[K3PZN-List] Fw: [QRP-L] Ice Station Zebra Report, 12 Jan. 16.

[Curt Milton]

Here is a recent report from Paul, the other pedestrian mobile guy I know of.  He tends to walk in the high country, so his 15 watts or so make it out okay (and he has no goats to slow him down any).  

While I enjoy the outdoors, I am okay leaving the rig at home.  Nice to see the snow outside and work the world with my small aluminum farm, and watch the birds perch from them and visit the feeder.  I am sure the juncos are enjoying the snow, and the rest of the flock tolerating it.  Except I am at work today, not chasing the new 7P operation (I 'need' that entity on 1.8, 3.5, 10 and 18 MHz only -- at least the 2 higher bands should not be too hard).  Otherwise plenty of hams to QSO with on the bands.  

73 Curt

     On Friday, February 5, 2016 7:01 PM, Paul Signorelli <w0rw1 at msn.com> wrote:
 

 








First report from Ice Station Zebra, 12 Jan. 2016, It was a very cold night.Temps dropped to -10F in the Rocky Mountains.(3 seconds holding an -10F eyepiece burns your hand about the same as 3 seconds holding a +200F coffee cup.)i was wearing my WW2  F-1 Bunny suit and was using my PRC74B on LiIon battery, 15W to a vertical.Here is my log starting at 0030z on 7030 kHz.
WA5BDU Nick AR,K9LZJ Hank IN,AA5TB Steve TX,Wi5FR Steve VT,WA9PWP Pauk WI,W4OP Dale NC,VE3FAL Fred ON,W7GET Garret MT,KI0G Bob TX,Ki4FW Rich VA,W0LTL Mike AZ,N5NVP Jim LA.
 Thanks guys for all the Q's.i have posted a picture of Comet Catalina that i took later in the morning.at:  http://www.qrz.com/db/w6jm/ > for details.Paul w0rwColorado


                         
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