As Mrs. V. Morris has suitable qualifications she was appointed as the Group's Auditor. At the same time, The Wireless Institute of Australia was successful in getting the Limited Amateur Radio Licence approved and introduced, which, not requiring the Morse Proficency, resulted in a very rapid increase in VHF operators, followed soon after by formal establishment of the Brisbane VHF Group in 1958. 50 years later, the Brisbane VHF Group, continues to actively promote and foster the many aspects of VHF, UHF and Micro Wave operation. The Group conducts 11 monthly meetings each year with emphasis on the development and exchange of information between Members. Not only does the Group proudly maintain two of Brisbane's best known Repeaters VK4RBN and VK4RBC, but it also maintains a number of Beacons which are up-graded from time to time.
Visitors are always welcome.
Victoria Park Rd ,Kelvin Grove. The Groups aim is to foster operators and experimenters interested in the exchange of ideas, techniques, and information concerning operation in the VHF, UHF and Microwave bands.