GB3GG is located at Thesiger House, a high rise block of flats in Grimsby.
It comprises of:

Alford Slot antenna (1280Mhz)
Alford Slot antenna (2388Mhz)
Slotted Waveguide (10.315Ghz)
3x Standard MT620 Satellite Receivers
1x Astrotel AS-7 S-band LNB
Mini-kits Preamplifier (1280Mhz)
Comtech Transmitter + Spectrian PA (2420Mhz)
PC based logic + PC webstream



What's new?

We have written a simple DTMF menu driven program to provide a simple addition to your ATV repeater. The software will provide a linking facility to any Ustream.TV web stream. For more information click HERE


BATC Web stream Service

We are pleased to be participating in the new web streaming service being developed by the BATC. The 'Watch GB3GG Live' link will now point to the BATC server.

If you would like more information,  please Email Chris G1FEF at:

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The British Amateur Television Club has launched a new forum for all things to do with ATV. It is envisioned to be an ideal central meeting place for enthusiasts to meet up and swap ideas and information, so why no click on the above to register?


We have recently received the NOV to allow for the use of 2 additional inputs for GB3GG:
This will cater for 3 simultaneous users on 1280Mhz, 2388Mhz and 10.315Ghz.

New logic currently under construction to facilitate the above with additional features such as DTMF menus, multiple camera selection, signal meters and repeater linking via IP 

More information on the new logic system and DTMF menu operating instructions can be found HERE


Information on the use and conversion of Scientific Atlanta cable TV boxes for 70cm RX has been added to the FAQ page.
If you have modified any other types of CATV boxes or if you have any other modification information for the Scientific Atlanta boxes, please Email me:



70cms ATV - USE IT OR LOSE IT!

 

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ukrepeater.net  Web resource for UK amateur radio and TV repeaters.


    

 British Amateur Television Club

The BATC was founded in 1949 with the aim then, as now, to encourage and co-ordinate the activities of amateurs involved in all aspects of television as a hobby.


CQ-TV

Produced by the BATC, CQ-TV is your magazine. It publishes articles on amateur television and related topics four times a year.
Download past issues in PDF format here.


Tired of unnecessary logos and annoying texts on your television channels? 
Join the 'onscreen logos must die' campaign

What Video and Widescreen TV On-Screen Logo Campaign - sign the petition here




 

 

 


 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And finally...just for fun... try the lucky GB3GG lotto number generator!

Result

Any donations from winnings shall be gratefully received!

Good luck and best 73s, the GB3GG Repeater Group