Quantum Technology Club exhibit at NARSA Rally
The weekend of the 20th & 21st April saw members of the Quantum Technology Club and Wales Digital Radio Group (WDRG) team up for the sixtieth running of the NARSA…
Back to the future with a self-build Enigma machine
Security, secrecy, encryption; three very common words these days as both businesses and individuals attempt to keep messages and data secure. However, this is not a new concept, or one…
Quantum Technology Club C.R.A.P. Sale
It’s that time of year again. Every year the Quantum Technology Club a C.R.A.P. sale, and this year it’s on Thursday, March 21st at their normal venue in Aughton, Ormskirk.…
Amateur Radio on Linux (PC & Raspberry Pi)
Linux – it’s the Marmite (TM) of operating systems. Loved by network and systems engineers, adored by techies, but the average person-in-the-street is not so enamoured by it. In fact,…
William Henry Preece special event station date change
For the last few years we have arranged a weekend in Coniston, during which we have run a special event at the Ruskin Museum to celebrate the work of William…
Venue change for February’s 5th Thursday meal
If there is five Thursdays in a month, members and friends of the Quantum Technology Club hit the road and go to a local eatery for a meal. For the…
Antenna making evening
The Quantum Technology Club held their amateur radio antenna making evening on the 1st February. This is the first such activity that they have undertaken and it appears to have…
EMF Camp 2024 – Ticket details
Electromagnetic Field Camp 2024 (EMF Camp 2024) will take place from May 24th, until June 2nd at its usual venue, Eastnor Castle Deer Park. It is very much hoped that…
Build a 2m Slim Jim antenna at the first February meeting
UPDATE 25/01/2024 – Orders for the antenna kits are now closed. We have ordered one spare one, email us if you’d like to come to the meeting a pay for…
SSTV (Slow Scan Television) evening
The Quantum Technology Club held their first Brickworks evening of 2024 on the 4th January – the subject being the use of Slow Scan Television (SSTV) on the 2m band…