 The site from afar |
 
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Overall site view with Jimmy flying high attracting one of our members to visit the RSARS Stand.
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An interesting adjoining ex-military Land Rover display with a close-up of the RM Commando operator of the Lightweight
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An adjoining WW2 display and the "Village Fete" display from the same era
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12 RANMORE AVENUE
CROYDON CRĜ 5QA Telephone: 0208 654 2582 Fax: 0709 200 3417 E-mail: M1CCF@talktalk.net SOUTHERN AREA RALLIES REPRESENTATION
We had a great weekend, one morning of light rain did not spoil the
overall effect. Many former Royal Signals visitors came and enjoyed the
display of old kit, They wanted to see what a No. 19 Set really looked
like again and to play with the 62 Set, for instance.One new member and a number of sales made the time in Kent complete. All this would not have been possible without the help of Colin G3PBS from the BRATS (the Bredhurst Receiving and Transmitting Society) who worked really hard to put the radio on the air and to make contacts worldwide. Mike M1CCF/M3ACF RSARS Regional Rally Rep (South) |
 
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Have you seen a motorbike Fire Engine before? It really
happened in the 1940's and in more modern times not so much a slump as "my gun has gone all droopy!"
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The table display of real vintage kit WW1 C-type Radio etc.
is in stark contrast to GB4MO operating a PRC320 (with MFJ tuner) on 40m using the VHF aerial on the tripod just visible and making CW contact to N4
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