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Cheapest Unikon rings are £1.25 minimum order 50 thats for clubs who have paid £75.oo to join the Unikon club,if you order with other non members cheapest are £1.40 thats for orders over 100.

Cheapest Unikon rings are £1.25 minimum order 50 thats for clubs who have paid £75.oo to join the Unikon club,if you order with other non members cheapest are £1.40 thats for orders over 100.

I know many secs dont like doing updates etc.on marking nights including myself but it is possible and only takes a minute or two with the Speedy clock.

Secs were only notified over the weekend about this particular update,there was a previous one about 3 weeks ago.

No problems this end having done the update I hope everything will be O.K.

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Looks good the amount of members but how many actually post,allways amazes me the amount of so called guests than are looking in,have been on here at 3.30am and it still says there are 150 guests on line :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

Bricon rings £1.10 each various choices,Unikon £1.50 2 choices.

Dont think you have much choice these days with new clocks,unless its a ETS I believe that the T3s are the only new clock you can buy now,as previously advised Linells are the people to get in touch with.

Do you not find it takes ages to work out a result especially if you have clocks with all different setting and checking off times which have all to be put in manually for each member.

Thats better.

Looks like Ive messed it up this week but will keep trying.

Sounds good to me

Just seems a bit strange that people like Defra would give the go ahead when further tests are ongoing.

Do members really think its a good idea to start racing when there could be birds on the transporter that could be carrying a potential lethal disease.

In a ideal word that would be great,but I think the vast majority find out by word and mouth and of course off Pigeonbasics.

Each to his own but I would of thought that was a very stupid thing to do going visiting lofts in a area where a unknown disease,virus call it what you will is,look well if youve took something back to your own lofts and wipe them out.

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Did you send to Tewkesbury after Tam.

Was it only me or did others miss read it,it says a water soluble vaccine,I thought it meant you could put it in the water but apparently not,it is infact a water based vaccine the same as Colombovac.

Read this on the WHPU web site was wondering if this applies to the RPRA and SHU anyone know, Due to Colombovac Pmv being out of stock with Pfizer,A water soluble alternative Belga-Vac Pmv 50 dose has been authorised by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate for use in pigeons.

Must of gone the long way round :lol: