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Issue 106 A publication of the Vintage and Military Amateur Radio Society January 2012
www.vmars.org.uk M0VMW Affiliated to the Radio Society of Great Britain
1 January 2012
Ron Swinburne M0WSN at his home operating position. Photo taken by Stuart McKinnon G0TBI during a recent visit to Ron’s QTH
VMARS Auction Saturday 11th February
The third batch of equipment belonging to the late John Coggins G3TFC, and a batch of some 50 items belonging to the late Thomas Coates (former VMARS Member) will be auctioned on Saturday 11
th
February at Baginton Village Hall.
The main catalogue was distributed with the December Issue of the News Sheet. Enclosed with the current Issue of the News Sheet is a supplement to the main catalogue. This lists a further 50 lots from John Coggins’ collection, and the items belonging to the Estate of Thomas Coates. We are grateful to Stewart Gebbie G8YQN for listing and photographing Thomas Coates’ equipment.
If time permits, there will also be equipment that is not listed, and this will be auctioned as usual. Some items will carry reserves which will be at the discretion of the auctioneer.
On this occasion, the auction will be open to a limited number of non-Members.
VMARS Committee contact details:
Chairman:
Stuart McKinnon G0TBI 145 Enville Road Kinver Near Stourbridge West Midlands DY7 6BN +44(0)1384 872157 [email protected]
Secretary:
John Keeley G6RAV 7 Parr Close Myton Road Warwick Warcs CV34 6NE +44(0)1926 831355 [email protected]
Treasurer:
Brian Thomas GW4KYT 3 New Road Trebanos Swansea West Glamorgan SA8 4DL +44 (0)1792 846014 [email protected]
Membership Secretary:
Peter Shepherd G7DXV 25 Tomkins Close Stanford-Le-Hope Essex SS17 8QU 01375 640618 [email protected]
Ordinary Member:
Peter Jones G8CDC Tudor House Stoneleigh Road Blackdown Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV32 6QR 01926 883345 [email protected]
Ordinary Member:
Ian Underwood M0YMK Roundwyck Farm Pipers Lane Balls Cross Petworth Surrey GU28 9JZ 01403 820185 [email protected]
Publications Manager:
Bronek Wedzicha M0DAF 22 Farmers Way Copmanthorpe York North Yorkshire Y023 3XX +44(0)1904 708704 [email protected]
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Those attending the auction are advised that the Hall will be open for viewing from 10.00 a.m. and the auction will begin at 10.30 a.m.
As usual, Anne M3TBI will be providing her excellent catering and informs us that the menu will be as follows:
Rolls – cheese, ham, tuna mayo on granary, wholemeal or white bread
Jacket potatoes with a variety of fillings – butter, cheese, cheese and beans, tuna mayo or Chilli
Sausage rolls/small pork pies
Variety of cakes and biscuits
Crisps
Hot and cold drinks
We look forward to meeting the ‘regulars’, new Members and visitors at Baginton on 11
th February.
Stuart McKinnon G0TBI
John Griffiths 2E0XER SK
It is with deepest regret that I never thought I would be writing this. I just wanted to share with you all some of my happy memories of John, who sadly passed away on 2
nd
January 2012 following a long battle with cancer.
I first met John in July 2003 at the Welland Steam Fair near Malvern. He was tootling around the display arena in his Ferret armoured scout car and I was so mesmerised by the spectacle that myself and my (young daughter then) Harriet decided to approach John and his wife Anne to ask them the usual questions. He was very knowledgeable. We decided that we had to get one and, sure enough, my Ferret was
bought and I was able to race around the enclosure behind John. We have been good pals ever since.
Of course, with the vehicles came the radios and neither of us really had any clue how to operate them, and for that matter we didn't have a licence. We agreed that we should be legal and so joined the Worcester Radio Amateurs Association (WRAA) and eventually achieved our licences.
Things, radio-wise didn't stop there, and we could often be seen collecting that bit or thingy from scouring the militaria stalls or ebay. John has an impressive collection of military hardware that would have made GCHQ envious.
It didn't take much encouragement to get John into any one of his favourite hostelries in and around Worcestershire. John would often regale tales to me of his past and he never failed to recount some humorous and some not so funny stories from his early employment period, stationed at Halley Bay in Antarctica with the British Antarctic Survey team during the 1950's. For instance, he was present when some crew members fell through the ice and another member got separated on a floating ice pack never to be seen again. And the way that camera film would not develop properly, not because of the extreme temperature but because of the water they were using.
He had his comical side too, such as when he had left Antarctica and returned to Blighty, unemployed. At his interview at the Labour Exchange they asked him what qualifications he had, and he simply replied, "dog-sled driver"! There wasn't much call for that work around at the time.
John later joined the Army as a gunner in the Royal Artillery and rose to the rank of Captain. He must have learned his skill in getting people to do what he wanted them to do well, because in civvy life he retained the knack of not only making you comply but willingly! If John wanted it done, it got done and it got done right!
John was a really good friend to me, and I miss him already. He never said, but he made me feel like a son to him. I'm currently at a loss to figure out what I'm going to do to fill the enormous void that his passing has created in my life. I could count John amongst the very close best friends I have met and he never let me down. John taught me a lot and I will be eternally grateful for knowing him. I consider myself and my future life richer for having known such a kind and special friend, who never had a bad word to say about anyone.
Jem Carvill 2E0JEM
[A number of tributes to John were posted on the VMARS Reflector and all echo sentiments from Jem above Ed]
VMARS AUCTION Saturday 11th February 2012
10.30 a.m.-4.30 p.m.
Baginton Village Hall Baginton, Warwickshire The third batch of equipment belonging to the late John Coggins G3TFC will be auctioned on Saturday 11
th
February 2012. Lots will include a number of items belonging to the late Thomas Coates, detailed in the supplement to the main catalogue. Doors will open for viewing at 10.00 a.m.
Catalogue was distributed with the December Issue of the News Sheet and the supplement to the catalogue is included with this Issue.
Issue 106 The VMARS News Sheet
3 January 2012
Military Vehicle and Vintage Radio Weekend 6-9
th April 2012 Thorpe Camp Visitors Centre
During Easter weekend (6th
-9th
April), we are holding a military vehicle and vintage radio weekend - come and blow the cobwebs out of your vehicle and/or radio before the new season starts. You can camp for the weekend or just pop in for the day,
There is a nice pub (Blue Bell) 100 yds up the road and 617 Sqn Officers Mess, The Petwood Hotel in Woodhall Spa. A few miles to the east is ex-RAF East Kirby, home of the Lancaster bomber, Just Jane (ex-RAF Scampton gate guard). Also about 2 miles away is the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby.
To book a place for the weekend or for the day please email me on [email protected] or ring me on 07879617062.
Gerald Greatrix G7HNM
Revision of EU EMC Directive
In the last News Sheet we reported on planned changes to the EU EMC Directive which may impact on interests of VMARS Members and amateur radio operators in general. In the event, it appears that the key concern over our continued freedom to use ‘kits’ is no longer as critical as was initially thought, because the relevant paragraph had been moved rather than deleted. Peter Chadwick G3RZP who originally raised concerns about the Revision, makes the following additional observations.
I can confirm that the section on ‘kits’ has been moved, but the other somewhat worrying section is the modification e5 on page 21.
(e5) ‘electromagnetic disturbance’ means any electromagnetic phenomenon which may degrade the performance of equipment, including electromagnetic noise, an unwanted signal or a change in the propagation medium itself.
The question is how an unwanted signal is classified. For example, interference from 80 m AM to a telephone is caused by an 'unwanted signal'; although Ofcom do not handle such cases officially, an office or business having unacceptable interference to the internal telephone system may well use that 'unwanted signal' as being something that needs stopping by legal means.
In the previous News Sheet .there included an appeal for Members to write to their MEPs to express concerns about the proposed changes. The following is the text of a letter which was sent by Mark Elliot G8SAR:
“I have been an Radio Amateur Licence holder for the last 30 years and have an interest in building, restoring and operating all types of radio equipment both ancient and modern.
I regularly use modified ex-military radios and modified commercial radios as used at one time by taxi companies and the Emergency Services.
The whole point of the radio amateur licence is to experiment and educate under controlled and reasonable grounds and requires a City and Guilds qualification in order to obtain a transmitting license.
I am a radio amateur not because I am a buy it off-the-shelf operator, but because I, like many others, like to educate myself through self- education and experimentation.
I have, like many fellow amateurs, invested a great deal of time and money in purchasing and learning to use test equipment in order that I do not cause any interference to other users.
As part of the New Legislative Framework (NLF) Alignment Package, the European Commission is reworking some directives.
One of the affected directives is the EMC directive.
There are two important changes which, if carried, will very much affect British radio amateurs.
1. The sentence "Kits of components to be assembled by radio amateurs and commercial equipment modified by and for the use of radio amateurs are not regarded as commercially available equipment." is to be deleted in the new version. That would render kits and modified equipment to be fully subjected to the EMC directive!
2. The definition of the term 'electromagnetic disturbance' will include the wanted signal of a radio as a possible source. This is not in line with the Radio Regulation of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and not in line with the vocabulary of the International Electrotechnical Committee (IEC).
These two changes in the EMCD are neither in line with the reasoning of the New Legislative Framework, nor do they help to improve protection of radio services or equipment.”
Mark also has sent us the following reply he received from Liz Lynne MEP:
Thank you for your email. I understand that the European Commission will present the proposal and impact assessment on the recast of the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2004/108/EC in the European Parliament's Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) Committee on 9
th January 2012.
I am not a member of the IMCO Committee but I have been liaising with my colleagues in the European Parliament regarding your concerns. I am told that the recast was meant to be a technical dossier to align this and nine other technical harmonisation directives with 2008 common framework for the marketing of products. I am also told that work will start on this from January and your concerns will be passed on to our shadow rapporteur, as soon as this has been decided, so they can be taken into consideration.
If you are not doing so already, it may be advisable to follow developments via the IMCO Committee pages on the European Parliament website. A link can be found here: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/committees/en/IMCO/home.html;jsessionid=9CA19F108CA7284567B178A428444B8F.node1
Top Band activity
For the attention of Members whose equipment can go down to 160 m.
There is a move by several amateurs to promote the use of AM on Top Band.
The frequency is 1977 kHz ± QRM, every evening, with calls put out and monitored especially at the top of the hour. The conditions are at their best during these winter months.
Les Ward. G4EPL
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Anne and I were lucky enough to be invited to Harry G3CUF and Elsie Ashworth at their home, in Worcestershire. The picture above shows Harry discussing his R1155 with his visitors.
Stuart McKinnon G0TBI
Saturday AM Net-Controller’s Rota
Date 1st
op 2nd
op 3rd
op
4th
Feb G0TBi G4GEN G4BQF
11th
Feb G4GEN G4BQF GW8TBG
18th
Feb G4BQF GW8TBG G8AQN
25th
Feb GW8TBG G8AQN M0YMK
3rd
Mar G8AQN M0YMK G3XGW
10th
Mar M0YMK G3XGW M0TCM
17th
Mar G3XGW M0TCM M0DAF
Helplines 106/1 Charging Set Lightweight 80W
I've just acquired an amazing wee exWD petrol generator. Made by D.K. Ltd, called ‘Charging Set Lightweight 80W’, WD S/No B 12091 . It comes complete with a magic wee miniature tool kit and a complete set of spares! I would dearly like to find out more about it. Can anybody help? [email protected]
David Fyfe-Simpson
106/2 Redifon GR497
Any information (circuit diagrams, manual), please, concerning the Redifon GR497 marine radio telephone
SWANSEA RALLY CANCELLED
We have been informed that, owing to lack of
engagement by traders, the Swansea Rally, due to have been held on 26
th February
in Neath, has been cancelled.
VMARS RENEWALS
This message is to anyone who has not yet renewed their
subscription for 2012. If your subscription was due in January
2012, and you have not yet renewed, this is the last issue of the News Sheet you will receive.
To ensure continuation of VMARS publications please
settle your subscription without delay including the late payment
fee of £2.50.
The VMARS News Sheet Issue 106
5 January 2012
transmitter to Steve, G4DVN on 07713 160299 or [email protected]. Thank you.
Letters From Denis Derdos F1AHX
Congratulations on your publications. I do not speak English but I look at the pictures and consult the drawings. Signal is exactly what require; I am a collector of English radios which had been used in Normandy.
With best wishes (for Christmas and the New Year).
Committee Notices AGM 2012
The Committee would very much like hold the 2012 AGM during the Armed Forces Weekend at Bletchley Park which, in 2012, will take place on 1
st/2
nd September. Whilst it is
appreciated that this date is outside the VMARS Constitution, the attraction of Bletchley Park is such that we would like to propose this date and venue to the Membership. It is intended to publish Society accounts ahead of this date, in June. Thus, if there are no significant objections to this suggestion, the AGM will be held in The Ballroom at Bletchley Park on Saturday 1
st September,
commencing at 11.00 a.m. Any Members wishing to object
to this proposal should contact John Keeley, Hon Secretary by 15
th February.
Applications for Membership
We wish to welcome the following new applicants for VMARS Membership:
Name, Callsign (Region) Interests
Mr MP Cocker M6MHH Cleveleys, Lancashire
Many years experience with defence and as a reserve W/T and R/T. Service ashore and afloat.
Mr RJ Hall G0GSA Rugby, Warwickshire
Technical design and circuit details of Clansman radio systems.
Mr JM Beeney G7VAE Eastbourne, East Sussex
Clansman radios.
Mr CJ Reed G1RPO Buntinford, Hertfordshire
Military comms and amateur radio comms. Ground-to-air base stations. T1509,1131, BC640 etc.
Mr RJ Perkins MM0AGL Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
Series 2A and 3 Land Rovers. Restoration of older equipment. Camping.
Mr R Alders M0GAP Filey, Yorkshire
RSGB tutor/assessor. Restoration of WWII radios, (R1155,PCR1, No19 set). Not on air at the moment due to house move.
Mr RB Waterhouse Battle, East Sussex
Owner of FV432 that was fitted with Larkspur and Clansman radio systems. Would like to get radio reinstalled with help.
Ms D Newton Battle, East Sussex
Family Member with Richard Waterhouse.
Mr SR Potts M6LAP Burgess Hill, West Sussex
Army radios. Larkspur, Clansman etc.
Mr GC Ellerby G8LZI Brandon, Suffolk
Mr RCRY Young M0MBA Newquay, Cornwall
Collins and TCS TX/RX. Collins KWM2A. R1155/T1154. Racal and Eddystone RXs. Antennas.
[Membership rules require names of applicants for membership to be published, before they are formally accepted as members. This allows existing members to object, if they wish. If you want to object to any of the above, please write to our Hon Sec, John Keeley – Ed.
Sending in articles, news items, letters and advertisements for VMARS Publications
Please send copy to Colin Guy, G4DDI, by post or e-mail, 7 Herrick Court, Clinton Park, Tattershall, Lincs. LN4 4QU Tel 01526 344715 [email protected] The copy deadline for the next issue of the News Sheet is 15
th February. For articles for the next issue of Signal
the deadline is 9th
February 2012, but copy would be appreciated as far in advance as possible.
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Events Diary The diary is a list of events which are either ones where VMARS is formally represented (bold), or those where there is known to be a reasonable chance of finding or seeing vintage electronic items (plain). It is not intended to a complete list of all available events (which can be found on the internet). Information is checked as far as is practical, but we can’t guarantee its accuracy – its always best to check with the contact person if you are travelling a long way to attend.
Date Event Location Contact
Type A=Amateur,
M= Mil. V=Vintage (non radio)
VMARS Attending
5th
February Canvey Radio & Electronics Rally
The Paddocks, Long Road,
Canvey Island, Essex, SS8 0JA
Dave, G4UVJ, 01268-697978 (Evenings).
www.southessex-ars.co.uk V/A Many
12th
February Harwell Radio & Electronics Rally
Didcot Leisure Centre, Mereland Rd,
Didcot, Oxon. OX11 8AY
Ann G8NVI 01235 816379 [email protected]
www.g3pia.org.uk V/A
26th
February BRATS/Rainham
Radio Rally
Rainham School for Girls, Derwent Way,
Rainham, Gillingham, Kent, ME8 0BX
Trevor G6YLW, 0771 7678 795 [email protected] Web:
http://www.brats-qth.org/ V/A
26th
February Swansea ARS Rally
**CANCELLED** **CANCELLED**
Roger GW4HSH 01792 404422 www.radioclubs.net/swanseaars
A .
25th
March Hack Green Spring
Rally
Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker,
Nantwich, Cheshire
Rod 01270623353 [email protected]
www.hackgreen.co.uk V/M/A G4PMY
15th
April Blackpool Rally Norbreck Castle
Blackpool FY2 9AA
Dave M0OBW 01270 761608 [email protected]
www.narsa.org.uk A
M0DAF & others
22nd
April
West London Radio & Electronics Show (Kempton Radio
Rally)
Kempton Park Racecourse,
Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames, Middlesex TW16 5AQ
www.radiofairs.co.uk [email protected]
V/A
29th
April Radiophile Eastern
Exposition
Cowbit Village Hall, Barrier Bank,
Cowbit, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE12 6AL
Chas Miller 01785 284696 www.sdars.org.uk/radiophile.htm
V .
6th
May Dambusters Hamfest
Thorpe Camp Visitor Centre,
Tattershall Thorpe, Nr. Coningsby,
Lincolnshire LN4 4PE
Tony Nightingale G3PZU 01507 527835
[email protected] V/A .
21st May
The Bunker Bash Vintage Military Show
Secret Nuclear Bunker, Kelvedon Hall Lane,
Kelvedon Hatch, Brentwood,
Essex CM15 0LA
www.secretnuclearbunker.com Email: [email protected]
M M1CCF
TBA Dunstable Downs
(Luton) Radio Rally
Stockwood Park, London Road, Luton LU1 4LX
V/A
1st to 4
th June Solent Overlord Show
The Lawns, Mead End, Waterlooville,
Hants PO7 6TZ
www.solentoverlord.co.uk/ e-mail: Myrddin Evans
M1CCF GB2SOE
19th
/20th
June Newbury and District
Radio Rally
Newbury Showground M4 (J13) Nearest Post
Code: RG18 9BB www.nadars.org.uk V/A Many
23rd
/24th
June RSA Corps Weekend Blandford Camp, Dorset DT11 8RH
e-mail: RSA Admin Officer <[email protected]>
M M1CCF
23rd
/24th
June
Military Vehicle Show/Champ
Camp/Wartime in the Vale
Ashdown Farm, Badsey, Nr Evesham,
Worcestershire, WR11 7PA
www.freewebs.com/ashdowncamp/events.htm
M1CCF G8JAC
GB60AC
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Date Event Location Contact
Type A=Amateur,
M= Mil. V=Vintage (non radio)
VMARS Attending
30th
June Armed Forces Day
(Main events in Plymouth)
Firepower Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, SE18 6ST
www.firepower.org.uk Firepowervintageradio@zoomshare.
com M
M1CCF GB2RA
GB4AFD
15th
July The McMichael Radio
Rally
Reading Rugby Football Club
Holme Park Farm Lane, Sonning Lane (B4446), Sonning on Thames, Reading. RG4 6ST
http://www.mcmichaelrally.org.uk/ [email protected]
V/A
19th
to 22nd
July War and Peace Show, Beltring
Kempton Park Racecourse,
Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames, Middlesex TW16 5AQ
www.warandpeaceshow.com [email protected]
V/M
M1CCF G8JAC 2E0JXN & others
12th
August Flight Refuelling
Hamfest
Cobham Sports Club, Brook Rd,
Wimborne Minster, Dorset BH21 1RJ
www.frars.org.uk/ Email: [email protected]
V/A M1CCF & others
24th
to 27th
August Military Odyssey
Kent County Show Ground, Detling,
Kent, ME14 3JF
www.military-odyssey.com/index.html [email protected]
V/M M1CCF GB4MO
9th
/10th
September
Gatwick Radio Weekend for Vintage
enthusiasts
Hunters Moon, Reigate Road,
Holmwood, RH6 0HU
www.radioclubs.net/m0vogl: [email protected]
V/M 2EOIBN, M1CCF 2E0JXN
11th
November
West London Radio & Electronics Show (Kempton Radio
Rally)
Kempton Park Racecourse,
Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames, Middlesex TW16 5AQ
www.radiofairs.co.uk [email protected]
V/A
Advertisements Advertisements are welcome from all members, and also non-members and traders. The latter are indicated by “(NM” or “(T)” after their contact details.
FOR SALE: Fundamentals of Radio and Electronics by
W.L.Everitt. Published second edition 1958.
In near mint condition, beautifully bound and with gilt edged pages, it is embossed with the Royal Air Force emblem and the words Royal Air Force Locking which, I am sure, you know was the RAF Radio School. It contains excellent technical information on the 1950's state-of-the-art on radio and TV, complete with pull out circuit diagrams. I would like to see it go to someone who would make good use of it. The price could be agreed and would be reasonable for such a fine book.
I also have a book called "The True Road to Radio". The book appears to have been written for, or published by, Ferranti. It is the third edition published in 1931. This book is nowhere near as pristine as the previous, and its condition reflects its 80 year age. However, it is complete and contains much technical information on radio, including detailed mathematics, circuit diagrams, monochrome photos of the radio equipment of that age etc., but it would certainly be of interest to historians of radio or even people who wish to reconstruct radios from the 1930s.
Stan O'Neil (NM) 01664 823263 [email protected]
FOR SALE: B28 Receiver. Working but needs to be
checked out. (High voltages, must be checked out by competent person) £30 Collection only.
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Vernon G4LVO 01905 774798 (Droitwich) [email protected]
FREE: to an enthusiastic restorer. Eddystone 358X. Literally
a ‘barn find’. Complete and working when it was last switched off many years ago. Untouched since. Box with 10 coil units. External metal dirty, needs strip and respray. Homebrew PSU needs attention. Simply collect (50 lb) from Newmarket area.
Mike Diprose 0143 363 1296 [email protected] (Derbyshire)
FREE to good home: I have a signal generator "oscillator,
test, No1" from the 1950's with its manual. Manual is dated 1956. I powered it up when I bought it about 4 years ago and it appears to work on 240 V OK. I tested it against a Fluke meter and it operated OK but calibration was a little out, but not far. There appears to be a complete set of leads which fit into the lid.
This is a typical Army field unit in a weather-proof case. I originally bought it for the case but have not used it and it's too good to take to the dump so I am happy to let it go to one of your Members who can make good use of it. Collect from Bookham Surrey, about 4 miles from M25 J9.
Nigel Flowerday (NM) [email protected]
EXCHANGE/SWAP: Eddystone semi-auto Morse key Cat.
No. 689 (Bug Key). A few scratches but good order and mint inside, value approx. £90.
Exchange/swap Kent brass straight Morse key nice tarnish, wood base, with paperwork, value approx. £40.
Looking for USA aircrew WWII padded headphones, microphone etc. Loudspeaker: black crackle. W.H.Y?
Peter G4VUN 01677 460302 18:00 – 20:00 weekdays.
WANTED: For my Pye collection, 8.7825MHz crystal in HC6
(70.26 AM) and a 8.07778 MHz (145.400 AM) crystal, HC6 preferred or any style. These are both for Pye Cambridge.
Geoff Underwood G0PGY 01733-351538 evenings [email protected]
WANTED: Circuit diagram for PO 16A single beam
oscilloscope, Telequipment.
Stuart Atkinson G3YPS 07803601176 [email protected]
WANTED: MCR1. I need coil pack Range 4, 8-15MHz.
Happy to buy an MCR1 wreck if the coils are OK. I have a spare Range 1 coil pack for sale or swap.
David G8IDL 01638 507230 [email protected]
WANTED: Loan of manual for Racal-Dana 9919 Frequency
Counter.
Colin Guy G4DDI 07824 356189 [email protected]
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