Well, I’m not a pilot but some searches indicate I probably meant AMSL orMSL (above mean sea level) as that’s what I was referring to. The terrainbelow the the mountain is at about 360’ above

Did you mean AGL or MSL ? -- David Martin - K5DCMMountain Home, Ar.-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-"It's only "work" if you'd rather be doing something else" - Dean KamenSCOTUS has legalized perversion,

Nick, that sounds like a lot of fun............probably beer too? Eh> Unc Phil, Lawrence. 'Nick Kennedy' nick-wa5bdu@... [4sqrp] wrote:

That sounds like a great time... one of those special times. Super !! Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy To: 4sqrp@... From: 4sqrp@... Date: Thu, 2 Jul 2015 08:24:17

Thiswas a different Field Day for me. For the past several decades, I’ve beenpart of the local club’s effort and usually one half of a two-man team runningthe CW station. Thistime, several

AE5ZZ Jim, Little Rock, AR. KA0KRN David, Ottumwa, IA. WF2F Richard, South Bend, IND. AC0WZ Dan, Fulton,MO. Tnx fer checkins, some qrn but acceptable. Using my FT817 Yaesu, Icom 706 quit tx.in for

Hi Danny, After our conversation I was looking for a reason to try simple DSB operation again. FD is always a good time to try things out. It still amazes me how much fun simple DSB transceivers can

Only a few tonight. Thanks to: N2QFD Mal Elmira, NY WA0PWP Paul Stoughton, WI WN0I Andy Jefferson City, MO KV6Z Bill Claremore, OK (NCS) Thanks

For sale: Completely built and tested SS40RX/TX in a Circuit Specialists cabinet. Frequency range as built is 7.016 through 7.039 MHz. It's putting out a measured 6.8 watts into a 50 ohm dummy

Cool Don. I can't wait to try your design sometime. Still throwing around the idea of a DSB kit to pitch to the group...

Our local club did pretty good - for us. When I joined the club about 7-8 years ago they hadn't done anything for field day for years. Typical lack of support (who's going to do it?). I instituted a

I'll be at my daughter's tonight and tmrrw morning and won't be able to call the nets. Pse someone jump in and call them. Thanks. -- 72 WAØITP I love this radio

Thankyou all for being so generous, I have one coming, actually two.. after I asked, I realized I need two. Isn't that the way it always works? Thank you Bill and Pat!! Have a great day, --...

The Game Warden, has done due diligence... and finally buckled to extreme pressure, has agreed to allowing the FOXHUNT to proceed this Thursday, in the 20 acre wood. The commencement celebration will

Dale, Send me your address and I will send you one.� It may or may not have the cable nor the backshell, but I do have the connector. 73, Don W3FPR

Need.. a DB9 male connector. IF it is molded to a cable.. the cable closest to the connector needs to be good. If it has about 6 inches of cable.. that would be great. .. Yes.. I went to the local

Well, here’s my 2¢ on Field Day. This was my very first solo effort at FD, although I admit that I have done a lot of field setup in recent years. No problems with antennas - 53’ long wire that

250 ft was all the wire I had Dale! 72, -Ed, WG5F-

HI Dean, It is 30 - 50 ft high.. the model of it on 160 is discouraging.. but looks ok on 80.. gets much better on 40 and up. Sure hears nice in the static. Have a great day, --...

Having a bad habit of hitting darn send button instead of (cr)... Loop continued... Mine is in the clear on light poles and very quiet.... 73 Dean. K2WW