Wellington VHF Group, Inc: Online.

Members of the Wellington VHF Group are people of skill and experience in all sorts of fields; some technical, some just plain old interesting!
We've made a Web Log (Blog) system available to members of the Wellington VHF Group for them to share their views with the world.

• ZL2TGQ - Dick Greenbank ZL2TGQ has picked up the role of Branch President from ZL2BRF. A long time supporter of VHF Activities in the region, Dick is also past-secretary of the WVHFG and among other things, continues to maintain our membership database. He's also SysOp of the branch Packet BBS and a regular contributor to the VHF Group website.
  
• ZL2BRF - Brian Fearnley ZL2BRF is our Immediate Past President, having stood down from the role of President of the Wellington VHF Group in April 2009 in order to relocate to a new job in Australia. With a background in Avionics and Electronics, Brian is both technically literate and business savvy and brought many useful qualities to the role of President. Brian remains a member of the Wellington VHF Group and we wish him all the best in 'VK'.
  
• ZL1VMF - Mark Foster ZL1VMF is currently serving as both webmaster and secretary of the Wellington VHF Group. An import from Auckland, he has been involved in WVHFG for the last two years and served as a committee member for the majority of that time. An IT professional specialising in networking and telecommunications, he is also a foundation member and coordinator for the Young Amateurs of New Zealand, a group set up to support young people involved in Amateur Radio.
  
• ZL2HD - John Andrews ZL2HD is currently Vice President of Wellington VHF Group and has served as President in the recent past. He has been involved with WVHFG in many ways since his teenage years. Having come through the RF and Microwave Radio/Electronics industries with both domestic and international experience. Check out John's blog for his past Presidential Comments as well as other news and views from his standpoint. John is currently serving as an NZART Council member for the ZL2 region.