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A generator run, it decided to shut down though and there looks to be some overheating.
As part of the 30th Anniversary of the ROC Stand Down we will be getting on our Teletalk comms network. For those who don't have the equipment to join in directly, David Shaw is going to be streaming an audio and video feed with a chat facility on his webpage. He is doing a test stream tonight to make sure everything is working and you can view it here:![]()
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batc.org.uk/live/m5txj![]()
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There is a "login" on the page, do not use this as it is for BATC members. To use the chat feature, beside the picture on screen is a text chat window which anyone can use, you don't need to sign up for an account or join the BATC, simply type:![]()
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/nick "your_name" ![]()
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Where "your name" is the nickname you want to be known by and you can join the chat via your keyboard, which is repeated on the page for everyone to see and respond to. You can see if the stream is active on screen.
Streamer – British Amateur Television Club
batc.org.uk
The 30th of September 2021 will mark the 30th anniversary of the stand down of the Royal Observer Corps. We are planning to be at the bunker all day to commemorate the occasion and we'll get the Teletalk comms network running. We might also stream some exercise recordings and see if we can come up with some other fun activities for you all!![]()
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If you are an ROC post restorer and you aren't yet on our Teletalk network then send us a message and we can get you started.