The second Essex Ham Young Ladies Net started at 8pm on Saturday the 2nd of January 2016 – The first Essex Ham net of the year.
The YL Net is hosted by Dorothy M0LMR, one of the regulars on our weekly Monday Night Net, and you can find out more on our Essex Ham YL Net page.
Net Attendees
Here’s the attendance list for this week’s net:
- Dorothy M0LMR, Basildon
- Rachel G6AMY
- Lisa M6KIS, Witham
- Sarah M6PSK, Southend-on-Sea
Topics for the evening, as follows:
- Christmas and New Year Celebrations
- Christmas presents (and stress balls)
- Healthy eating in 2016
- What radio activities have the YLs been up to recently?
- The Essex Ham Review of 2015
- Dorothy M0LMR’s been using her NoV on 146-147MHz
- Holidays and flying
The net wrapped up just after 10pm. Well done to Dorothy for another great net
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Our thanks…
Essex Ham would like to thank the Essex Repeater Group for allowing us to use the GB3DA for the Essex Young Ladies Net. This repeater, together with GB3ER, GB3DB and GB7ZP are managed by volunteers. ERG would appreciate your support which can be by membership or donation, online at www.essexrepeatergroup.org.uk.
Please note that our nets are recorded for the protection of our participants. Audio from repeaters around the UK, including GB3DA, may be streamed online and available via web SDRs.
The views and opinions expressed by participants of our nets do not necessarily reflect the views of Essex Ham.
Thank you,, was a good net, very enjoyable , just one thing pete, you forgot in the topics, HAWAII …anniversary trip for Sarah and yourself ? :)
I think that was a deliberate error Dorothy, ’cause he was being ganged up on.