2013-2014 Meetings

During the summer months when there were no formal LRS meetings, members met at “Wee Bennet’s Bar” at Morningside on the […]

  Malcolm Hamilton GM3TAL described the DXpedition that he and his XYL Sue made to Swaziland for two weeks in

The annual LRS Direction-Finding Contest (D/F Hunt) was held on 14th May starting outside the Braid Hills Hotel on Braid

We had two talks at the meeting on 23rd May 2014 – “Low Cost Microwaves” by Brian Flynn GM8BJF and

The LRS Spring Surplus Equipment Sale was held on Wednesday 9th April 2014 at St Fillan’s Church in Buckstone Drive

A series of four well-illustrated Powerpoint presentations under the general title “A Dip into the Archives” has been prepared by

LRS Past-President John Cooke GM8OTI was an astronomer by profession, although not specifically a radio astronomer. He was stimulated to

The Lothians Radio Society was privileged to have S.O.E. veteran Bob McFarlane describe his experiences during WWII at our meeting

 (Logo courtesy Microsoft Corp.) After Windows XP ceases to be supported by Microsoft in May 2014, owners of computers with

Eric Lamb qualified as a ship’s radio officer from Leith Nautical College in 1961. He sailed with the New Zealand

Peter Dick GM4DTH put together a very interesting programme of films which he presented in the excellent screening room of

The annual LRS Christmas Curry was held as usual at the Himalaya Tandoori Restaurant in Bruntsfield Place on Wednesday 11th

In preparation – psp   Malcolm Hamilton GM3TAL gave his second talk on home-made wire antennas at the LRS meeting

Report in preparation – psp.   At the LRS meeting on 13th November 2013 we welcomed back Geoff Crowley MM5AHO

  Ian Sheffield GM3VEI is a retired astronomer who has worked in Hawaii and Edinburgh and was a member of