Will We follow the Irish on ETS??

IHU ETS RULES:
This rule was passed today the pad can be placed anywhere on the loft ,, ie on the landing board under the landing board , under an ets trap in an ets trap etc , as far as the I,N,F.C is concerned they have always upheld the rules of the different members organisations that race with them so cant see a problem there...Henry Byrne Vice pres I.H.U. Southern Region

EssexSteve wrote:

IHU ETS RULES:
This rule was passed today the pad can be placed anywhere on the loft ,, ie on the landing board under the landing board , under an ets trap in an ets trap etc , as far as the I,N,F.C is concerned they have always upheld the rules of the different members organisations that race with them so cant see a problem there...Henry Byrne Vice pres I.H.U. Southern Region

Good for them,about time a union had to balls to take the crybabies out the big picture.....its pathetic......."

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

David wrote:

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

if so which it sounds like it...then it gives a massive advantage to ets over any clock users

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David wrote:

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

if so which it sounds like it...then it gives a massive advantage to ets over any clock users [/qu
it always did darren,our ets was way cheaper trhan any clock,,,but do your homework,these jokers who class unicon,tipes ect as the best are having a laugh ets has been a dated system for years now,its laughable looking at some of them, :

I like the look of the benzing if I was gonna get ets then this would be my preference

oldstrain wrote:

I like the look of the benzing if I was gonna get ets then this would be my preference

your not far wrong there mate,..imagine that darren,getting up late 2nd day out of LERWICK looking bleary eyes at the fashing" Pigeon Clocked"..cant get no better than that mate..lol

GRIZZLECOCK wrote:

oldstrain wrote:

I like the look of the benzing if I was gonna get ets then this would be my preference

your not far wrong there mate,..imagine that darren,getting up late 2nd day out of LERWICK looking bleary eyes at the fashing" Pigeon Clocked"..cant get no better than that mate..lol

would be nice I would probably wake up on the garden bench from the night before ...we always wait for our birds until the sky is black even if its from 60 mile come rain or shine but I know where yer coming from I asked the lads on the site their thoughts on ets a short while ago and am hopeful of getting a system this winter

GRIZZLECOCK wrote:

oldstrain wrote:

David wrote:

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

if so which it sounds like it...then it gives a massive advantage to ets over any clock users [/qu
 it always did darren,our ets was way cheaper trhan any clock,,,but do your homework,these jokers who class unicon,tipes ect as the best are having a laugh ets has been a dated system for years now,its laughable looking at some of them, :

which ets do you use mate?

if you don't mind me asking i looking to buy one soon

thanks in advanced

Hi lad's just seen the post on ets clocks if I was to buy one it would be benzing lads . Reason been I seen the lads down the club last year and they had nothing but trouble with unicorn the gps was down for two races last year and they were all back on the rubbers for them races. Were as the lads on benzing had no problems and it seemed a much easier system to use that's JMO lads. And about the ets the new thing now is to have the pad and trap on the roof of loft obviously pad inside loft but up at the roof makes sense really.

oldstrain wrote:

David wrote:

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

if so which it sounds like it...then it gives a massive advantage to ets over any clock users

Of course it does O/S      it's been like that down here for years etc. Modern age modern methods type of thing & one just has to accept that there is no such thing as a level playing field in regards to clock's now. I can still remember having to run with a rubber in my mouth to the local station to time in. So all that is happening now with the E/clocks is good for the sport, in my view. Thou     not fair I suspect/know for some, that stick with the old manual clocks.  

Knackered wrote:

oldstrain wrote:

David wrote:

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

if so which it sounds like it...then it gives a massive advantage to ets over any clock users

Of course it does O/S      it's been like that down here for years etc. Modern age modern methods type of thing & one just has to accept that there is no such thing as a level playing field in regards to clock's now. I can still remember having to run with a rubber in my mouth to the local station to time in. So all that is happening now with the E/clocks is good for the sport, in my view. Thou     not fair I suspect/know for some, that stick with the old manual clocks.  

Ets is just 1 big joke...its outdated anyway...f""k me clocking can be run off a programme on a laptop you can just take to the loft then send it in to the club,fed.nat for a result...jesus all you boys are being turned over by the unions....you dont even need to go to the club to get a result it could be sent to you within seconds of race being closed, iwould rip through rpra,nehu and all the other tossers who w""k of every time a ets is sold...keeping members in the dark about outdated ets makes me laugh

GRIZZLECOCK wrote:

Knackered wrote:

oldstrain wrote:

David wrote:

so does this new rule allow a pigeon to be clocked without actually entering the loft .....?

if so which it sounds like it...then it gives a massive advantage to ets over any clock users

Of course it does O/S      it's been like that down here for years etc. Modern age modern methods type of thing & one just has to accept that there is no such thing as a level playing field in regards to clock's now. I can still remember having to run with a rubber in my mouth to the local station to time in. So all that is happening now with the E/clocks is good for the sport, in my view. Thou     not fair I suspect/know for some, that stick with the old manual clocks.  

 Ets is just 1 big joke...its outdated anyway...f""k me clocking can be run off a programme on a laptop you can just take to the loft then send it in to the club,fed.nat  for a result...jesus all you boys are being turned over by the unions....you dont even need to go to the club to get a result it could be sent to you within seconds of race being closed, iwould rip through rpra,nehu and all the other tossers who w""k of every time a ets is sold...keeping members in the dark about outdated ets makes me laugh  

MMMMMmmmmmm    A wee bit of a rant there Grizzle cock    very few flyers I suspect, can be for ever replacing their existing clock no matter what/which it may be type of thing & to expect flyers to be that way is not really being fair to those in the sport I would suggest "That being said' I do think thou all Feds/Combines etc have a duty to keep abreast of any new EC system or similar that may become available in this day & age. If !!!!!!!!! & when any of their members so choose to use it.