September 2021 CREG Journal Now Published
Posted: Sat 04 Sep 2021 19:11
A new quarterly CREG journal is now online at http://bcra.org.uk/cregj
The printed version should be mailed by 7th of this month.
If your online subscription has expired, you will find out when you try to log in. If your paper CREG subscription is due to expire, we will send you an email in a few days. Please renew at http://creg.org.uk/renew
The UK-based Cave Radio & Electronics Group (CREG) is a Special Interest Group of the British Cave Research Association (BCRA). It publishes a journal that aims to be an international forum for cave electronics. The contents of each issue are listed at http://bcra.org.uk/cregj Subscriptions are available for the printed edition and for online access.
Further notes
Visitors to the online site will notice that each article now has a "voting button" against it - the CREG team wants to try to get a feel for which topics readers like (or dislike), and which you want to see more (or less) of. Most articles for the last ten years or more are included in the voting scheme. Currently, there are too few votes to be able to deduce anything. Also, there is s peculiar intermittent bug in the code so, if it doesnt seem to be working properly, please report to us!
Paper subscribers in the EU should note that there might be a difficulty in delivering the current issue to you. If you missed the last posting to the creg-announce list, please read the notice at http://bcra.org.uk/cregf
The printed version should be mailed by 7th of this month.
If your online subscription has expired, you will find out when you try to log in. If your paper CREG subscription is due to expire, we will send you an email in a few days. Please renew at http://creg.org.uk/renew
The UK-based Cave Radio & Electronics Group (CREG) is a Special Interest Group of the British Cave Research Association (BCRA). It publishes a journal that aims to be an international forum for cave electronics. The contents of each issue are listed at http://bcra.org.uk/cregj Subscriptions are available for the printed edition and for online access.
Further notes
Visitors to the online site will notice that each article now has a "voting button" against it - the CREG team wants to try to get a feel for which topics readers like (or dislike), and which you want to see more (or less) of. Most articles for the last ten years or more are included in the voting scheme. Currently, there are too few votes to be able to deduce anything. Also, there is s peculiar intermittent bug in the code so, if it doesnt seem to be working properly, please report to us!
Paper subscribers in the EU should note that there might be a difficulty in delivering the current issue to you. If you missed the last posting to the creg-announce list, please read the notice at http://bcra.org.uk/cregf