EI7GL....A diary of amateur radio activity

  The above chart shows the number of DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) registrations by EI stations for every quarter up to the end of Q3 2020 ....

The number of EI stations registering for Digital Mobile Radio numbers continues to grow with an average of 12 per quarter so far in 2018. ...

As of the end of June 2018, there were 126 DMR registrations allocated to EI callsigns. It had looked as if the growth in digital registr...

I saw a note on G3XBM's blog today that 6m was open to Japan from the UK. I checked the online FT8 log of local station Tom EI4DQ on 50 ...

The Irish Radio Transmitters Society announced today in their weekly news that Irish radio amateurs are to gain access to a huge part of th...

After a few contacts earlier today on digital radio (DMR), I began to wonder what the DMR activity levels in Ireland was like among EI ca...

A few weeks back, I got a registration number for using DMR (Digital Mobile Radio). Considering DMR has its roots in the commercial world...

The Irish Radio Transmitters Society have just announced that Irish radio amateurs can use the WRC-15 band of 5.3515 MHz to 5.3665 MHz ...

This is the current IARU Region 1 band plan for 70 MHz band... The Irish allocation is from 70.125 to 70.450 MHz while the British on...

31st Dec 2008 .......Back on HF.... Spent the day repairing my old Doublet antenna . 3 years of neglect (.......and running over the feedli...

A few weeks back while looking through the VHF section of the IRTS website , I saw a notice about the EI 50 MHz Activity Evening on the 1st...

While I was looking around the Comreg website today, I found some information about the numbers of EI stations. The graph covers the period ...