York Regional

[telboy]

Anyone have a postcode for the york track that we will be at in a couple of weeks?

[Chequered Flag Racing]

Originally Posted by telboy

Anyone have a postcode for the york track that we will be at in a couple of weeks?

in my Sat Nav

but look for Wiggington/Haxby, N Yorks on tinternet
entrance is on Mill Lane from B1363

usually play behind the building in the large circle
small circle is entrance on Mill Lane
B1363 runs north to south on pic

[philly]

YO32 9WT This is the post code for the Huntington School. I believe that's where the racing takes place.

[_sleigh_]

I'm not a local, but I'm 99.9% sure that map isn't for the Huntingdon School. So one of you is mistaken.

[emzy]

The outdoor regional isn't at Huntington - only the indoor racing is.

Outdoors are held in Wigginton aren't they?! Or you follow a sign for Wigginton at some point?

[Northy]

The outdoor racing is at Wiggington as shown on the map.

G

[Cockerill]

The outdoor Regional is at Wiggington, I'm not sure of the address but will try and get it up.

On another note this Saturday (23rd) we are back racing indoors at Huntington school.

[chrispattinson]

From me: Is it still the same venue as last year (interference city) or will it be somewhere else in wiggington?

From the missus: Will there be toilet facilities at the venue, which we will have a key to access?

[Chequered Flag Racing]

Originally Posted by Northy

The outdoor racing is at Wiggington as shown on the map.

G

you mean the map I've posted or the 1 on York Club website?

[Northy]

The one you posted Glenn

G

[emzy]

Chris - if its the same as usual, there's a set of portacabins that are open for the entire weekend with toilets and sinks in. Separate male and female too... thankfully.

[super__dan]

It is the same place as previous years. After last years interference fiasco for me, I hope my luck has changed this year!

I advise everyone to fully charge their tranny or bring new duracells!

[Lee]

What was the problem with interference, is the track huge and they go out of range or is there a metal fence? or power cables under the field?

[Richard Lowe]

Half the national grid is under the field

[mark christopher]

Originally Posted by super__dan

It is the same place as previous years. After last years interference fiasco for me, I hope my luck has changed this year!

I advise everyone to fully charge their tranny or bring new duracells!

just fitted a lipo pack in my ko helios, holds 12 volts for over an hour
and guess wat no rules saying i carnt use it lol (DCM!!)

[Chequered Flag Racing]

Originally Posted by Northy

The one you posted Glenn

G

After last years interference fiasco for me

seem to recall getting some on 2.4ghz also and I had charged the tranny batteries

[Chequered Flag Racing]

YO32 2PY

It's where Wigginton Squash Club is to I'm told

it works I've tried it in google maps

don't know how good it is in other mapping sofware

[_sleigh_]

Originally Posted by mark christopher

just fitted a lipo pack in my ko helios, holds 12 volts for over an hour
and guess wat no rules saying i carnt use it lol (DCM!!)

Not entirely true.. General Rule 10 in the handbook states

10. Radio Equipment

The BRCA recognises the UKRCC as the national authority for the UK on radio equipment. The BRCA will work within the rules and guidelines specified by the UKRCC RC.

Equipment must be used in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines. Any modification to any component that may affect performance and/or power of original equipments is specifically not allowed. This applies especially to the aerial and power source.

Only published frequencies are allowed (see Handbook). The reversal of crystals is not allowed

So if you're changing the power source of the transmitter, you need to check that you don't exceed the operating voltage range, as stated in the manual.

[vader]

looks like we might see some rain....

[Col]

Who cares? Bit of sideways action never hurt...