The Library

The documents held within the library are available in five different formats:

• Plain Text
• R.T.F.
• HTML
• HTML archive
• PDF

Contents

• REVCOM Letterhead
• Health & Safety Policy
• Publicity Pack
• Charter Conditions
• Constitution
• Code Of Practice
• PMR1 Application Form
• PMR Declaration Form
• PMR License Schedule
• PMR:An Introduction

This is the official REVCOM letterheaded stationery. It was created using MS Word 97 and saved as a document template. It is also available as a RTF document. For those of you who don't have an editor that supports these formats, a PDF version is also available. With this file you can print the letterhead onto the paper and then use your editor as normal but with a larger top and bottom margin.

Health and Safety Policy

This is the official REVCOM Health and Safety policy.

Publicity Pack

This is the official REVCOM publicity pack. This booklet is designed so that it can be handed out to people making enquiried about REVCOM with the aim of increasing either membership, or events.

Charter Conditions

This is an example of the Charter Conditions that are issued with the first charter every team gets when they first form.

Constitution

This is the Constitution of REVCOM. It forms the basis of all rules, conditions, and procedures using within REVCOM. This document along with the Code Of Practice define how REVCOM business must be performed.

Code Of Practice

The Code of Practice defines how the day-to-day running of REVCOM should be performed. The Code Of Practice should always be used in conjunction with the Constitution mentioned above.

PBR1 Application Form

This document is the P.B.R. 1 Application form which is used to submit the details for a new PMR set to the PBR Addministrator. The details on this form are used by the administrator to ensure tha the set is within specification and also to be able to provide information to the Radio Agency should they requiest it.

On receipt of this form the administrator will issue a P.B.R. Authorisation card containing the radio set's call-sign.

Note: The term P.B.R reflects the change of license type to Private Business Radio but is otherwise synonymous with the old P.M.R. The documents below are still current.

This form should be completed by the supplier of a radio set and forwarded by the member to the PMR administrator along with a completed PMR1 form. This form provides a signed declaration by the supplier that the radio set is configured correctly and is in proper working order.

PMR License schedule

This document is the P.M.R. license schedule as supplied by the R.A.

P.M.R. An Introduction

P.M.R. An Introduction describes how and when P.M.R. sets can be used. It covers the rules set by the Radio Agency (RA) who hold our PMR license. It also gives the voice procedure that should always be used when transmitting using the sets.