GB3PA Returns (18 August 2010)
Scotland's "eco" repeater GB3PA has returned to service following the replacement of the wind generator and associated cabling.
Sited on the South Bank of the River Clyde on an escarpment above the village of Langbank, its primary service area is the lower reaches of the River Clyde, Loch Lomond and the Gare Loch. It also serves parts of western Glasgow. Southwards it overlaps with the northern coverage of GB3AY. It has an output of 5 Watts into a colinear.
It is fitted with a wind generator and two solar panels. Info from CSFMG

Stirling Repeater (4 August 2010)
Wullie, GM0MZB reports that the antenna system at GB3FE near Stirling has been replaced and the repeater should be working to full potential now.
GB3FE Coverage report direct to Wullie would be appreciated.

update (15 July 2010)
Ofcom appreciates the situation regarding the high number of outstanding applications and can confirm that currently there are discussions in place to seek a resolution to the prolonged administration delays.
These discussions involve both the Primary Users of the bands concerned and the RSGB.
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