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Phoenix Rising III - The Nagorna-Karabakh Conflict - Spring 2009
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ASI Casper wrote: »Hmmm... love the way I didn't receive that email. Can someone forward it to me please?
casper (at) airsoftireland (dot) com
Thankage
*EDIT* Actually, I think Oz has posted this on the wrong thread? Did you mean to put this on the PR3 thread?
He sure did, we should delete our posts to keep this thread clean tbh0 -
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ASI Casper wrote: »Actually, I think Oz has posted this on the wrong thread? Did you mean to put this on the PR3 thread?
Yes I did. I slept it out and was in a hurry out the door. Also, its a well-known fact that I don't function well in the mornings. Not until after elevenses anyway, and certainly not without a proper breakfast. You're lucky I didn't post it to one of the Berget threads.
If anyone else needs a copy, PM me with your email.0 -
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I knew I saw it somewhere...
The postcode for SENTA, for those with GPS, is LD3 8RG. You can also put that postcode into WeatherUnderground for a 5-day forecast.
See Intel link for more timings and directions.
Remember, when Casper said it's "baltic" at night, he wasn't joking. Celieni Village is 370 metres up in the Brecons. Mountains are pretty, but they bite. Dress accordingly.
Atleast ill have a jacket this time and wont be shivering in the back of steves car
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Ghostwarrior wrote: »Layered Thermals FTW!!!
Indeed. I splashed out on proper underarmour for last time, and it's literally worth its weight in gold.
Get underarmour, and a proper pair of boot socks (you'll think you're paying out your bollox paying 20 quid for a pair of socks, but it's well worth it).0 -
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Accuweather Mountain Forecast is what you want. I've found it to be unerringly accurate. It only gives a forecast out to 3days though. Brecon Beacons / Black mountains is the area you want. Bear in mind that this forecast is assuming the highest point of those mountains, so it will be a bit warmer than stated.You can also put that postcode into WeatherUnderground for a 5-day forecast.
Remember, when Casper said it's "baltic" at night, he wasn't joking. Celieni Village is 370 metres up in the Brecons. Mountains are pretty, but they bite. Dress accordingly.gerrowadat wrote: »The likes of lifestyle sports have the full underarmour range (I got mine in blanch).
I wouldn't say they have the full range. Underarmour do a 'tactical' range which the sports shops never have. Olive, tan & black colours which dont' have the white underarmour logo emblazoned on it.any sports shop should do them
Mind you, the sports line will still have black which will be fine for most people.
For those that have no clue about wicking layers of this sort, Underarmour do 'Coldgear' & 'Heatgear'. As you'd expected, coldgear stuff is for keeping you warm when it's cold, heatgear is for keeping you cool when it's hot. Don't get the two confused!
uktactical.com do both types in the tactical colours. They should be able to get them out to ROI before you all head off.
You do realise they don't allow flamethrowers on site, right?ive a secret devise for the cold which should keep me out of trouble 0 -
ASI Casper wrote: »You do realise they don't allow flamethrowers on site, right?
wasn quite what i had in mind but i do now lol0 -
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PRIII
This time next week we will be in the thick of the action!
Here are some last minute reminders and pointers that will be helpful for you to know.
In particular, links to a letter for customs which can be used when entering the UK and details on how to provide your vehicle registration details which are needed if you are to bring your vehicle into the training area.
Directions
The entrance to the Sennybridge training area is approximately 4 miles west of the town of Sennybridge and is located on the A40.
I have put together the graphic below to illustrate to you the turning point off the A40 and in the training area.
We will also have a road sign similar to the one below which will be located on the A40, 50 metres either side of the turning point.
<standard orange DIVERSION roadsign>
Once on the training area then simply follow the road all the way until you see the FIBUA village on your right. It will probably take you around 10 minutes to travel through the training area.
Below is the view off the village you will see when you look right approximately 1 mile before the village.
A guide for the un-initiated
Here is an excellent guide to MilSim at Sennybridge created by Slaker from Manc-as.
http://www.ta-events.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=377
Customs
For players entering the UK to attend the event can use the link below to create a letter for customs.
Simply enter your booking reference and select the players you want to have on the letter and a letter will be created for you to print.
http://www.ta-events.co.uk/events/phoenixrising/pr3/customs
[Ozcam adds: a copy of your invitation email from TA-events and an IAA card if you have one will satisfy the Heddlu/Police under the VCRA.]
Vehicle Registration Number
As per all events at Sennybridge, we need YOUR vehicle registration plate details. So if you are bring a vehicle to the game then PLEASE use the url below to enter your VRN (vehicle registration number). If you are not driving but you know the details of the vehicle you are travelling in then use the URL below to tell us or get the vehicle driver/owner to tell us.
http://www.ta-events.co.uk/events/phoenixrising/pr3/carreg
Just to re-emphasise, this is for all vehicles that are travelling to the site and parking in the game car park for the weekend. This is a security requirement.
All VRN's must br provided by midnight of Tuesday 31st March.
Pyro Prices
Please find below the pyro prices for the event.
Unfortunately, ability to pre-ordering pyro will not be available. But pyro will be available for sale on the Saturday morning before the game starts.
Pyro prices are:
Thermobaric Grenade: ? 3.00
Multi-Bang Grenade: ? 3.50
Fuse Ball Grenade: ? 3.50
Pull Fuse GM Grenade: ? 3.50
90 second Smoke: ? 3.00
Heavy 30 second smoke: ? 4.00
Burger Van
The burger van that was on site during PR2 will be returning for PR3 and will be located within the site car park like before.
Anyone who has not experienced the food from this caterer will be very pleased with the quality of the food and the price is very good as well.
Rule Changes
Medics
Only medics will be able to heal wounded players, both for their first hit as well as their second hit. This is to place more importance on the medic role and to eliminate the perception of cheating which sometimes arises from the medic rule.
Prisoners of war
Only commanders can be captured. By commanders we mean, section commanders, platoon commanders and company commanders.
Forward Operations Bases
Players will be able to place ammo supplies within the FOB and use it as a location to reload. However you are advised to keep most of your supplies back at the regen BECAUSE the FOB can be overrun and once it is then you will not be able to get to your supplies until you re-capture the FOB.
Drinking Water
There is NO drinking water at the FIBUA village so you MUST bring your own. The burger van will bring some water supplies but that is for emergency purposes. BRING WATER!!!
I look forward to seeing you all next week.
Regards,
Ian Wermerling
Event Organiser
[OzCam adds: The postcode for the nearest supermarket, Morrison's, 1 Free St, Brecon is LD3 7SE]0 -
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