Meetings

Meetings of the Wellington VHF Group

General Meeting - April - Note Change of Venue

The April meeting of the Wellington VHF Group will be held at the Band Rotunda, Oriental Parade, Wellington, starting at 7:30pm. The Band Rotunda room is under the Fishermans Table restaurant, and the access id from the footpath to the right of the restaurant entrance, down the steps.

(The change in venue is due to the usual meeting place at Tawa being used by the Council for a Disaster Recovery test programme).

The meeting will cover the NZART Remits, and be followed by a “show-and-tell” session, and photos of the work that is going on up at Belmont.

February Main Meeting - Thursday 28 February 2008 - Fox Hunt!

You are invited to the Wellington VHF Group Fox Hunt 2008.

As we have for the last few years, the February meeting is a "Fox Hunt", to celebrate and take advantage of Summer and Daylight Saving.

Meet in the car park (between the Tawa Community Centre and Woolworths) from 6:30 pm. Please register and pick up your checklist with the rules and frequencies in use. We hope to have 2 or more foxes on 2 m, and 2 or more on 70 cm.

Fox Hunt starts at 7:00 pm.

Meet back at Tawa Community Centre by 8:45 pm, as pizzas and chips will be provided from 9:00 pm.

You will need:

Report on General Meeting and Annual General Meeting - October 2007

A brief report post our AGM night this last Thursday, with more to follow.
The night was very well attended with seating at a premium. Some notes below...

Firstly with regards to our AGM, congratulations to the following appointments:

President: Brian Fearnley ZL2BRF
Vice President: To Be Advised
Secretary: Mark Foster ZL1VMF
Treasurer: Tom Clark ZL2TDD
Committee: Steve Jepson ZL2KG; David Andrews ZL2SX; Doug Ingham ZL2TAR; Fred Johnson ZL2AMJ; Rick Smith ZL2TVY; Jim Towler ZL1TYF.

Meeting Notice: Main Meeting, Thursday 27th September

The September meeting will commence at 7:30 pm, at the Tawa Community Centre, Cambridge Street, Tawa.

For this meeting Bob Morris ZL2AVM will give an illustrated talk on the topic of tubular steel guyed masts and discuss the technical aspects to be considered when choosing and rigging this type of mast. Bob has a wide experience with large transmitting sites and he has some hair-raising anecdotes to relate. This talk promises to be both informative and entertaining.