Caradon Hill Repeater Group

I have been a licenced amateur  radio Operator since the Spring of 2003 then M3NWR

Later in 2006 2e0nwr  Then in 2009  M0RHW I am retired now! I worked in the electrical industry Radio TV Repairs Aerial a Sat Installer  Domestic Appliance Repairs etc.

I was also a Retained Fireman for 33 years and had Radio Operating experience with that Service also. I did work Mobile until recently when I changed my Car I could not fit an aerial as yet owing to a Glass Tailgate. but still thinking about it. I operate a Icom 706MK2 G Transceiver with a MFJ 949D Tuner for HF Tri-band Watson Vertical Aerial.

Always pleased to receive a QSO with any amateur operator!

73s  Norman

M0RHW

G7DPY QTH Saltash. Interests anything radio, from HF - UHF - AX25 - Data Modes - DSTAR - SSTV - SDR - 405tv etc Anything interesting really. Lots of SWL.

Ex QE2 R/O,  Inventor, Musician, Morrisman, Satellite enthusiast, after dinner speaker. Married to Sarah Deere-Jones (Renowned Harpist) Living in RF desert N.Cornwall. Best know for coining phrase for Summits On The Air, 'Geeks on Peaks'  or as Sarah said, 'Don't you mean Pillocks on Hillocks?'

I'm Michael. from the UK. I have quite a lot of interests really. I'm a UK digital Champion. Ham Radio Operator. St John Ambulance and Chairman of St Ove Youth Council. Also. Football referee

Import from Surrey. Arrived in Cornwall in 1977. Worked then for Decca Radar in Falmouth, before the company disappeared in the early eighties. Was originally G8BLI from 1968 to 1978 and passed the morse test at Land's End Radio station. Also held the callsign ZB2HV for holiday style operation. i'm ex Royal Signals TA, in which I rose to the lofty rank of Corporal. I get my kicks from designing and testing antenna arrangements, and can claim to be the designer of the Lazy B antenna for dual simultaneous V / H polarization. Less active on the airwaves than I would choose, due to the pressure of work, but can be found most Sundays on 5MHz and I get to broadcast GB2RS news there one week in six. The local 2100 net on 2M SSB is also a Sunday meeting place, 9 p.m. on 144.210 MHz.

A Cornishman in exile since leaving Liskeard in 1965, but still with ties in Cornwall.  Was born in the shaddow of Caradon Hill long before any radio masts existed on the hill and watched the ITV mast being erected from the classroom at the then Liskeard Secondary Modern school!