This site will cover the day to day ongoing running of my Amateur Radio Station Mike Zero Zulu India Foxtrot,including electronics projects and other ongoing things that are relevant to the hobby including book reviews and equipment reviews. For users reference: Each section in the navigation bar (left) has it's own title page, and subpages, the more you browse the more you will find.

 

Martin (the owner of the station) is also extremely interested in the Environmental movement and is always working on new green issue projects, these will also be posted to the relevant sections of the site most of these will be of interest to amateurs and experimenters alike. Whilst also appealing to anyone interested in making their Station more resilient.

Many people seem to think that 2 meters is the best band for RagChewing, and 6 meters for near distant work when the band is open. Personally I am an advocate of the 4m 70mhz Band (or as its known outside the UK "The Oddly British Band") I find the clarity better than both 6 meters and 2 meters. Due to the fact that less people use 70mhz there is always space on the band. If your in the area drop me a call I am interested in QRP, building rigs, and Microwave (although I haven't got any microwave kit yet).

I also enjoy building antenna's. Whilst my health isn't upto going hillwalking at the moment I still enjoy S.O.T.A (Summits On The Air)