[MRCA] Saturdays M&S Net

[Rob Flory]

That's a clever mast setup with the parking on it to anchor it.

Thinking about field day, mostly to clear the cobwebs out of my generator.

Huh.  I guess I have enough power to run the TCK/RBB

RF


On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 9:08 AM, Ray Fantini <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu> wrote:

> Couple pictures of this past Saturdays Moose and Squirrel Net operation.
> Operated from back of property using the M151A1 to transport everything
> that includes the Sunair PRC-108, the Wilbert push up mast and an inverted
> V cut for sixty meters. The MEP-015 in the back of the jeep was not used
> but lives in the back of the jeep to get it out of the way, thought it was
> a good idea to store it back there at the time but turns out not an easy
> thing to move around by yourself so now it goes wherever the jeep dose. The
> Wilbert mast has a ground plate that you park a vehicle on top of and
> pushes up to thirty feet or so, easy to set up and take down by yourself
> but not military. Considering buying a set of mast poles and guy cables at
> the next Hamfest (Manassas) and maybe trying to put up pole creation to
> support the antenna but somehow think that may be a lot of work, not
> certain if that can be done by one person also. Maybe we can have a mast
> assembly class this year at Gilbert for the uninitiated? Or can someone
> point me to a FM for putting up temporary pole structures?
>
>
>
> Ray F/KA3EKH
>
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