Nov 16
The Club are taking part in the RSGB Centenary celebrations by putting on the special event station GM100RSGB from Barns Ness LIghthouse over the weekend of 16/17 November.
Please take the time to work us and drop in to Barns Ness if you can.
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Jun 23
Bob has created a spreadsheet listing what we have achieved over the years at this special event.
GB2MOF Overall Summary (44.0 KB) 706 Downloads
Jun 27
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Just for info, its a bbc tv programmm for next week may be interesting. Copied text not related to cpsarc. BBC are filming a summit activation with us on Monday
It will be one we have done before but it will be easier for them to cart their gear up a smaller summit.
It will be a WOTA and a SOTA so, we will do vhf and hf. Probably be around 7.180 and 14.210 +-qrm time TBA.
We also did a little activation of Latrigg again.
Midday update.
Mull of Kintyre to Ardnamurchan Point
Strong winds are forecast
24 hour forecast:
Wind Southwest 5 or 6, backing south 6 to gale 8, then veering southwest 5 or 6 later.Sea state Moderate or rough, Weather Rain or showers.Visibility Good, occasionally moderate.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind Southerly or southwesterly 4 or 5, occasionally 6 in west.Sea state Moderate or rough.Weather Rain or showers.Visibility Good, occasionally moderate.
Good job Mo isn't coming Geoff 😀🙊
I'm ready! 😳
Calmac not showing any hint of a delay on our route.
A breeze boys - girls
looks like you'll be on the big white telephone. Good luck guys.
Issued at 0600 UTC on Thursday 27 July 2017
For coastal areas up to 12 miles offshore
for the period 0600 UTC Thursday 27 July to 0600 UTC Friday 28 July 2017
Mull of Kintyre to Ardnamurchan Point
Strong winds are forecast
24 hour forecast:
Wind South or southwest 5 to 7, perhaps gale 8 for a time later.Sea state Moderate or rough, occasionally very rough later.Weather Thundery showers, rain later.Visibility Moderate or good, occasionally poor.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind South or southwest 5 to 7.Sea state Moderate or rough, occasionally very rough at first.WeatherRain or showers.Visibility Moderate or good, occasionally poor.
This'll be us then... If you like your drinks shaken and not stirred, then this is the place to be!
Is there a risk the ferry won't go??
showing green on their status website. And the video shows what ferries can do!!
There might be a limited demand for breakfast Geoff. Leaving Hoy Sound in a gale is a bit wilder than where we'll be though. I hope!! Cephas
We have the Sound of Mull to enjoy our breakfast!!!!!
Oh great!!! 😳😳😳😳
Will be thinking of you guys on the ferry crossing
I'm having my breakfast....it'll stay down. If not recycling is good 😂😂😂
Like a mill pond youtu.be/ebrP1IfiEto
I thought about fitting lowering springs to my car buy thought a trip to Makro would be just as good. Roll on IOTA.
thats nowhere near enough beer pal hire a van lol
Nice! Definitely not a dry contest!! 😄👍🍻🍻
That's the best part of £500 in beer...
I like beer
You might need some radio stuff too
we have another van for that
I came across this...
BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, are intending to undertake essential resurfacing works on the A828. Construction is planned to run between the 16th of July and the 11th of August 2017. The proposed work will be carried out overnight between 7pm and 7am, each night as follows: 1. Appin Hall to Tynribbie – 16th July to 18th July; 2. North & South of Keil House – 18th July to 20th July; 3. North & South Creagan Roundabouts – 23rd July to 25th July; 4. Benderloch Garage to 30s & Turning Circle – 26th July to 27th July; 5. Kentallen – 8th August to 10th August; 6. Ballachulish Hotel – 10th August to 11th August. Due to restricted road widths at these locations, the A828 will be closed in both directions each night during construction hours to ensure the safety of the workforce and members of the travelling public. During these times, traffic will be stacked at either end of the closure and escorted through site as and when is feasible. Alternatively the following diversion routes can be used: Northbound • From Connel continue eastbound on the A85 to Tyndrum – Turn left onto the A82 to South Ballachulish then follow permanent signs thereafter. Southbound • From Ballachulish Roundabout continue southbound on the A82 to Tyndrum – Turn right onto A85 to Connel then follow permanent signs thereafter. Note: Height Restrictions are in place at Connel Bridge (4.2m and 13”9”) and Achnacloich Bridge (14”0”)
Now to figure out how that affects us, if at all?
probably be clear at Connel Bridge, so no real problems as we don't have to cross that bridge (unless we take a wrong turn)
Doesn't say anything about 27th to 31st though. Hopefully clear.
More traffic on the A85 perhaps but can't see how else it would affect you.
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