Newquay Radio Club

Please turn your beam to the South West

Newquay Cornwall

England.

IO70 Square

Newquay Amateur Radio Club

The Big Signal from Cornwall.

The Club call is G4ADV

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Check out Fistral Beach

On December 1st 2006 Ofcom launched an online lifetime licensing service for ships and amateur radio : Click here

Visit the RSGB region 11 website for the West Country and Channel Islands click here

How to calculate locator and WAB squares click here

Find that locator on the map click here

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Ordering a pizza in the year 2010 click here Turn sound on and follow the pointer.

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	Fistral Beach click here Fistral is Britain's most famous surfing haven; this long stretch of sandy beach approximately 1200 metres long, is flanked by the Towan and Pentire headlands and behind the sand lies the luscious greens of Newquay Golf Course...	Crantock click here This wide stretch of golden sand is backed by tufted dunes at the NE and by steep cliffs at the SE, offering perfect picnic hollows at high tide or on a breezy day. There is a large expanse of mostly tide swept golden sand and the River Gannel ...

Please call in to see us if you are

visiting Cornwall on holiday

Now back to the subject of this Web Site. The Newquay and District Amateur Radio Society meets every other Thursday in the Treviglas Community Centre, see location.

See Diary for further information on forthcoming meetings.

Ham Radio Section click here