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Welcome to FISTS CW Club
FISTS supports the use, preservation and education of Morse code. The club is devoted exclusively to CW operators, CW operating and people who are passionate about Morse code.--> We have three straightforward goals:
- Further the use of CW (Morse Code)
- Engender friendships among members
- Encourage newcomers to use CW (Morse Code)
FISTS UK is the Headquarters of the FISTS Club (International Morse Preservation Society).
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Name Call No. Name Call No. Name Call No. Edward BV4WN #15174 Kurt ON4CGW #17647 Vernon WB8UTS #17757 Tom BV2JD #15175 Ayr Amateur Radio Group (AARG) GS0AYR #17650 Jerry KI6RRD #17758 Masa JR0VSF #15176 Duane K4WAB #17744 Christopher KL2KL #17759 Dharitri VU3RON #15177 Jim N4YOK #17745 Mike AA1PR #17760 Helmut OE4HDS #17636 Michael WH6YH #17746 Ernie KC4SIT #17761 BigLouis GSWL37 #17637 William WG9O #17747 Steve K2HG #17762 Kevin M0KCO #17638 Joseph W3JVC #17748 Louann W5LDX #17763 Ingvar SM7DUZ #17639 Bob K6IWA #17749 David WB0MQA #17764 Pete GSWL38 #17640 Thomas KI7AFS #17750 Claude K8MPW #17765 Rob MM6ZFT #17641 Donald N0DH #17751 Peter KC1CUH #17766 Paul M0GSX #17642 Larry NJ3Z #17752 Robert W1RCP #17767 Jeff GSWL39 #17643 David N3CI #17753 Joseph KF6FVD #17768 Peter G4LDD #17644 John K7KPX #17754 Susan - #17769 John G4ISS #17645 Roger KG7BCK #17755 Lewis 2M0LUG #17646 Peter KC9SS #17756 -
- Ladder (FISTS CW Club Eu)
- Snakes & Ladders (EuCW)
See the Activity Calendar web page for details on sending in FISTS Eu activity logs.
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It's an all new key that you'll be proud to own and use on your next portable outing or at home in the shack. Built to function equally as well as a sideswiper (cootie) key, it gives you options that only a single lever key can offer.
The base is milled out of a solid block of aluminum and there is an optional stainless steel base for home use. The control lever "carrier" is brass and the finger pieces are made of rare woods with a signature Mother-Of-Pearl dot on each side. -
Activity is typically around 14.058, 7.028, & 3.558 MHz. Exchange a minimum of:
Name, QTH, RST, & member number (if applicable).
QSOs are friendly and conversational. Submitting logs is very much appreciated but not essential. Members from all FISTS Chapters are encouraged to join in; QSOs do not have to be with members of FISTS Europe. -
If you would like to be added to the distribution list, please send Tim an email addressed to .
"Hot Iron" contains articles on circuits for amateur radio receivers, transmitters, test gear, antennae, construction methods, new kit developments, and feedback on builders' experiences.
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The Mini Keying Adapter is available either as a kit or assembled.
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The single band Isle includes a 3.58 MHz ceramic resonator for 80m which can be pulled over several tens of KHz down from the nominal figure using the on board trimmer. It can use a crystal or ceramic resonator for frequency control. The band can be any one of those in the 20 - 80m group.
For the three band Isle (as opposed to three frequencies all in the same band), you need to add the Twin LPF kit as well as the extra crystals. The control of the crystals and the filter relays are both done by the same contacts of the rig's centre off band switch. The TX RF output path to the extra filters is switched by the extra relays of the Twin LP kit that are connected either side of the original filter on the TX PCB. This also allows the same set of filters and aerial changeover relay to be used when the Linear is also installed. -
These are the perfect addition to your project or even to your existing radio. Unlike analogue filters, digital filters provide near-perfect characteristics. Because of the way that they are implemented, they are better than analogue filters in almost every way!
LASERBEAM Modules have been designed for ease of use. Each module has two filters onboard. There are three combinations to choose from:- The General Purpose module has a narrow CW filter (550 - 850 Hz) and an SSB filter (300 - 2700 Hz).
- The CW module has two narrow filters (550 - 850 Hz) and (300 - 1300 Hz).
- The SSB module has a standard SSB filter (300 - 2700 Hz) and a narrow SSB filter (300 - 2400 Hz).
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(Note: in Europe, the Rockmite ][ is available from Kanga Products in the UK.)
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For more details on the Morse tutor, please see Dan's November 2015 Blog entry.
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This solid base is about 15 mm high and the diameter is about 92 mm. It is handcrafted from steel and weighs approximately 800 grams. The surface is powder-coated and an anti-slip mat is attached to the bottom.
There are two threaded holes, fitting the Quick Mount for Mini Paddle and Palm Single so they can be screwed on with the supplied screws. Mounting with the magnets of our Quick Mounts is also perfectly possible; the keys hold very well on the PaddleBase. -
It is a very small, very efficient three band QRP CW rig. This is a kit with a difference; the only part you have to do is put it into its case, fit the antenna socket and a couple of other sockets for key and headphones. The PCB is fully populated and has been tested by LNR in the USA before shipping. -
These are: Mini Paddle (single lever), Mini Keyer/Paddle (single lever), Iambic Mini Paddle, Mini Keyer V1, Mini Keyer V2, and Code Practice Oscillator.
Upcoming are versions of the single and dual paddle keys with bases included.
QRPGuys also supplies kits for an EFHW (end fed half wave) Mini Tuner, Digital Dial / Frequency Counter, Digital RF Probe, and 12W, 50 ohm, Dummy Load/Power Meter. -
The closing date for logs is 31 March 2016. -
Activity is typically around 14.058, 7.028, & 3.558 MHz. Exchange a minimum of:
Name, QTH, RST, & member number (if applicable).
QSOs are friendly and conversational. Submitting logs is very much appreciated but not essential. Members from all FISTS Chapters are encouraged to join in; QSOs do not have to be with members of FISTS Europe. -
BrassPounder provides the results and comments for FISTS CW Club on-air Activities in Europe/UK.
This edition includes details of the FISTS February 2016 Ladder.
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Activity is typically around 14.058, 7.028, & 3.558 MHz. Exchange a minimum of:
Name, QTH, RST, member number (if applicable), & age in years (if available).
Age is sent as a whole number of years, e.g. 54
QSOs are friendly and conversational. Submitting logs is very much appreciated but not essential. Members from all FISTS Chapters are encouraged to join in; QSOs do not have to be with members of FISTS Europe. -
Name Callsign Member Awards Richard G0ILN #398 2 X QRP Peter G4LHI #2219 1 X QRP, Rag Chewers 2m Endorsement, Millionaire 9 Million Endorsement Clay KE5HL #8002 Millionaire 5 Million Endorsement Pete WA6OEF #15666 Millionaire 10 Million Endorsement Ron DL5CL #17425 Silver Century, Gold Century, Prefix and 50, 100, & 150 Endorsements, Millionaire and 2 & 3 Million Endorsements
For more information about FISTS Awards, available free to paid-up members worldwide, please see the Awards web page. -
Name Call No. Name Call No. Name Call No. Taku JM7UBI #15170 Howard NU7A #17719 John KH3AE #17732 Aki JE6NSS #15171 David AE4ZR #17720 Richard K4MZE #17733 Taka JE3QXC #15172 George WB2GTC #17721 Carl K7CWA #17734 Shige JH1DUU #15173 Paul N3APD #17722 Sunlife Arc W7ASL #17735 Klaus DL1BJA #17628 Davi