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From: Belton, Alan

To: Racal-manpacks@...

Cc: albelton@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 10:50 AM

Subject: [Racal-manpacks] Just joined the group

First posting from me, thought I would log on and say "hello" to the rest of the group!? Have had involvement with Racal kit over the last 30 years or so, in various capacities, as well as the other offerings from Plessey and Marconi.? Main stuff I have on the go at present is a TRA 967, and Clansman stuff including PRC 320's (in various stages of completeness and working ability)?and 350's and a later version PTR 1851 with applique.? In the past have lugged Syncal and Comcal kit around various inhospitable parts of the globe, with varying degrees of success, and more recently have started to see what the Jaguar series has got to offer, hence coming across this forum when after info on the BCC 66 range.

Have recently moved to N Essex, and not yet got any aerials rigged to transmit with (6m and 4m), but hope to be radiating soon.

All from me,

Rgds

Al

G8LIT

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Gatwick Radio/Military Vehicle Weekend

Club call M0VOG may be in use

15-17th September 2006

On-Air Activity Schedule - You are welcome to come or join in !

VHF Ops


The following frequencies will be kept open during daylight hours (or beyond) to facilitate on-site communications and, more importantly, to facilitate talk-in of approaching mobile units, especially on Friday afternoon/evening and Saturday morning.



51.700MHz

70.375MHz



Mode will be FM, preferably narrow-band (to 25kHz channel-spacing)



HF Ops


Participants are welcome to arrive from early afternoon on the Friday, so it is hoped that stations on site will call into the VMARS SSB net, starting at 1930A (local) on 3.615MHz LSB



Likewise, on Saturday, we encourage participation in the AM net, starting at 0830A on 3.615MHz



On Sunday, those so inclined may wish to participate in the CW net at 0900A on 3.577MHz. Net controller is Alan, G4GEN



At all other times, activity, particularly AM is encouraged on 3.615MHz and/ or 7.143MHz



For licensees with the 5MHz NoV, we encourage SSB activity throughout the weekend on 5.4035MHz USB. Please keep a record of such contacts and be prepared to us SINPO reporting.



There are also plans to experiment with A3H mode on 5.3665MHz or 5.3715MHz as a back up. This will involve transmitting telephony with full carrier on this frequency with accompanying upper sideband only, within a 3kHz bandwidth. Please note that normal A3E AM is not permitted, due to excessive bandwidth. Those transmitting using A3H are advised to make frequent on-air announcements, to the effect that the transmission is A3H; single sideband, full carrier for experimental and test purposes.



On site, participants are recommended to use their own callsign/P or M0VOG, by arrangement with Mike Buckley.



RSARS frequencies in use over the weekend are:



Saturday 06.00Z 14.143USB general natter net controller VK4BFO

Sunday 10.00Z 3.565 CW Net

11.00Z 7.070 LSB chatterbox net

11.00Z 3.745 LSB Highlands & Islands net contoller GM4FOZ



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Les 07968 007023

Andy Jackson 07752 900157

Mike B 07984 931360

Simon Dabbs 0781 766 1263

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