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Pics from My station
Pics from my station as a check in point for a covered bridge car run we had today.
We were operating on 2m SSB, 75m, 2m Simplex, APRS, and 2m repeater as a backup.
Took the door off to make it easier to get out and get car numbers as they passed and to keep them from ripping my door off.
You can almost see the 2m halo up there.
We were operating on 2m SSB, 75m, 2m Simplex, APRS, and 2m repeater as a backup.
Took the door off to make it easier to get out and get car numbers as they passed and to keep them from ripping my door off.
You can almost see the 2m halo up there.
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I wasn't running one but the stations that were (I'm only a tech) were using a low inverted v dipole about 100 ft on a tuner with a jumper able to be disconnected on each end to bring it in tune for 40m.
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what event were you operating in....?
and that's a lot of effort for just having a Tech lic...
but I can relate.... all most. I built a backpacking yogi that fits in a tent pole bag, works pretty good...
It'll be interesting to see what you do when you get your HF ticket...
and that's a lot of effort for just having a Tech lic...
but I can relate.... all most. I built a backpacking yogi that fits in a tent pole bag, works pretty good...
It'll be interesting to see what you do when you get your HF ticket...
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Yes but the Dish made the mast a bit "swingy" as the wife put it. lol
Hopefully have my General in the next month now that things have slowed down at work to study. I tend to go with the "if it's worth doing. it's worth OVER DOING" mantra.....
what event were you operating in....?
and that's a lot of effort for just having a Tech lic...
but I can relate.... all most. I built a backpacking yogi that fits in a tent pole bag, works pretty good...
It'll be interesting to see what you do when you get your HF ticket...
and that's a lot of effort for just having a Tech lic...
but I can relate.... all most. I built a backpacking yogi that fits in a tent pole bag, works pretty good...
It'll be interesting to see what you do when you get your HF ticket...
Hopefully have my General in the next month now that things have slowed down at work to study. I tend to go with the "if it's worth doing. it's worth OVER DOING" mantra.....
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Oh and btw....from what I hear 10m has been open pretty good, and you do have some small phone privileges there. It's very simple to cut down an 11m mobile whip to use on 10.
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I've been on and averaging 10 ish qso's a day. I use an opek HVT-400B as my main HF antenna ATM in the jeep and have a Home made 10m Inverted V for the house.
Just got my 30ft tower up at the house and wanna put a long inverted V up for once I get my general but kinda outta space so it might be an inverted L going across the length of the house and down parallel with my tower for the other leg.
Link to the Opek: hxxp://www.opektech.com/HighPerformance_MobileAntennas.html
Just got my 30ft tower up at the house and wanna put a long inverted V up for once I get my general but kinda outta space so it might be an inverted L going across the length of the house and down parallel with my tower for the other leg.
Link to the Opek: hxxp://www.opektech.com/HighPerformance_MobileAntennas.html
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