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Radio Society of Great Britain
Cademan Wood, Leicester
Sun 12 Feb 2017

Summary
The event is being run on a Sunday and will be a single band event using the 2m band.There will be a five transmitter course and a four transmitter course available.

Location
Cademan Wood

click here for a map showing the location of the car park.

Directions
The area is conveniently accessed from the M1 Junctions 22 or 23 and the A42 Junction 13.

Format of Event
The event will conform to the general principles of IARU events, but will be less formal than a Championship. There will be a maximum of five transmitters and an MO beacon at the finish. Competitors can elect to hunt all five 'foxes' or a specified four.
The transmitters will be separated by at least 300m and the nearest transmitter to the Start may be closer than 400m (IARU rules state 750m).

Sport Ident (SI) electronic punching will be used for both competitions. SI 'dibbers' may be hired for £1, but if not returned the charge is increased by £30.

Map
Scale is 1:10,000. Size A4 landscape. Printed in four colours on waterproof paper.

Timetable
1000 Registration opens. Information sheets issued to ALL entrants.
1030-1130 Starts
1400 Courses close

Entries

  • Entry fee is £5.
  • The results will be posted on this web site as soon as possible after the event.

    Procedures

    Registration, Start and Finish for the 144MHz competition event will be in the car park.
    In accordance with the informality of the event the organisers will not require you to deposit your receiver in a pound before the transmitters start sending. They do expect you to respect the spirit of this concession by refraining from using your receiver until reporting to officials in the start area and then only under their supervision.
    The 'flags'for the competition will be 15cm side length.

    Safety

    Competitors are responsible for their own safety and take part at their own risk. No smoking in the forest. Whistles should be carried (the emergency signal is 6 blasts repeated at 1 minute intervals).
    Both courses cross and re-cross a minor road. Take care at these road crossings.

    Loan Equipment

    Receivers for 144MHz are available on loan. E-Mail the organiser (address below) to reserve.

    Enquiries

    ardf.chairman@rsgb.org.uk