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Sorry Dave... couldn't resist it.
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Sorry Dave... couldn't resist it.
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Revolutionary equipment seen at Barrow today.
John Wrennall- AMS member
- Posts : 157
Join date : 2011-11-16
Age : 78
Location : Leyland
david f- AMS Treasurer
- Posts : 2409
Join date : 2010-11-10
Age : 74
Location : Cumbria
That IS funny! (I didn't see you taking those photos, John!)
Yes, the Russian Nordenfelt failed to impress and I'm beginning to think that carbon fibre poles are an essential accessory.
I am just in the process of uploading rather more impressive submarines on here. (Dave J's superb Type 9 operating on openLRS 458 mHz.)
Thanks for popping in to our Regatta - it was a very good day (mostly!).
See you at Norwich!
David
PS Maybe I miss having one of those long 40Mhz aerials to prod things with!
Yes, the Russian Nordenfelt failed to impress and I'm beginning to think that carbon fibre poles are an essential accessory.
I am just in the process of uploading rather more impressive submarines on here. (Dave J's superb Type 9 operating on openLRS 458 mHz.)
Thanks for popping in to our Regatta - it was a very good day (mostly!).
See you at Norwich!
David
PS Maybe I miss having one of those long 40Mhz aerials to prod things with!
david f- AMS Treasurer
- Posts : 2409
Join date : 2010-11-10
Age : 74
Location : Cumbria
Just posted those photos and videos:
https://www.theassociationofmodelsubmariners.com/t1555-furness-mbc-regatta-barrow-june-2015#9567
https://www.theassociationofmodelsubmariners.com/t1555-furness-mbc-regatta-barrow-june-2015#9567
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