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Great Yarmouth · Norfolk · G3YRC
Radio travels.
So can you.
A friendly club for licensed operators, CB enthusiasts, curious beginners, makers and anyone fascinated by communicating beyond the horizon.
Your way in
There is room on the bands for you.
No equipment or licence yet? No problem. Visit, listen, ask questions and discover where radio can take you.
Drop into the club
Meet local operators, see the shack and get a warm Norfolk welcome.
Get active together
HF, 2 m, 70 cm, contests, portable days, technical evenings, nets and shared experiments.
On air across the generations
From the 1930s to tomorrow.
G3YRC’s story reaches back to the 1930s. We honour the memory of our founding members, their contribution to amateur radio, and the achievements on which the club continues to build.
By sharing their knowledge and our own with the next generation, we keep that pioneering spirit alive—embracing digital modes, low-power equipment and helping to shape the future of communication.
Coming up
Meet. Make. Transmit.
Every second and fourth Friday at The Old School Village Centre in Bradwell, plus field days and practical sessions.
No upcoming events are published yet. Please check back soon.
More than a callsign
A local club with a worldwide horizon.
Active on all bands and all modes—from HF to 2 m and 70 cm—combining practical skills, technical curiosity and good company.
Get on the air
Use club equipment, join special-event stations and build confidence across voice, CW and digital modes.
Go further with less power
Discover how modern digital modes, compact equipment and low-power operating can open a world of contacts to today’s experimenters.
Find your people
A welcoming community of different ages, backgrounds, interests and experience levels.
From the club
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Everyone starts somewhere
Your first club night is on us.
Come along, meet the members and see amateur radio in action before deciding whether to join.