reading rota.
She is currently constructing a Taunton transceiver
kit from Tim Walford.
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| Margaret, M3KER
is keen about kit construction, especially the Ten Tec Regen
Receiver |
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Ann, G0VBL is
one of the net controllers for the daily morning Waterside net |
| Shirley, G0TBC,
combines her radio knowledge with her Red Cross activities. |
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Other IVARC XYL's include
Jenny, 2E1DCW/M3JEN
Claire, 2E1CZA/M3AAJ
Carol, 2E1IBR/M1FDO
Lucy, 2E1LUC/M3LMJ/M1LMJ
Emily, 2E1EMS/M3ABD
Rachel, M0RDH
Marilyn, SWL
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