ARLA/CLUSTER: International Museums on the Air

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

 This year again sees the *Humber Fortress DX Amateur Radio
Club*participating in the International Museums on the Air event.

Operating from both the club house station and the new mobile shack station
within the grounds of *Fort Paull* museum.

This has been one of our popular events in past years with over 10,000
stations contacted worldwide!

Listen for *GB0FP* on 160, 80, 40, 20m and local vhf or check out the DX
clusters.

Fort Paull is a great place to visit as it takes you back to the Napoleonic
times when this establishment was first in use in the 15th century through
world wars 1 and 2 and up to the late 1960s when it was decommissioned by
the MOD.

A family venue with lots to do to entertain the children whilst mum and dad
relax and un-wind in the well kept grounds or visit us at our radio shack.



Fort Paull is also the home of the last remaining Blackburn Beverly XB259
transport aircraft in the world, a unique aircraft open to the public with
lots of displays inside and out.
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MUSEUM No' . 5099
WAB . TA12
LOCATOR . IO93VR

Details can be found on QRZ.COM about the club (MX0HFC) or just click on
the link below.

(several links to on-line live camera's, club web site, guestbook to sign!)

Sign Guestbook http://hfdxarc.co.uk/?page_id=792

Club web site. http://www.hfdxarc.co.uk

Fort Paull web site http://www.fortpaull.com

Int museums web site http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk/imw

If you do work GB0FP, we would appreciate you signing the guestbook on the
club's web site.

We look forward to working you over the 2 weekends the event is activated.

Hear you all on the air

Regards

*Andy G7LRR
*Chairman HFDXARC
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