EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
In prep. Founded in about 1991 by Chris X and Alastair Y of Electrical Engineering, with treasurer Joan Senior GM3AEI […]
LRS Archive
In this section of the Lothians website we have collected together the surviving material from the Lothians’ history, starting with its founding in 1947. This includes documentation of LRS committees, membership, meetings and other events, publications and photographs. A surprising amount of material has been preserved, but naturally there are gaps, especially in the earliest years. We are particularly short of photographs of the early history of the Lothians. The webmaster (Alan GM3PSP) would really like to hear from any members from those days, who have material that they would be willing to contribute to this site. Photographs, membership cards, documents etc can be scanned and returned to the owner. We look forward to hearing from you! webmaster@lothiansradiosociety.com
In prep. Founded in about 1991 by Chris X and Alastair Y of Electrical Engineering, with treasurer Joan Senior GM3AEI […]
In prep. It is believed that the Mary Erskine school had an amateur radio club, run by Physics teacher Bill Marshall
GEORGE HERIOT’S SCHOOL RADIO CLUB George Heriot’s School in central Edinburgh in 1969. History 1923 – Receiving apparatus constructed and
In prep. The Heriot-Watt University Amateur Radio Society GM3WEE was founded in the late-1960s while your scribe was a student
Thanks to former students for their input: David Mackenzie GM4HJQ, Colin Wright GM4HWO and Mike Gathergood G4KFK (via his website).
The LRS has been the principal amateur radio club in the Edinburgh area since 1947, initially with a catchment area
PIONEER RADIO CLUB – GM4AVH (~1972 -1978) This club met at a church hall in Gilmerton on the south side
Frank Benson GM8EKF, a former committee member of the Lothians Radio
There was an active Radio Club at Stewart’s during the 1960s run by former pupil Jim ‘Nick’ Nicholson GM3FJP /
The Watson’s Radio Club ran very successfully from the late 1940s to about 1980 thanks to the efforts of
John Tuke GM3BST died on 7th April 2018 at the age of 97 in the Royal Victoria Hospital (Western) in
2018-10-21 – 3min Video of Galashiels Rally 2018 2018-12-08 – Sat – 11:30am MOC Christmas Lecture: ‘Finding Robinson Crusoe’ by
2017-12-07 Ian Sturrock GM4DEK, Captains Rd. (Click for obituary). Ian Sturrock GM4DEK of Captains Road, Edinburgh, died on 7th December 2017
This clip from the Glasgow Herald of 9th January 1946 announcing the release of the Amateur Bands for use again