RSGB have made a nice promo video. SOTA is mentioned from 2min 55sec. A couple of my pictures (taken by my wife Sue) at 3:03 (Summit of Aonach Buidhe GM/WS-114, a rather remote Corbett in the Scottish Highlands) and at 3:15 (Summit of Snowdon GW/NW-001 in winter conditions). But I think the smiling photo of young Lauren M6HLR is the best one (not my photo of course!)
That is a lot better then the previous video they made. Nice to see a good summation by Rob M0VFC at the very end. Not sure what steam engines has to do with anything though
And they are finally acknowledging the existence of SOTA over IOTA at last !.
What summit is that with the picnic table? Who is the young GI-sounding chap?
Thats Josh Morrison, 2I0TXB. He came on the ’ DX Expedition’ with me and two other Irish amateurs.
He was keen on SOTA when I took him up a few of the South Wales summits, not sure if he has logged any of his contacts though in the database, I shall take a look now.
Jonathan
Yes, it’s very good. It’s also, for those that were not aware, just the latest in a series. They are mostly the work of Heather Parsons the RSGB Communications Manager, she has been doing a very good job of raising the profile of Amateur Radio in the social media.
Well, I have just stumbled across this promo video for “Reddit Net”. Certainly kept me focused, especially the intriguing idea of making food whilst having a QSO…
Shes totally correct on the BaoFeng comment too
Anyway, an interesting approach !