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[sailorman]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

Hi
there is a site that gives info but i cant remember the address.
the GB14 is the british telecom invoicing address
others may well be able to help

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[Solitaire]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

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[philip_stevens]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

What about "Palatine", owner Wason. Listed as FV CHR - ?Fishing Vessel?

Last update 02/12/2003 - which could also be 12/02/2003

info taken from <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.itu.int/cgi-bin/htsh/mars/ship_detail.sh?lng=en&1375974&PALATINE>http://www.itu.int/cgi-bin/htsh/mars/ship_detail.sh?lng=en&1375974&PALATINE</A>

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Philip

 

[Born_Free]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

If you know the boats original name and the year of manufacture, then if she was part 1 registered there should be an entry in Lloyds list, probably in the year following commissioning.
Good hunting!

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[BrendanS]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

You can find almost anyone by electoral roles, though Mr G Davies of London of indeterminate date is likely to be taxing

As to call sign etc, a PM to Mike Martin might throw up a few clues.

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[Mike_Martin]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

Unfortunately, no the radio callsign won't help you to find any history and that's not just because of the Data Protection Act. The database is a SAR resource and doesn't hold historical records as they are of no use in SAR operations again MARS wont help as it only holds what we send to it.

Mike



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[kliever]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

If your boat was built in 1973 by the Tyler Boat Co. to a design by E.G.van de Stadt then her reg no. is361708 her previous name was Blue Arran.

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[BrendanS]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

Doctors, go here <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.gmc-uk.org>http://www.gmc-uk.org</A> top right click on check a doctors registration. enter Davies in surname and search. Plenty of Davies with initial G, some in london. With that info, you may be able to trace using www.192.com from directory enquires and electoral roles



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[Alpha22]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

Thats assuming he was a medical doctor, and not an academic doctor.

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[BrendanS]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

Well given Brians statement it seems a fairly reasonable assumption. Not many academic doctors give their profession as 'doctor'.

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[kliever]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

See my earlier post, I suppose its possible that Tyler could have moulded for Nicholson. My list of call signs misses your particular one but brackets on either side, if you have a sail number ie 2282Y or a number like Y175369 moulded into the hull I could check back through my records.
regards
John R

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[Oldhand]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

MBQF7 is allocated to a vessel called "Palatine" on MARS entry last updated on 2 December 2003. Unfortunately MARS doesn't give any previous allocations of call signs. (See http://www.itu.int/cgi-bin/htsh/mars/ship_search.sh#start)

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[philip_stevens]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

That's what I said at 11pm last night!!

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Philip

 

[petery]

Re: Trace a radio call sign?

Brian

Suppose you've looked on the deck beams for an engraved number and tonnage.

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