VIEWS ON MAKING ETS TRAP

[jakjak]

 

that would be illegal ( R.P.R.A  rules ) as outside the sputnik so ineffect not within the confines of the loft or trapping system

 

slighty off subject........woz just wondering is it an RPRA rule to have your pads sealed in place??

just that this was mentioned at my club last week

thanks

[aye ready]

seems to have been passed at shu level that they dont have to be sealed in,but contradictory to this rule it seems you can make it a club rule for them to be sealed in,what a total farce

[Taylorsloft]

seems to have been passed at shu level that they dont have to be sealed in,but contradictory to this rule it seems you can make it a club rule for them to be sealed in,what a total farce

 

is this a new rule ??

[cowman]

the thing is with sealing the pads into place there is a lot more work cos who is going to go and seal the pads into place on a sat morning ? and return after the race to check the seals are still in place before removing it the reason i say this is who in their right mind will want to risk leaving a pad @£150 in a loft on an allotment ? or even in their garden for that as i for one could not afford to replace pads after the scum have been out and about and taken them from lofts they will take birds why not pads ? .

[joe61]

kwango if fitted under roof tiles its legal as signal will go through roof tiles

 

oh happy days

[Roland]

;D ;D

the thing is with sealing the pads into place there is a lot more work cos who is going to go and seal the pads into place on a sat morning ? and return after the race to check the seals are still in place before removing it the reason i say this is who in their right mind will want to risk leaving a pad @£150 in a loft on an allotment ? or even in their garden for that as i for one could not afford to replace pads after the scum have been out and about and taken them from lofts they will take birds why not pads ? .

 

A man of realism. Like I say, many can't have a et set up, for that reason or cost.... But what the heck, who cares that has one eh! :o :B

Sending for mine week - end.... have remorgagd the house lol cos I need 2000 et rings as I want to clock in 120 before anyone else lol :P ;D ;D ;D

[Roland]

Feel, once again, that some should look at a dictionary and interpret 'Confines' and 'Confined' and while one's at it 'Confine' eh! Then re - read the wording of the ruling!

[PIGEON_MAN]

Feel, once again, that some should look at a dictionary and interpret 'Confines' and 'Confined' and while one's at it 'Confine' eh! Then re - read the wording of the ruling!

Interesting to see in the West Midland Region notes that they are writing to the RPRA to find out if Traps that are advertised as being approved by the RPRA actually are,also asking the RPRA council to clarify the rule which says,The anttennae of the ETS must be fitted within the confines of the loft or trapping system,not underneath external landing boards.Sorry but to me its straight forward enough.

[Roland]

confine   (k n-f n )

v. con·fined, con·fin·ing, con·fines

v.tr.

1.     To keep within bounds; restrict:

Please confine your remarks to the issues at hand. See Synonyms at limit.

 

2.     To shut or keep in, especially to imprison.

 

3. To restrict in movement: The sick child was confined to bed.

v.intr. Archaic

To border.

n. (k n f n )

1. confines

a. The limits of a space or area; the borders: within the confines of one county.

b. Restraining elements: wanted to escape the confines of corporate politics.

c. Purview; scope: a theory that is well within the confines of science.

 

confines - a bounded scope; "he stayed within the confines of the city"

ambit, range, scope, reach, compass, orbit - an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control: "the range of a supersonic jet"; "a piano has a greater range than the human voice"; "the ambit of municipal legislation"; "within the compass of this article"; "within the scope of an investigation"; "outside the reach of the law"; "in the political orbit of a world power"

plural, plural form - the form of a word that is used to denote more than one

 

con·fine (kn-fn)

v. con·fined, con·fin·ing, con·fines

v.tr.

1. To keep within bounds; restrict: Please confine your remarks to the issues at hand. See Synonyms at limit.

2. To shut or keep in, especially to imprison.

3. To restrict in movement: The sick child was confined to bed.

v.intr. Archaic

To border.

n. (knfn)

1. confines

a. The limits of a space or area; the borders: within the confines of one county.

b. Restraining elements: wanted to escape the confines of corporate politics.

c. Purview; scope: a theory that is well within the confines of science.

2.

a. Archaic A restriction.

b. Obsolete A prison.

 

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[French confiner, from Old French, from confins, boundaries, ultimately from Latin cnfne, from neuter of cnfnis, adjoining : com-, com- + fnis, border.]

 

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con·fina·ble, con·finea·ble adj.

con·finer n.

 

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[Roland]

So Confine, confined and confines are very diferent.

Check the word the Rules state, the the actual meaning.