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T:From: Belynda Lewis <m3byl@gb7cip.ampr.org>
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JOTA CATERHAM BROWNIES GUIDES CALLING

G X 0 S C R

Hello Guiders and Scouts.

It's that time again.  Advance warning we are a coming on air.

JOTA 2005 
Saturday 15 October 2005

The Caterham Guides and Brownies will again be active for this years
Jamboree On The Air from 
Caterham Surrey England for the 18th time. (IO91WH)

The Caterham Radio Group JOTA support team will be assisting us in 
working towards our Brownie and Guide Radio Communication Badges and
certificates.

Our Brownie and Guides look forward to contacting the other guiders and 
scouts around the UK and overseas.

The callsign to listen out for is    G X 0 S C R

We will be active on:-
Saturday 15 October 2005 from 07:00 to (19:00-21:00) UTC 
Later if conditions are good on HF. (wishfull thinking during this 
low part of the Sun Spot cycle.) 

145 MHz FM

LF 7 MHz SSB   around 7.062 +/- (09:30-12:00 UTC) approx

HF 14, 21, 28 Mhz SSB depending on band conditions looking for 
exchanging overseas greeting messages.  
14.140MHz +/- 06:00-09:30 (Beaming Long Path)  28:522 12:00-19:00(UTC) 
if propegation to Africa/USA/Canada/South Atlantic otherwise will drop 
back to 21MHz or 14MHz. 
(like operating around 21.250Mhz depending on conditions) or 14MHz

We will also tune around the World Scout Frequencies from time to time. 

Packet Radio  amprnet world wide convers on channel 11. 
Useful to find out which HF frequency the LF/HF our operators are on.

To telnet to our local TCP/IP convers server   
Internet Telnet://62.49.17.234:6301 for the node
Amprnet Telnet://44.131.244.1:3600 which is
linked to the world amprnet network. (when all the links are up) 

Packet Radio Messages are welcomed AX25   GX0SCR@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EU
                  [44.131.244.1]   TCP/IP gx0scr@gb7cip.ampr.org
Local NetRom access nodes (Point of Presence) GB7CIP-5 GB7CR CRCHAT GB7CP

Some background information can be located on
Internet http://www.theskywaves.net  (Webconvers)
Amprnet  http://gb7cip.ampr.org

We look forward to hearing from you.  Meeting up with groups and other 
Radio Amateur's we have spoken to before and assist our group in making 
this another successfull weekend for our Guides and Brownies.  

They need to complete all the required tasks, (which takes about 
5 hours each) including many contacts.  To be able to gain their 
Radio Communication Badge or Certificate. 
So you see we NEED your help. Speak to our Guides, Brownies.
Give us a call.

PS.  We had a great time in February 2005 (TDOTA/GOTA) and October 2004
(JOTA) working Guide and Scout stations in USA and Canada.

CatRad Caterham Radio Group G0SCR/GX0SCR JOTA GOTA TEAM
Paul G4APL @GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EU

Belynda M3BYL   9th Caterham Guide 
AX25 M3BYL@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EU  amprnet m3byl@gb7cip.ampr.org

-- 
M3BYL
QTH Caterham on the Hill Surrey IO91wh
Amprnet  m3byl@gb7cip.ampr.org [44.131.244.1]
AX25     M3BYL @ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EU





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