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33rd Canvey Radio &

Electronics Rally

Will be  on the 4th February 2018 at the Paddocks Community Centre, Long Road, Canvey Island , Essex SS8 0JA

Amateur Radio and Electronic component exhibitors Selling New and S/Hand equipment.

Freshly made refreshments and the  famous Canvey Radio Rally Bacon Rolls.

Free car parking .

This years Pictures >>

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Special Event

Field Stations

A great day was had at the Yacht Club on Saturday August 19.

 Short report and pictures under Events - Island Yacht Club.

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The South Essex Amateur Radio Society

(The Canvey Radio Club). The club was Founded in 1982 and meets at 19:00hrs on the second Tuesday of the month at our new venue at  The White House, Kiln Road, Benfleet SS7 1BU. For over 30 years we have run the successful Canvey Rally, complete with the famous Canvey Bacon Baguettes.

Map and more info      

SEARS Mission Statement

1. To promote and further the practice of Amateur Radio in South East Essex.

2. To provide education and training as required in the community and amongst our members in radio communication, telegraphy, and electronics.

3. To participate in community events where our aims are mutually compatible, such as are organised for Museums, Scouting, Windmills, etc.

4. To conduct Amateur Radio associated social events for our own members and interested members of the public.

5. To ensure a continuous supply of licensed and experienced operators available to help front line services in the event of a major emergency.

Advance Notice

Visit to HM Costguard Station, Shoebury Common.

Saturday 16th September 2017 10am

Arrangements have been made for the club to have a guided tour of the Coastguard Station at Shoebury Common, courtesy of Saul Stevens, Station Officer.

This will include briefings on equipment used in both the station and response vehicle and on procedures followed during emergencies.

Unfortunately, access is via steep, metal, fire escape type stairs so this is not an outing for anyone that can’t manage steep ascents, I’m afraid.

There is no room to park in the station but there is adequate parking a little further along Ness Road

Clubs with a difference

Have you ever visited Coalhouse Fort Club.

Well worth the trip out, very friendly crew, unusual ‘club house/radio shack’ in a very interesting setting. They don’t have their own website but Essex Ham has most of the details at:-

www.essexham.co.uk/coalhouse-fort-amateur-radio.

Pop in and see them next open day.