Southern armour group
- Matt Fidler
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Southern armour group
Hi,
I really want to be involved with some events such as taking the Tiger to places like Bovington and Nothe forte.
Is there anyone that can help me to join the SAG as I’ve not had much luck so far despite trying and waiting patiently for a good month or more.
Thanks,
Matt
I really want to be involved with some events such as taking the Tiger to places like Bovington and Nothe forte.
Is there anyone that can help me to join the SAG as I’ve not had much luck so far despite trying and waiting patiently for a good month or more.
Thanks,
Matt
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Re: Southern armour group
Hello Matt,
Send a PM to Dennis Jones who does visit this forum and in the meantime I will send him a private email. I don't understand how you have spent a month trying to join. We also have a Facebook group which is run by Brian Bush and David Nadin. This is a busy month since we are attending the model show at Bovington this coming weekend and Tiger Day next. With the Armortek Owners having difficulty drumming up support SAG is the way to go. It is understandable uptake is waning with the rising costs of fuel and these being 1 day events, long days and the schools going back.
Hope to see you there,
Will.
Send a PM to Dennis Jones who does visit this forum and in the meantime I will send him a private email. I don't understand how you have spent a month trying to join. We also have a Facebook group which is run by Brian Bush and David Nadin. This is a busy month since we are attending the model show at Bovington this coming weekend and Tiger Day next. With the Armortek Owners having difficulty drumming up support SAG is the way to go. It is understandable uptake is waning with the rising costs of fuel and these being 1 day events, long days and the schools going back.
Hope to see you there,
Will.
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Re: Southern armour group
Would also like to join the SAG if the electronics ever turn up for my Churchill.
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Re: Southern armour group
Yes Steve,
This is why you need more than one tank. I too am waiting for the Churchill electronics but in the meantime I am building a Panther G and have the King Tiger 008 to run. Joys of being Retired and Single.
Will.
This is why you need more than one tank. I too am waiting for the Churchill electronics but in the meantime I am building a Panther G and have the King Tiger 008 to run. Joys of being Retired and Single.
Will.
- Matt Fidler
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Re: Southern armour group
I have sent emails on here and fb Will but hopefully may be lucky now.Will Roberts wrote: ↑Mon Sep 05, 2022 10:21 pmHello Matt,
Send a PM to Dennis Jones who does visit this forum and in the meantime I will send him a private email. I don't understand how you have spent a month trying to join. We also have a Facebook group which is run by Brian Bush and David Nadin. This is a busy month since we are attending the model show at Bovington this coming weekend and Tiger Day next. With the Armortek Owners having difficulty drumming up support SAG is the way to go. It is understandable uptake is waning with the rising costs of fuel and these being 1 day events, long days and the schools going back.
Hope to see you there,
Will.
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Re: Southern armour group
Also with the FB group anything I post always comes up as pending. It’s frustrating as I have a lot to offer but just can’t get any response.Will Roberts wrote: ↑Mon Sep 05, 2022 10:21 pmHello Matt,
Send a PM to Dennis Jones who does visit this forum and in the meantime I will send him a private email. I don't understand how you have spent a month trying to join. We also have a Facebook group which is run by Brian Bush and David Nadin. This is a busy month since we are attending the model show at Bovington this coming weekend and Tiger Day next. With the Armortek Owners having difficulty drumming up support SAG is the way to go. It is understandable uptake is waning with the rising costs of fuel and these being 1 day events, long days and the schools going back.
Hope to see you there,
Will.
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Re: Southern armour group
Matt -
Perhaps you can tell us what it is that you offer ? The Armortek fraternity, SAG, in fact every club that has ever existed, survives on the principle that ‘95% of the work is done by 5% of the people’. Another willing volunteer with useful skills is always welcome !
Chris
Perhaps you can tell us what it is that you offer ? The Armortek fraternity, SAG, in fact every club that has ever existed, survives on the principle that ‘95% of the work is done by 5% of the people’. Another willing volunteer with useful skills is always welcome !
Chris
Mark IV (Liesel, Abteilung 14, France 1918)
M3 Lee (25 Dragoons, Burma 1944)
Universal Carrier (2/Wiltshires, Italy 1944)
Panther (Deserter, 145 RAC, Italy 1944)
Centurion Mk 3 (8KRIH, Korea 1950/51)
Morris Quad, 25-pdr & limber (45RA, Korea 1951)
M3 Lee (25 Dragoons, Burma 1944)
Universal Carrier (2/Wiltshires, Italy 1944)
Panther (Deserter, 145 RAC, Italy 1944)
Centurion Mk 3 (8KRIH, Korea 1950/51)
Morris Quad, 25-pdr & limber (45RA, Korea 1951)
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- Matt Fidler
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Re: Southern armour group
Hi Chris,Chris Hall wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 7:57 amMatt -
Perhaps you can tell us what it is that you offer ? The Armortek fraternity, SAG, in fact every club that has ever existed, survives on the principle that ‘95% of the work is done by 5% of the people’. Another willing volunteer with useful skills is always welcome !
Chris
Well if you ever wanted to create a website for the group I can certainly help.
Although based in Suffolk I will always endeavour to try to attend most events, work allowing. I guess what I’m saying is that I like to get stuck in. I’m very new to tanks though not radio control.
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Re: Southern armour group
Well, l received a spectrum dx6e today ready for when the electrics turn up. Got to page 2 of the instruction manual for programming and head totally fried. l dont have a problem with the build or wiring but programming this thing is a whole new ball game. Think l may be asking for a lot of advice on here so please bear with me if l ask a lot of silly questions but what is staightforward to experienced members on here is all new to me. You're right Will l should have more than 1 but l couldn't afford the divorce that went with it!Will Roberts wrote: ↑Mon Sep 05, 2022 10:32 pmYes Steve,
This is why you need more than one tank. I too am waiting for the Churchill electronics but in the meantime I am building a Panther G and have the King Tiger 008 to run. Joys of being Retired and Single.
Will.
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Re: Southern armour group
Hi Steve,
Phew, dodged a bullet with that one. Unfortunately <sic> I am a Futaba user. There is a lot of information and tips in the Knowledge base for programming a Spectrum. Basically - You just need to edit the manual to read turret rotation instead of aileron and gun elevation instead of elevator. Or simply bin the manual altogether and just experiment. This is why it is called a hobby and not a vocation. Enjoy yourself !
Regards,
Will.
Phew, dodged a bullet with that one. Unfortunately <sic> I am a Futaba user. There is a lot of information and tips in the Knowledge base for programming a Spectrum. Basically - You just need to edit the manual to read turret rotation instead of aileron and gun elevation instead of elevator. Or simply bin the manual altogether and just experiment. This is why it is called a hobby and not a vocation. Enjoy yourself !
Regards,
Will.
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Re: Southern armour group
Cheers Will, thanks for that at least l have a starting point now ( it's going to be fun)Will Roberts wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 10:23 pmHi Steve,
Phew, dodged a bullet with that one. Unfortunately <sic> I am a Futaba user. There is a lot of information and tips in the Knowledge base for programming a Spectrum. Basically - You just need to edit the manual to read turret rotation instead of aileron and gun elevation instead of elevator. Or simply bin the manual altogether and just experiment. This is why it is called a hobby and not a vocation. Enjoy yourself !
Regards,
Will.