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He.e we are now into the last quarter of the year and thedark nights are well and truly here so it is once again time tosit back and reflect what you have done over the summermonths. The jobs that you did and more than likely you willremember the ones that you didn't. I myself had intended todo more operating from home using the new 80M "f' Coaxantenna that I erected earlier but many factors have not al-lowed me to do so. Sorry Colin I had hoped to have a biggerscore and input to the tables but alas!Tonight we will be or will have, depending when you arived,have carried out our official presentation to the British HeartFoundation so once again many thanks to you all for help rais-ing this years sum af t766I know that Iain Lowis of the BHFgreatly appreciates the money.

Congratulations goes out to Cambell who passed his 5 wordsa minute CW test and is still deciding to see whether he willattempt the 12 words a minute test before applytng for his "A"Licence. No matter what Cambell congratulations from us all.

September was very quiet but having said that CqlinGM0CLN, Jim MMOBQI and David GM4WLL did a DX-pedition to the Summer Isles. Some club members attended

our First Aid Training Day and also a few of us will have beento the Leicester Show but whether or not we manage a writeup on all these activities for this edition remains to be seeq ifnot there should be something next month.

To this coming month as always consult the Events Diary buta reminder that we are having our video night on Friday 20'hso I hope you will all make an effort to attend. On the aontest-ing front there is a great demand for operators to take part inthe HF Contest CQWW which runs for 48 hours over theweekend of the 28129h October. If you can spare some timeplease let Cambell know so he can arrange some sort of oper-ating rota.

Lastly, this month I am once again looking for your input as Iam now starting to look at putting next years monthly calen-dar together, so what you would you like to see done. I wouldappreciate a quick response, as I would like to get it com-pleted quickly so that I can submit it to the radio magazines.Thanks for your help.

Enjoy the newsletter and see you all on video night.

Bob GM4UYZ

The Christnras Night Out has been booked for SATURDAY ?5n Novernber and this yeer we are moving to rlewooDs mE H0'TE L, MUSSE LBtIRGrr.tt \r\rlrat,Llr[, Ir\f I gIJt lV|'UrJatllLltluIl\tan.

There are quite a few soing but we could do with more so why not come along and have a good night. The cost is only Sl9per head and that is the meal plus a discovate fi.rnction

A point to remember is that we will have tlre place to ourselves so rt will be a pn-

Thanks rn advance for your prompt replies and mouey

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The station GB?LBN was established at Barns Ness Lighthouse, Dunbar, East Lothian which is situated approximately 30miles to the East of Edinburgh. The station was active from 0830 on the 196 August until 14:00 on the 206 August (timesUTC) with a break of a few hours over night. The bands worked were 80, 40, 20, 15, 1 0 and 2 metres. The very first contactmade and the only one on 2 metres was with W5UN on 2M EME, now that must be a first for Lighthouses weekend. Thecontact was made using a FT1000MP, MUTEK 2M Transverter, a 100Watt 2M Linear inlo a 17 element Tonna pointed at themoon. 80M only produced I contact, 10M produced 7, 15M produced 67 with 20M producing 192 and 40M a 199 contacts.A total of 467 contactrs being made. About half of what we managed during 1999 but this year the extremely bad weather onthe Saturday affecting band conditions plus not so many operators as in previous yesrs were the main factors. Below we2 ta'bles below showing the countries worked and the Lighthouses/Lightships that were contacted.Lastly for information all the QSL Cards for the weekend were posted to the RSGB Bureau on Monday 2I't August so no oneshould complain about not receiving a card from GBZLBN.In summary those who took part enjoyed the whole event and we are now looking forward to next year"s event.

Bob Glaseow G144lryZ

LIGHTHOUSES/LIGHTSHIPS CONTACTED bV GB2LBN

CALLSIGN LIGHTHOUS$ILIGHTSHIP DATE BAND COUNTRY

}Z4SKL :Ielleholm 19/8/00 t4 )enmark

SBOSLH Jouter w-24/8/a0 3ngland

iBzLBL -ightship '?lanet' ,.0/81a0 ingland

iBzNBL rlew Brighton wl8taa 3ngland

iB2SL $purn Lightship r0l8l00 ingland

3B2SML $t Mary's, Whitley Bay l0/8/00 I 3ngland

]5OGG frehic l918/0a l4 lrance

)FOWLG hefswalder Oie 9/8t00 l4 3ermany

)LOCI'X -ightship "Elbe 1" 19/8140 14 3ermany

7BZLGT iuropa Lighthouse l0l8i00 l4 Sbraltar

fFSRX leykjanes l9i8l00 14 Iceland

3T3FLH Ihe Point of Ayre rc/8t00 1 tsle ofMan

YICIWA Sape Vente 9t8/00 t4 "ithuania

]A6N}YL -ightship "Noord Hindef' l0l8100 $ethedands

l14\,4\rWL look ofHolland t0/8/0a Netherlands

\,flOIIDX/P Donaghadee r918/00 7 Vorthern Ireland

JP5PB/1 Jwinouischie 9/8/0A I4 Poland

SBOCLW Jape Wrathh t9/8/00 7 ]cotland

3BzLMG Mull of Galloway 9-2A/8/AA Scotland

382LT Iurnberry t918/00 1 icotland

38zNCL Vorth Can Lightship !0/8/00 7, 14 icotland

3M3TKV/P lovesea Skerries $-24/8/A0 cotland

]D3PGT Iorredembarra 9/8/O0 t4 ipain

iK2AU/L iasoren 9/8/04 t4 iweden

il8L v{arquette MI l0/8/00 2l rsA

iB2LSA it Arme's Head 9-20/8/40 ?5 7 ffales

\4W5GOL lhe Great Orme 9/8/00 7 ilales

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Countries Contacted by GBTLBN

COUNTRY PREFD( BANDS ]OUNTRY PREFIX BANDS

alsiatic Russia lA9, etc ) lt t rapan /K4, JA I

{ustria }E 4 (azakstan JN9 ,.1

Azores U t4 (orea )S I

Belgium }N 1Al4t -ithuania Y t4

)ulgaria.,-Z

I Vlauritius ]88 1I

lanada /A 1,28 Woldova ]R t4

lhina }A l l tl.Ireland 3I, MI

lroatia )A T4 {orway -A 14

Jzech republic ]K t4.21 )oland }Z,SP t4

)enmark )z I4 rtugal ,, ]T 4,28

1lre iI lumania ro 4,21

ingland 3'M t .5,7,14,28 icotland iM, MM l4

3uropean Russia lA3, etc 4,21,28 ilovakia )M 4

linland )H l4 ilovenia i53

:rance 4 ipain 1A 4,21,?8

3ermany )F, DL, etc l4 lweden JK, SM t4

Sibraltar LBz I4 iwitzerland :IB 4,21

Sreece ;V I4 Iurkey tA t4

Flolland )A t4 Jkraine lR4 14,21

F{ungary {A t4,21 Jruguay X l8

lceland t"F t4 "tsA K,N t4,21 t44

.sle of Man iT Wales iw

srael 1X6 t4 fugoslavia lN zl

taly 14,21

A%SOAA EHPQAF tY rfr ssPrswffi sosaHi Folks, nipped onto 2m (packet) last night to check link from here toGBTD)(P (@ GM0GAV's qth) but no link established. Connected viaGMONTLhowever and whilst tuning through IIF was wondering why the bands were soflat. A DL then spotted a SM beacon as auroral so I had a wee play on 2mCW, and caughl the following before going to bed as my CW was starting toget dodgy.

00:05 DK1KO 52a00:08 G0NFA 55a00:ll GTRAU 57a00:17 PA3FOC 52aSA:27 PA3ECU 55a00:31 GW0GEI 52aA034 DL5WG 55aCLOSEDOWN

55a JO53CT 873k55a IO9lNE 546k57a IO9OIR 590k53a JO21FW 658k53a JO3?CF 72sk53a IO73TG 310k57a JO52VK 1033k

".. . suddenly the engineer realised itwas another GM0NTL radio rcnairl"John GMOCCC

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wgNtrs g03swAlthough the busy season is past there are still some big IIF ?:tlp""contests which are due to happen soon. Look o"i r"t Jr"u

""- lst club night in the Thorntree In4 Port Seton' 7pm till late

tries in some of these"" 3'd RSGB l4[r\frrzAfrliated societies contest (5 sta-

OCTOBER tions per team!) 09-l7UTC *itsee Note**

6th club night in the Thorntree Inn' Port seton' 7pm till late 26-29u- RSGB sy/lafi ur43z!\frrzchristmas cumuratives

l5'h RSGB zuz'J\/frrzcw contest from 07-19urc 14-l6urc each day **See Note****See Note**

JANUARY

20*, c&ps ARC video Night in the upstairs meeting lri,_--- RSGB l44MHz cw contest 10-16urc **See

room at Cockenzie & Port Seton Community Centre from rrvr!

7.30pm to 9.30pm. The videos ordered aTe "SECRETwAR_ Still Secret ..Enigma Code Breaking- -

";t 12th Club night in the Thorntree Inn, Port seton, 7pm till late

*SKYWATCHING'. The normal one pound entry fee willapply.

---- r - ----- ----- J -- - .- 28th Lancastrian Rally. Info from G0GVA Tel.0l7"l2621954

zath RSGB l4AMI{z{lKCumulatives20:00-22:30(Local . . _-^ 'l

Time) **See Notes* *" NOTE t(** TFIE CONTESTS ABOVE WHICH RE-FER TO THIS NOTE ARE THOSE WHICH

zz'd RSGB 5oMlrz contest oe-l3urc **see Note** rHosE wrr' Nffirci$*#rl ;ffi PART IN'

28l2gth CQWW SSB Contest from 00UTC Saturday until24UTC Sunday (48hd **See Note**

29& Galashiels & DARS Annual Radio and Computer a good month

Rally. The Volunteer Ha1l, St John's Street, Galashiels.Contact Jim GMTLUN on Te1.01896 850245 or e-mailjimk@gm7lun. freeserve. co.uk

NOVEMBER3'd Chb night in the Thorntree Inn, Port Seton, 7pm till late

4l5e RSGB l44tvfrtz CW Marconi Contest & EuropeanMarconi Memorial Contest 14-I4UTC x*See Note**

5th RSGB 6hr l44MIIz CW Contest 08-14UTC *See Note*

llth RSGB Club Calls Contest (l.sMHz SSB) from}A-2JUTC **See Note**

ITrh Talk by Landles GM4XZZ on "Working with Explo-sives in a Quarry Environment" at Port Seton CommunityCentre. Usual f,l per person entry fee applies.

18/19ft RSGB 2"d 1.8N&Iz CW Contest from 21UTC Sarur-day until OIUTC Sunday. **See Note**

25rh Christmas Night Out at the Woodside Inn, Mussel-burgh from 7pm until 1am. The cost is f,,19 per person foradisco and a meal. Contact Bob GM4UYZ as soon as possi-ble to book your place and pay your money.

25/26& CQWW DX CW Contest from 00UTC Sat until24UTC Sun **See Note**

26fr. Bishop Auckland RAC Rally, Spennymoor LeisureCentre. Opens I lam, entry il, Talk-In onS22. ContactMark, GOGFG on Te1.01388 745353 or Brian, GTOCK onTe1.01388 762678 for info.

NOTE ARE ALREADY DEFIMTES.

Please try to support the video night on 20s October and have

73 de Colin (GM0CLN)

WMfggI am after a TNC and a 4m packet rig, anything consideredI can be contacted on 013 I 661 4686 orMM0B Ql@Compus€rve. comThanks Jim MartinMMOBQI

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Dear Bob,

I would appreciate it if you could let your members knowabout the forthcoming junk sale at the Falkirk Radio Club onthe 19th November.The venue is the Guide Hall, Jackson Avenue, GrangemouthDoors open at 10:30 and close at 3:30. Tables can be bebooked at a cost of S5 which admits 2 people

Entrance is f,I.

Talk in onS22 and OH

Tea Coffee and Sandwiches on sale... you provide the junk,customers and gossip.Hoping for an enjoyable dayYoursBob GM4CAQ Hon Secretary

Tel 0 1 506 844418 for info/bookineweb hnp://clickta/kc|

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BIue Cfucle Quary, neatDunbat

On24 August 2000 the Club visited the Blue Circleone of our members, Landles F eur}latrl GM4XZZ.tdp as the quarry is very impressive.

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Quarry to g0 oo a tour organised byThis tumed out to be an excellent

Started in 1963, the quarry was established to supply a cement works with limestone, italso supplies shale and sandstone.

The quarry has slowly moved across the landscape in the intervening yeaf,s,followiag theseam of limestone which is gradually getting closer to the surface, they fill in the hole leftbehind with the waste from the next section making it impossible to tell where theoriginal hole was.

The limestone Eearn is about 25 meters thick and is quarried scraping off the surface soiland then drilling into the rock and blasting sections away. There are layers of sandstone

searn on the right. The second higher ledge

*1d slegnesium to get &rough before wereach the profrtable limestone. Sections ateblasted loose,lifted into huge dumper trucksand carried up to ari even huger crushingplant where the rocks are ground down to asize that the cement factaty can handle.

In this view you can see most of theworkings, the quarry is working from left toright, the old hole is being filled up with thewaste from the nert secti.on. The flat bit inthe middle is where rock is being extractedapd you can see the edge of the limestone

is a layer of sandstone.

The white area with the two drilling rigs is the next bit to be blasted away, the white isthe dust from dozens on holes drilled ready to be filled with explosives. The little orangehut is 'the loneliest place in the world' where the shot blaster works from.

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Inside the crushet control room,

unfortunately they had a power cut at that

moment so everything had come to a halt,

this meant much running about for the men

on site t ying to get po\r/er restored as this

would delay all their operations' Every&ing

is timed to biast out the rock and deliver it

to the cement plant via the crusher in a

continuous process ie blast some rock, take

a couple of days to truck it up to the crusher

and then repeat!The crusher can handle

1000 tons and hour.

Here you can see the digget and one of

the trucks which carr carry 60-80 tons of

rock at a irne,each of the digger shovels

werghs 22 tonsl

A closer look at one of the dumper trucks

delivering a load to the crusher - just

before rilie got a ride in one!To get anideaof the scaleo I had to reach

up to grasp the bottom of the handrail

while climbitgtp into the cab. Therc is a

set of steps leading up to the 'bonnet'where you walk over to the cab.

Inside it is quite small, really oniy intended

for one persolt but there are two seats.The gontrols are similar te a ca\a gear

selector (its semi-automatic) a steering

wheel and foot pedals for accelerator and

brake. There is a screen in the cab to

monitor the rear as well as a set of huge

rnirrors, lastly there is a scale to indicate

how healry the load is - in tons!The ride down to the blasting face is

surprisingfy bump|, it looked smoofhfrom the outside.

So we have to exteod a huge thank Youto everyone at Blue Ckcle, Dunbar fot aninteresting and informative trip. Thequarq, is on a scale that one can onlygrasp by being there they use somegenuinely huge machines to do a hugejob, shiftingmillions of tons of rock.

Texr andpicturu @ John Innu CMTOL'!

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Lots of auroral activity on VHF which has resulted in poorer conditions on HF over the past month. The updates are stillrelatively few and far between but John MM0CCC has decided to join us again and add some more interest to proceedings.His 144MHz only total this month has he$ed boost the table a bit. Here is the info I have received...

The first update to arrive this month was one &om Bob GN{AUYZ. He has had a quiet couple of months due to the manyevents we have at this time of the year and work commitments. However, he still has a few new ones to add. One of thesewas a contact with GM4WLL/P during our Summer Isles Expedition which gives Bob IO78 as a new l44Mllz square. Allthe new ones are... 7lv[Ilz : Wales(GW); 14MHz : Croatia(9A), Germany@L), France(F), European Russia(UAl);zI}.&lz: Ukraine(tlR); l44lvlllz: Scotland(IO78). In total that gives Bob an extra 6 on FIF and 1 on VHF.

The award for this month's biggest number of additions goes to John MM0CCC who joins the VHF tables for the first timethis year. He has submitted a 744lvfrIz only total so far but say he hopes to add 7}\/fttz scores to next months submission.John has been quite busy on 2m with some aurora and a bit of tropo too to help boost his total. That places him 2"d on 2m inthe tables. His score comes from... l44lvfrlz:N.Ireland(IO64), Scotland(Io68, IO75,IA76,IO78, IO85, 1086, IO87,IO89), England(IO?0, IO80, IO81, IO82, IO83, IO84, IO90, IO9l, IO92, IO93, IO94, IO95, JO00, JO01, JO02, JO03),Wales(Io7l, IAT},Isle Of Man(IO74), France(JN09), Germany(JN3g, JN49, JN57, JN58, JO30, JO31, 1040, JA4l,IO42,JO52, JO53), Switzerland(JN46), Czech Republic(JN79). Belgium(J0l0, JOll, JO20)" Netherlands(J0zl, 1022, JO32,JO33), Denmark(JO44) An impressive, l44MiIz only, score of 62 on VHF for John.

Kent SM0ELViON9CLV e-mailed me to say that he couldn't give an update as he has temporarily misplaced his log! Asusual though, he passes on his regards to all at the club.

Another busy month at GMOCLN. Unfortunately very little of the activity has been valid for the tables. I have been to theSummer Isles with David GM4WLL and Jim MMOBQI where we put approximately 2500 QSOs in the logs between us. Itwas great to work various club members on both IIF and VHF, giving most a new IOTA reference or locator square. How-ever, due to the resulting preparations, my shack was packed up for over a week (probably nearer two) and my tables score istherefore low this time round. My additions for the tables this month are. .. 14WIz : Monaco(3A), Puerto Rico(KP3);l44l\&Iz: England(JO08). A not so impressive total of 2 more on FIF and I on \{HF.

Could you please make sure that I receive your next updates by Wednesday 186 October at the latest.Good DX errd73 until next month.

Colin GM0CLN

VHF/UHF $cores are the lqtal number af DXCC countries and Maidenhead locator squaree worked on each band.

Cockenzie & Port Seton ARC Annual HF Table As Of 20th Seotember 2000

HF $cores are the lotal number ol DXCC countries worked on each bandF,,..-1.,tr = Band Leading Score For Fach Band

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What follows is a brief summary of this years club entry for the RSGB IOTA Contest. This was submitted last month but dueto space constraints it had to be carried over to this issue. As I am sure you all know we went to the Island Of Tiree againand this year used the callsign GM2T. The 75 DXCC countries we worked were....

In total, during the 24 hours of the contest, we managed to work 1554 stations of which 18 were duplicates. The breakdownof vaiid contacts was....

Our final score was 9372 QSO points x 219 multipliers = 2,052,468 points

A good result, but one which could have been better, if we had managed to operate without computer network RF problemson 40m and 80m. A11 we need to do now is wait for the official results to be published sometime nexl year.

73 Colin GMOCLN

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l0m ,3 135 6

l0m 162 t9t4 I I t62

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l0m t5 l l 165 il I4

TOTAL 10 t98 t t t426 t574 82 1536

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iB4 yprus 3U 3uernsey iM Sweden

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CLT'B LIBRARYSome time ago a suggestion was made by Vic GM4GGF that club members willing to lend out any technical publications toother mernbers should provide a list for publication in the newsletter. Bob GM4IJYZ submitted his list some time ago and dueto a lapse on my part it was never published. My apologies to both Bob and Vic for this lapse Ron GM4IKU

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