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Brother laser printer is the best I have came across

Top comment from a top bloke, the kind of fancier that every club/organisation should have and a really nice bloke to boot!!

Well done on your continued well being. My old boy has had it in the bladder and is thankfully on the mend so best of luck and I hope you get the support that is due Cheers Steven

Shut them in the boxs wae half a brick???

Probs not but it would not be too difficult to work out with a meter if you did not want to dismantle?

So wots worse FIFERS or BEARDS??? Or should I start another thread??????LOL

NOOOOOOO LOL!!!burnt fingers???? Helping hands clips required and small tip iron???? Get someone on standby to run you to A&E!!!!!!

I see, ask unikon for a wiring diagram and I will make you one? is it on the net to view? Further to that I made a lead for a member in Lockerbie club and there was only 4 pins connected from the nine and two of them wer linked

its not elictrical its ELECTRONIC andrew tut tut

The cable you have detailed is a cross, but the simple way is to take it to bits and copy! 9 pin d and cat6 can be bought at maplin and yer local tele man will sort it if ye give him these details

Said you wer unable to recieve pms but have sent one now after sometime

Empty yer pms

The silence is maybies folk are like me AND NO INTERESTED IN EGG CHASING???? LOL Come on England, yous are probs the best team,.cough cough

Anybody doin that is just a pure wanker and the club sec should check pads before racing and any queries should be addressed then ie sealed in!! I wasnt bothered about ets but the club got a grant and went for it and to be honest I dont think I would enjoy going back to a clock!! As for fairness, ye still have to get the birds to the front cos yer clock doesnt make them fly faster or slower only you??

If yer pad is in the loft then surely it follows that the bird is IN the loft when it hits the pad?? Rule9 says nowt about being confined?

No mention of much at all Lindsay, unless there is an amendment to the rule?

RULES FOR ELECTRONIC TIMING SYSTEMS (ETS) An up-to-date list of SHU Approved ETS is available from the SHU Office For Rules governing clocks requiring rubber rings – See SHU Clock Rules The following separate rules apply to Electronic Timing Systems (ETS): RULES 1. The only ETS recognised will be those approved by the SHU as amended from time to time REFER TO SHU OFFICE 2. Electronic Timing Systems must be fitted within the loft. 3. Permanent records to be retained by the club. 4. Only versions of software approved by SHU are acceptable. 5. Access Codes, electronic key and Club system must be administered by person authorised by the Club. 6. Rubber Rings are not required with ETS. Where race organisers use Double Rubber Rings as safeguard, entries fitted with ETS can also be double rung. 7. A) Clubs with Electronic Radio Clock Master Timer and Master GPS do not require to get checks from Federation Master Timers but must have their radio clocks/Master GPS checked and registered annually with the Federation. Clubs without Radio Master Timer/Master GPS must manually set and check times with Federation Master Timer 8. Organisation Officials have the right to inspect trapping system used. 9. ETS can only record the arrival time after the pigeon has entered the loft. 10. In the event of an escape, where required, ETS birds must have their official Union ID Ring Number recorded. 11. Assignment or marking of pigeons to be carried out by personnel authorised by Organisation 11(a) Where a member has rings assigned to his ETS by authorised personnel out with the club, said member must supply his organisation with a print out of all the birds so assigned a minimum of 14 days prior to first race, unless by special arrangement with his organisation23 11( After assignment of ETS rings, where Rules 11 and 11(a) have been adhered to, there is no requirement for ETS systems to be returned to the organisation 14 days prior to racing 12. Competitor’s names, race and date to be recorded on all ETS print outs for race, and signed by ETS/Clock Setter/Convenor, or appointed Club/Organisation Official, and retained for one year or following AGM. 13. Only Electronic Rings purchased from the Scottish Homing Union can be used with ETS. 14. ETS do not require to be controlled. 15. Operating procedures before, during and after races should be in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions. Responsibility for providing manufacturers instruction manual to organisations rest with the owner of the ETS. 16. The Club/Organisation has the power to detain any ETS they consider doubtful. 17. In the event of an ETS failing to re Looks pretty straight forward to me?

yip

deffo!!!!madness for me LOL

How do you trap them if you use open door and ets?

Jeez tough week Mick. All the best

yearling sprinters to 240, yearling distance and all 2yr olds to 300 miles, with and odd yearling and then the ones selected for the water out to 600 miles depending on where the SNFC are going! Sometimes a yearling to Ypres if it is bred from the right stuff but distance families are hard so I try to take it easy??

Yip mostly, do bring some hens on some friday nights just to give us a wee bit of a race especially with the yearlings and sprinters!