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GX3ERD Logbook Amateur Radio Logbook for Station GX3ERD Date Start Finish Callsign Freq Mode Pwr RST RST Name Other details Op. (GMT) (GMT) (W) (His) (Mine) QSL S R 14-Mar-09 08:30 ------------ Station GX3ERD Opened at Club HQ. - Carlton Rd. U.R.C. Derby - IO92GV - 14-Mar-09 08:53 09:03 2W0DTR 3.7450 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Dean 17mls NW Cardiff VAB E 14-Mar-09 08:54 09:03 MW6VHF 3.7450 J3E 100 59 59 Dean Aberdare VAB E E 14-Mar-09 09:12 09:16 CQ 3.7150 J3E 100 - - VAB - 14-Mar-09 09:16 09:19 G7ELG 3.7150 J3E 100 58 58 Alan Grantham VAB E 14-Mar-09 09:19 09:20 CQ 3.7150 J3E 100 - - VAB - 14-Mar-09 09:20 09:32 G4YEP 3.7150 J3E 100 59+ 58 Ted Romsey VAB E 14-Mar-09 09:32 09:34 CQ 3.7150 J3E 100 - - VAB - 14-Mar-09 09:34 09:44 GW3XRM 3.7150 J3E 100 59+ 59 Dave Menai, Angelsey VAB E 14-Mar-09 09:45 09:48 M1AGY 3.7150 J3E 100 35 - Lost Contact VAB - 14-Mar-09 09:48 09:50 CQ 3.7150 J3E 100 - - VAB - 14-Mar-09 09:50 09:54 G4NKT 3.7150 J3E 100 59 59+ Dave Bristol VAB E 14-Mar-09 09:54 10:03 G4NLA 3.7150 J3E 100 59+ 57 Gee Corsham, Chippenham VAB E E 14-Mar-09 10:03 10:04 CQ 3.7150 J3E 100 - - VAB - 14-Mar-09 10:04 10:15 G1DPL 3.7150 J3E 100 58 59 Martyn Plymouth VAB E 14-Mar-09 10:16 10:24 GW6NLO 3.7150 J3E 100 58 59 Tim Pembroke VAB E 14-Mar-09 10:46 10:49 GB2RAF 3.7100 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Alec RAF Neatishead VAB E 14-Mar-09 11:49 12:03 EA7HNT 14.2220 J3E 100 59 59 Nigel Costa-del-Sol VAB E 14-Mar-09 14:23 14:52 MW0SEC 3.7500 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Les Nr Holyhead, Angelsey VAB E 14-Mar-09 ------------ 15:00 Station Closed. 20-Jun-09 10:15 ------------- Station GX3ERD/P Opened at West Shed, Midland Railway Centre, Int Mus W'end - IO93HA 20-Jun-09 10:22 10:25 GB0GCR 3.7450 J3E 100 59 59 Garry Ruddington GCR VAB E EE 20-Jun-09 10:33 10:39 GB0RTM 3.7250 J3E 100 55 59 Terry Rougham Tower Museum VAB E E 20-Jun-09 10:58 11:04 GB2RAF 3.7100 J3E 100 59 59 Terry Air Defence Radar Museum VAB E 20-Jun-09 11:07 11:11 GB2BP 3.7000 J3E 100 59 58 Henry Bletchley Park VAB E 20-Jun-09 11:32 11:35 GB4FF 3.7550 J3E 100 59 59 Steve Flagg Fen GJI E E 20-Jun-09 11:36 11:41 GX3SDS 3.7720 J3E 100 59 59 Graham Nothe Museum - Weymouth GJI E 20-Jun-09 11:47 11:52 GB0MAF 3.7200 J3E 100 59 59 Doug Worcester GJI E 20-Jun-09 11:54 12:00 GB2MKM 3.7400 J3E 100 58 59 Calvin Milton Keynes Museum GJI E 20-Jun-09 12:14 12:17 GB0CFM 3.7300 J3E 100 59 59 Robert Church Farm Museum GJI E 20-Jun-09 12:19 12:23 GB2YAM 3.7220 J3E 100 59 59 Ken Yorkshire Air Museum GJI E 20-Jun-09 12:29 12:34 GB0BMM 3.7170 J3E 100 59 59 Ken Bentley Motor Musum GJI E E 20-Jun-09 12:56 12:59 GB0BMM 7.1120 J3E 100 57 41 Les Bentley Motor Musum VAB No - 20-Jun-09 13:16 13:23 GB2OWM 7.0700 J3E 100 58 58 Phil GM3IBU Orkney Wireless Museum VAB E 20-Jun-09 14:41 14:46 GB0WAM 3.7400 J3E 100 59++ 59+ Dave Wickenby Air Museum VAB E 20-Jun-09 ------------- 15:20 Station Closed. 21-Jun-09 09:10 ------------ Station Re-opened. 21-Jun-09 09:17 09:21 GB2AIR 3.7050 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Ray South Yorkshire Air Museum VAB E 21-Jun-09 09:55 10:15 GX3SBL/P 145.5250 F3E 50 - 54 Allan Stafford Castle (CASHOTA) VAB E 21-Jun-09 10:17 10:25 GB2VQJ 3.7550 J3E 100 59 59+ John RAF Holmpton - Withernsea VAB E E 21-Jun-09 10:31 10:32 GB2POW 7.0780 J3E 100 59 59 Andy Eden Camp - Yorkshire VAB E 21-Jun-09 10:37 10:38 GB2MOF 7.1020 J3E 100 59 59 David Museum of Flight - E Fortune VAB E E (c) 2001 - G1VAB Page: 1 of 4 Amateur Radio Logbook for Station GX3ERD Date Start Finish Callsign Freq Mode Pwr RST RST Name Other details Op. (GMT) (GMT) (W) (His) (Mine) QSL S R 21-Jun-09 10:41 10:46 GB0SHM 7.1190 J3E 100 58 59 Norman Smithills Hall Museum - Bolton VAB E 21-Jun-09 10:46 10:48 MW6VHF 7.1220 J3E 100 59 58 Dean Aberdare VAB E E 21-Jun-09 10:53 10:56 GB2HM 7.0910 J3E 100 59 59 Kelly Harrow Museum GJI E 21-Jun-09 11:20 11:23 GB0IBG 7.0520 J3E 100 59 59 Simon Iron Bridge Gorge GJI E 21-Jun-09 11:28 11:33 GB2TIN 7.0660 J3E 100 53 57 Andy Geevor Mine, Cornwall GJI E 21-Jun-09 11:41 11:44 GB2NWA 7.1110 J3E 100 59 59 Mark North Weald Airfield CARD Rq GJI E E 21-Jun-09 11:48 11:51 GB0RMM 7.1250 J3E 100 57 59 Chris Royal Marines Mus. Eastney GJI E 21-Jun-09 12:00 12:04 GB0BMM 14.2180 J3E 100 - - Malcolm Bentley Motor Musum GJI No - 21-Jun-09 12:10 12:16 GB2PPS 7.1440 J3E 100 59 59 Geoff Papplewick Pumping Station GJI E 21-Jun-09 12:21 12:24 GB2MC 7.0970 J3E 100 59 58 Bob Muckleburgh Collection GJI E 21-Jun-09 12:34 12:39 GB1AFP 14.2160 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Declan American Folk Park - Omagh VAB E 21-Jun-09 ------------ 14:00 Station closed and removed. - 19-Jun-10 09:10 ----------- Station GX3ERD/P Opened at the Silk Mill Museum, Derby, IO82GW - 'International Museums W/end' - 19-Jun-10 09:16 09:19 CQ 3.7200 J3E 100 - - VAB E 19-Jun-10 09:19 09:20 M0PIE 3.7200 J3E 100 48 59 Robert Huddersfield VAB E 19-Jun-10 09:20 09:28 GW3LDC 3.7200 J3E 100 57 59 John Usk, Wales VAB E 19-Jun-10 09:29 09:35 CQ 3.7200 J3E 100 - - VAB - 19-Jun-10 09:42 09:45 GB0GCR 3.7570 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Phillip Ruddington, Nottingham VAB E E 19-Jun-10 09:53 09:58 GB4FF 3.7440 J3E 100 59+ 59 George Flagg Fen VAB E E 19-Jun-10 10:16 10:23 GB2CPM 7.1160 J3E 100 59 - Sandra Amberley, Arundel VAB E 19-Jun-10 10:28 10:32 GB2NWA 7.1250 J3E 100 59 59 Marc North Weald VAB E E 19-Jun-10 10:38 10:41 GB2MBA 7.0890 J3E 100 47 - Colin Reading VAB E 19-Jun-10 11:16 11:21 GB1HBS 3.7200 J3E 100 59 59 Roy 100yrs Bromgrove Scouts VAB E E 19-Jun-10 13:50 13:51 GB0RMM 3.7200 J3E 100 48 59 Stuart Royal Marines Mus. Eastney VAB E 19-Jun-10 14:06 14:07 2E1HVZ 3.7500 J3E 100 - - No Reply VAB - 19-Jun-10 14:14 14:18 GB2OWM 7.0930 J3E 100 58 57 Steven Orkney Wireless Museum VAB E 19-Jun-10 15:01 15:11 GB2BP 3.7100 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Henry Bletchley Park VAB E 19-Jun-10 15:21 15:30 GB0AWS 3.6900 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Hydren All Wales Scouts - Builth Wells VAB E 19-Jun-10 ----------- 15:30 Station closed. - 20-Jun-10 12:00 ----------- Station re-opened. - 20-Jun-10 12:29 12:31 GB2HAM 3.7050 J3E 100 59 59 Martin Harrington Air Museum VAB E 20-Jun-10 12:42 12:44 GB2MOF 7.0530 J3E 100 59 59 Robin East Fortune 5014 VAB E E 20-Jun-10 ----------- 13:15 Station closed. - 26-Jun-10 09:00 ----------- Station GX3ERD/P Opened at the Silk Mill Museum, Derby, IO82GW - 'International Museums W/end' - 26-Jun-10 09:17 09:19 GB2RRM 3.7750 J3E 100 59+ 59+ Roger (G4ROJ) Ramsey Rural Museum 5166 VAB E 26-Jun-10 09:29 0.60625 GB2POW 7.0630 J3E 100 59+ 59 Owen Eden Camp - Yorkshire 5077 GJI E 26-Jun-10 09:40 09:41 OR4U 7.1750 J3E 100 59+ 59 Jean Belgium GJI E E 26-Jun-10 09:42 09:47 GB2CPM 7.1800 J3E 100 59 59 Tony Chalk Pits Museum 5024 GJI E 26-Jun-10 10:00 10:02 GB70AAF 7.1270 J3E 100 59 59 Ted (G4JKQ) Airbourne Air Force NFK GJI E 26-Jun-10 10:25 10:27 G0BAR/P 7.1110 J3E 100 59 58 Mark Bradng Roman Villa GJI E 26-Jun-10 10:58 11:00 GB5PPF 3.7570 J3E 100 58 59 Brian Yorkshire GJI E 26-Jun-10 11:32 11:40 CQ 7.1000 J3E 100 - - GJI - (c) 2001 - G1VAB Page: 2 of 4 Amateur Radio Logbook for Station GX3ERD Date Start Finish Callsign Freq Mode Pwr RST RST Name Other details Op.
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