It has come to my attention that unlicensed operators are using the output of GB3UB (433.100) These appear to be hot air balloon operations. This is actually much more serious than it first seems. There are special frequencies for Hot Air balloons and all pilots must hold a air radio licence, also amateur radio is not permitted in any airborne vehicle. The consequences of interference to them is extremely serious.
If you hear any operations please contact me immediately. use messenger, email or text. Please try to obtain a company. I will be contacting local companies to inform them of the interference, but may need to contact Ofcom if no joy. Please do not make contact with them as this is in contravention of your licence.
Information on GB3UB the Bath 70cm repeater and MB7UB the APRS Digipeater.
A liitle about the repeater
Both repeaters are located HERE, on the roof of Bath University overlooking the historic city of Bath
GB3UB is the 70cm 433mhz voice repeater and operates on 433.100/434.700mhz, ctcss 118.8hz. It uses a converted Storno base station using G8CUL logic running 10w to two Jaybeam folded dipoles. It provides hand-held coverage around the city of Bath, out towards Chippenham, down towards Midsomer Norton and across towards Westbury. It is internet linked via Echolink (node no. 201135 )
MB7UB is the APRS data digipeater.
You can find out what I do in my day job HERE.
For further information you can email me
GB3UB is the 70cm 433mhz voice repeater and operates on 433.100/434.700mhz, ctcss 118.8hz. It uses a converted Storno base station using G8CUL logic running 10w to two Jaybeam folded dipoles. It provides hand-held coverage around the city of Bath, out towards Chippenham, down towards Midsomer Norton and across towards Westbury. It is internet linked via Echolink (node no. 201135 )
MB7UB is the APRS data digipeater.
You can find out what I do in my day job HERE.
For further information you can email me
06 May 2018
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