Inaugural RIBnet Conference - Page 11

Charles · 23 January 2003, 11:24

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Originally posted by Andy R

Will probably stay at the Holiday Inn as I can get that cheaply.

Another one like Manos, obviously do not want to stay with the riff-raff?!!

Thanks Andy, details noted.
Mike, you are correct it is Japie Language.

Brian · 23 January 2003, 12:08

Lets try then....I know about three words in Flemish..that might help a bit.......

"Ek kan die Taal nie verstaan nie, praat and skryf in Engels! "

I can not understand the ..(piece?)..... , speak and write in English!

Charles · 23 January 2003, 12:35

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Originally posted by Brian

I can not understand the ..(piece?)..... , speak and write in English!

Well done, almost. Taal is language not (piece?)

Keith Hart · 23 January 2003, 12:40

Hey, why aren't I on the list.

Please add:

Keith Hart - Quicksilver

Richard B · 23 January 2003, 13:28

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Originally posted by Keith Hart
Hey, why aren't I on the list.

Likewise!

OK, OK, I know I didn't follow up with boat details, but there could be a change in that department soon (shhhh!

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Julian · 23 January 2003, 13:46

Richard

Have you found a boat then. Lets us in on it.. Ar you coming to Deauville this year on the 18, 19, 20th July. Great weekend.

Julian

Charles · 23 January 2003, 16:15

Too late Richard, you slipped up........ what is the make, length, colour and HP??
Keith and Richard, do you really require berths and trailing facilities because my list is not of all the attendees, rather those that are requiring berthing facilities etc. Many other people, I believe are attending sans ribs. I am not really bothered about making a list of those people.

Manos · 23 January 2003, 16:22

Can you publish the list please if poss so we know who's coming and who's not??

Charles · 23 January 2003, 16:31

Look further up in this thread Manos. This list is only reflective of the people who took the trouble to e-mail me with their Rib details, NOT everyone who is attending.

Manos · 23 January 2003, 17:23

Cheers Charles.
Sorry I think I missed it

Richard B · 23 January 2003, 17:27

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Originally posted by Charles
Keith and Richard, do you really require berths and trailing facilities

Charles, my SIB lives on a trailer... So I may need to book trailing facilities - I'll send you an email this evening - promise!

As for a secret to let you in on , Julian, it's still a "Twinkle in my eye" (or more likely cash burning a hole in my pocket!) so not much to tell, except that it'll be quite modest.

Mike C · 24 January 2003, 19:41

Hi all,

Just thought I'd say. I've just booked the Holiday Inn with the posh people.... See you there!

Mike C

Charles · 24 January 2003, 19:56

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Originally posted by Pepper
I'll send you an email this evening - promise!

Yeh, right Richard - your promise is not worth the k/board you tapped it on!!

Richard B · 24 January 2003, 20:24

Err... sent it

Half past eight last night...

Right, sent it again now.

Alan · 24 January 2003, 23:35

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Originally posted by Brian
May I suggest, when we get nearer the date, we all swap mobile phone nos., boat names and descriptions and use channel 82?/ 13? as a calling channel, so we can liase and meet up for the run down to Plymouth?

Doesn't the Longroom (QHM Devonport) use Ch 13? In which case best go for something like 77?

Brian · 25 January 2003, 11:15

Alan
According to my book of words:
Long Room use Ch 08, 12, 14 and 16
Mill Bay Docks (Ferries etc) use 12, 14, and 16 during ops.
Sutton Hbr use 12 and 16 and the other marinas monitor 80.

I think we are safe. Have used 13 and 82 before.
The only "interference" has been fishermen out in trawlers talking to each other, in I think Cornish, because I certainly can't understand a word they are saying!

karlT · 25 January 2003, 11:48

Longroom Ch 14
Flag staff Ch13 (DEVONPORT DOCKYARD) also bridge bridge comms within the sound.

Just use normal ship-ship channel ie 6, 8, 72,77

karl

Phill · 25 January 2003, 20:25

QHM anywhere (global) use 13/73.

Alan · 25 January 2003, 23:38

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Originally posted by Brian
Alan
I think we are safe. Have used 13 and 82 before.

Hmm, i can recall using 13 on a previous cruise in Plymouth and hearing QHM. I think 13 is ok outside the Sound. Suggest as Karl suggests we stick to normal ship-ship channel. Say 77.

Charles · 26 January 2003, 00:15

Its early days, but VHF CH77 it is.