USER SERVICES:
In the case of emergencies, please contact the National RAYNET Duty Officer, on (Telephone):
0141 621 2121
(24 hours)
This 24-hour emergency telephone number is funded and manned by The Radio Amateurs' Emergency Network. Its purpose is to enable a User Service to contact a RAYNET group anywhere in the United Kingdom, through one central point of contact. It is not intended to replace local contact details, but rather provide a back-up to them. A duty officer on this number will pass details on to the relevent local group as expeditiously as possible.
The London Raynet Zone Co-ordinator is Mr. Phillip Williams (G6AQP). He can be reached by e-mail at philip.williams@raynet-uk.net.
London group contact data...
Please find the group that covers your area, and contact the group controller listed, for more information!
New member recruitment...
We are aways looking for new members!
Almost anyone can become a RAYNET member, and if you have skills that we need, you'll find youself right in the thick of things, from the word 'go'. Naturally, Licenced Radio Amateurs tend to outnumber everyone else in the organisation, but there are plenty of jobs to go around!
So, whether or not you're a licenced Radio Amateur, we still want to hear from you; there are support tasks, such as Administration, computing (IT), and other technical and support tasks, that we can always use help with. You don't even have to be fully able-bodied; there are RAYNET members with disabilities, just as in the rest of the UK Population, and they get as much fun out of their RAYNET membership, as anyone else does!
Also, and while on the subject of licended Radio Amateurs, since the restrictions on Novice class Radio Amateurs were relaxed in regard to passing third party traffic (see your licence conditions Handbook, BR68(N)), we are more than happy to accept Novice licencees as well as Class A, AB, and B, full licencees, and non-licenced applications for membership - the more, the merrier! Please contact the group controller of your area!
For more information on joining a London RAYNET Group, please see the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)!
NON-emergency assistance requests...
If you wish to make a non-emergency request for our assistance, you should contact the South East London Raynet Group Controller Phillip Williams (G6AQP). While we will require, before we can help, a written note from a recognised User Service, we would appreciate all the notice you can give us, and information, about your proposed event, so that we can begin planning for it properly.
Contacting us on-air...
We also run, on a Monday night, a regular net on 144.675 Mhz F3E (NFM), which starts from 20:00 hours (local), where the members of the South East London RAYNET Group meet 'on-air', to discuss matters relating to the group, and forthcoming events. All comers are, of course, very welcome!
NON-emergency assistance requests...
If you wish to make a non-emergency request for our assistance, you should contact the South West London Raynet Group Controller Ian Jackson (G8RWH). While we will require, before we can help, a written note from a recognised User Service, we would appreciate all the notice you can give us, and information, about your proposed event, so that we can begin planning for it properly.
Contacting us on-air...
We also run, on a Wednesday night, a regular net on 144.675 Mhz F3E (NFM), which starts from 22:00 hours (local), where the members of the South West London RAYNET Group meet 'on-air', to discuss matters relating to the group, and forthcoming events. All comers are, of course, very welcome!
The North West London RAYNET Group is currently inactive, but we are hoping that a recruiting drive, due to start soon, will change this. If you would like to become involved, please contact the Group Organiser, Tom Reilly (G0NSY).
NON-emergency assistance requests...
If you wish to make a non-emergency request for our assistance, you should contact the North London Raynet Group Controller Martin Palmer (G8PHJ). While we will require, before we can help, a written note from a recognised User Service, we would appreciate all the notice you can give us, and information, about your proposed event, so that we can begin planning for it properly.
Contacting us on-air...
We also run, on a Tuesday night, a regular net on 144.650 Mhz F3E (NFM), which starts from 21:30 hours (local), where the members of the North London RAYNET Group meet 'on-air', to discuss matters relating to the group, and forthcoming events. All comers are, of course, very welcome!
NON-emergency assistance requests...
If you wish to make a non-emergency request for our assistance, you should contact the North East London Raynet Group Controller Paul Harrison (G8MJH). While we will require, before we can help, a written note from a recognised User Service, we would appreciate all the notice you can give us, and information, about your proposed event, so that we can begin planning for it properly.
Contacting us on-air...
We also run, on a Friday night, a regular net on 144.775 Mhz F3E (NFM), which starts from 20:00 hours (local), where the members of the North East London RAYNET Group meet 'on-air', to discuss matters relating to the group, and forthcoming events. All comers are, of course, very welcome!