Signing on from 10:30am - 11.45am with the trial starting at 12:00pm

Marshalls wanted

CoCs/Setting Out
TYRO - Phil Wilkinson and Pete Tresadern
RTV - Martin Hinch
CCV- James Hartley

To volunteer your services or prebook please contact Rob

Phone/SMS - 07922 153836

Any problems contacting Rob get in touch with Kev (sec) or Sue (social)

Email - rob@visualr.co.uk

or on this thread:

Truly Scrumptious catering will be on site for hot drinks and snacks


TYRO
Richard Coulson
Elle Tresadern
Dave Wood
Mitchel
Stanley Golding
Stuart Willis
Alex Howard
Steve Bailey
Dave Record
Keith Wilkins
James Wilkins


RTV
Mikey W
Sue Coulson
Tim Wyman
Mark Pycraft
Mark Neale
Heather Pycraft
Rob Hunt
Kevin Hutchings
Richard Mahoney



CCV
Brenda hartley
Trevor Hannington
Keith Steward
Barry Kay
Richard Wright
Lee Harknett
Jonathon Brown
Paul Steward

I'm sure I said I would be clerk for the CCV.

Brenda, and Trevor will be driving the 80

Book me in for the CCV please. Is it really only 1 pair of lights?

Keith, I'm not sure about CCV. I guess an old hand CCV driver will be along to advise shortly.

TYRO and RTV can only have one extra pair, additional to head lights.

The rule is one "additional pair", so if you are a CCV you can use 4 lights, as the first 2 count as your normal headlights.

Can you stick Barry Kay down for the CCV (in my 80)

The ruling for lighting we have used is that all lights must be forward facing (that includes pointing off to the side, so long as it is generally ahead of the vehicle), and all must be mounted below the top of the bulkhead.

Road legal vehicles have their head lights and one extra set, CCVs have up to 4 single lights.

There is no limitation on their size... (other than perhaps the power of you alternator).

Fire Extinguisher Servicing

We have arranged for Steve from Eastern Fire Extinguishers to be at the Day into Night Trial at Mid Essex. He will be servicing fire extinguishers for a very moderate cash price of £2.50.

The plan is that he will be there during the tea time break.

It is a good idea to get your extinguishers serviced regularly – you never know when you will need it! The AFFF ones that most of us have are the foam type and in order to work correctly the nozzle must spin freely, sometimes they get bunged up with grot from just sitting in the cab.

He is also happy to service your extinguishers from home – so round them up and bring them along. I think it’s worth £2.50 to know it will work when you want it!

Sue

Can you stick me down for the RTV please,

Cheers

Mike

Could you book Elle in for Tyro in 'Old dog', please.
Watch out Richard there's a Tressy on your tail.

Thanx Jan...

Could you book me in for tyro in phil wilkinson's series.

Cheers Dave Wood

I think i might be booked in but if not, stick my name down for the tyro.
Cheers.

Sue - Fire Extinguisher Servicing - what time is 'tea time' roughly and how long into the night do you expect to trial?

Thanks,

Joe

In the past we have stopped for tea as it gets dark - I guess by 4pm, the trials usually finish by 7.30pm or 8.

Hi Joe

Steve the fire extinguisher man is planning to get there at about 3.30.

Hope to see you there

Sue