The AARUG Web Pages are edited by Paul Whatton G4DCV. The web space is kindly donated by Al K3TKJ at QSL.net.
These pages were last revised on 28 March 2002 and originally written by hand using Protext on the Amiga and and are maintained using Netscape Navigator Gold on the PC and the Amiga's excellent GoldEd 4 with HTML Plug-in.
Suggestions for links to sites of Amiga amateur radio interest are welcomed.
Please E-Mail your comments, feedback and suggestions (or even a quick note to say you have visited the site) to me, Paul, G4DCV at: [email protected]
About the author.
After many years working freelance in production for the UK television industry I am now employed by The Surrey Institute of Art & Design as a Senior Lecturer teaching students on the BA (Hons) degree in Film & Video.
In addition to my teaching duties I am fortunate to undertake regular international missions for the Institute and recent visits include India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, China, Mongolia and Malaysia. I am always keen to meet other radio amateurs or Amiga enthusiasts on these trips.
I have been licensed since 1974 and I have a continuing interest in VHF, UHF and Microwave construction and DX working on SSB and CW having been very active on 50MHz, 70Mhz, 144Mhz, 432MHz and 1296MHz. I hold the RSGB 144 Senior Award and have been active on DX modes including Meteor Scatter & EME. Currently due to work commitments and QTH limitations I am less active but still have occasional QSOs on 50MHz and 1296MHz.
I use an Amiga 4000 in Micronik Tower with CyberStorm 060/50, 96Mb RAM, Vlab digitiser, Picasso IV plus Pablo/Paloma and Opalvision Graphics Cards.
My other interests include vintage tube HiFi and I run the Unofficial BBC LS3/5a loudspeaker support web site
Paul G4DCV