QSL is one of the three-letter Q codes used by licensed radio amateurs. It means “confirm receipt of transmission”
On this page, we’re asking for any radio amateurs in Essex to check in and let us know you’ve seen our site.
If you’re an Essex Ham and want to say hi, please leave your message below, so that other local operators can see who’s about.
Latest: We now have a forum for amateurs in Essex! Want a chat? Please try the Essex Ham Forum
Hi Pete – just catching up on your site – excellent – catch you on DA sometime – cheers – Jim
Best of luck with the website from another Essex op, the design looks really good and some interesting infomation for new licensees.
Hi Pete, Tony m3kpq sent me the link for your website.
Very interesting and nice site.
73 Don
Good site! A couple of keen young men like yourselves can only be good for our hobby. Suggestion: maybe a CW page? CW is still massively popular in the hobby, and there are good facilities to learn and support it in the county.
Dave
G4AJY.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the feedback and the QSL. Love to add something on CW, but to be honest, it’s not my thing. If you’re volunteering to put something together, even it’s it just a few paragraphs, or anyone else reading fancies writing a few words, I’d be more than happy to add it to the site and give it some promotion! 73s, Pete
Peter,
Well done on an informative, accurate and well thought out website. I have had a good old nose around the site and have nothing but praise for what you have achieved here. Keep upthe good work and if I can help in any way, please let me know. Look forward to hearing you on air very soon, and if any newcomers to the hoby have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask, Enjoy the hobby and be safe.
73 de Mark, M0IEO.
Excellent website Pete.
Good to know that Essex amateurs are represented with a good site.
Lots of interesting stuff on here.
73′s.
Mike.
Dave, a website dedicated to the fine amateur radio people of Essex…top stuff!
Just heard your other half Sarah chatting to Jim 2E0RMI (evening Jim…hope you’re good mate!) on GB3DA and discovered your website after a few clicks of my mouse. Am also a former Danbury Village Hall Foundation trainee and am hoping to return for the next Intermediate training course in early 2012.
Top idea for the website…I’ll certainly be keeping a check of future developments. Hope it takes off for you :)
73s
Paul – M6HPY.
Hi Pete
Just want to say what a great evening this was and to say thanks from all us amateur newbies
i am all for a regular spot on monday evenings [if the voice holds out]
all the best
73′s
Tom M6BCK
Hi Pete,
Very nice website. Been meaning to post on here for a while but never got round to it..
Congratulations on passing the advanced exam. Look forward to hearing your new M0 callsign on the air..
73
Andy M0KVR (aka 2E0KFM)
Thanks Andy – And well done on the pass too!
Hi Pete
I take it congratulations are in order well done to you and everyone else who passed the advanced exam the pressures of now mate
Hope you enjoy the new mo callsign have fun
73′s
Tom M6BCK
Thanks Tom – Still loads to learn, but no more exams!
as an old essex boy now living in scotland its nice to still see essex is thriving! lol
execlent site i will get a link put up on our site.
Moved a bit further afield, Woodstock Ontario (Toronto)
Good site, keep up the hard work, hope it grows.
Si…
Pete ….. good luck with your Talk ……
Happy new year !
Hey Pete
Great talk tonight everyone enjoyed it well done also mark as well
very enjoyable evening got to go picked up kentucky on way home yum
73′s
Tom M6BCK
ps have signed up for your forum mate lets have some fun 73′s
Operated 2M in Essex for a great many years, now living in Mindanao, Philippines.
Followed the link from the RSGB news for your report on the National Radio Centre.
Nice site.
Peter,
You missed a good CARS net on GB3DA last night, best we could manage was M3PWW in Milton Keynes and M3RVA in Birmingham! The Birmingham contact was at 5/6 and the Milton Keynes was at 5/9+30db, not bad for a repeater which only puts out 25w.
73 de Mark, M0IEO