[AK-VHF] NET: 2 Nov. - 144.200 USB

[Brandon Clark]

Hi Ed,

I still need to get a decent Yagi put up at my place, and then I'll be 
able to reach you guys on the net. I'm house-hunting these days though, 
so that may have to wait. I'll try to join in from a mobile location now 
and then though. I used to do that when I first moved up here. The 
trailhead for Mt. Baldy is an awesome VHF site. Reaching the Kenai only 
requires about 5 watts and a handheld antenna, although more gain or 
power never hurts.

Just a reminder to the group, next Saturday is the first of the 
workshops that we are nosting. This one takes place Saturday the 8th at 
the AARC clubhouse. I'll be doing a hands-on run through of how to use 
APRS. If you've ever been curious about what all the fuss is about then 
this is the time to come and learn.

73,

Brandon


On 11/1/19 10:49 PM, Edward R Cole wrote:
> Net will begin at 9:30am on 144.200 USB
> I will be running 125w to a 10-dB vertical and receiving with the eme 
> array (still stuck pointed south).
> Also will monitor 223.50 FM (30w) + two 11-element yagis
>
> See you on the net!
>
> 73, Ed - KL7UW
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