Site Preparation Work Party, 6/21/2003, 9:00 am
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Site Preparation Work Party
Saturday June 21, 2003
9:00 am
- 1:00 pm
This event does not repeat.
Event Location: Field Day Site--George and Lila Fuller's farm
Notes:
Work party to trim trees, cut grass, etc. to prepare the FD site. Also, conduct a final walkdown to locate tents, RVs, towers, and antennas.
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Remember to use only channel 11 to avoid problems with AO-40 on
2.4.? Too bad we aren't using 802.11a.
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Robin
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Sounds cool.? We'll use 192.169.1.x /24?? Put the APs
high (above 200 and I'll keep the wired stuff low).
?
If
we can get internet access on the network, we can set up Writelog to connect
to the cluster via the net, and have spots on each logging machine filtered
per band.? Since we're planning to call CQ, this isn't any big deal,
until the last 4 or 5 hours, then it could be very useful for grabbing any
missed multipliers!
I will bring 802.11b
APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the
wired nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security for
this event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid
interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie
NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This
should make it easy for and WIFI compatible 802.11b device to
join the
network.
Dave - KD4SHH
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Sounds
cool.? We'll use 192.169.1.x /24?? Put the APs high (above 200
and I'll keep the wired stuff low).
?
If we
can get internet access on the network, we can set up Writelog to connect to the
cluster via the net, and have spots on each logging machine filtered per
band.? Since we're planning to call CQ, this isn't any big deal, until the
last 4 or 5 hours, then it could be very useful for grabbing any missed
multipliers!
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I will bring 802.11b
APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the wired
nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security for this
event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This should make it easy for
and WIFI compatible 802.11b device to
join the network.
Dave -
KD4SHH
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That's gonna be cool! Field day will never be the same. -Tim ________________ --- Mike Lee <mikelee@...> wrote: I'll have satellite internet, via 802.11b as well
so those of you who are WiFi should be able to
"surf" in your
downtime...
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MAC: A0187-120
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Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 7:06 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: [n4n_field_day] Regarding WLAN
I will bring 802.11b APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the wired
nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security
for this event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid
interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie
NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This should make it easy for and WIFI compatible
802.11b device to
join the network.
Dave - KD4SHH
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I'd like to be able to use Mike's Internet
connection to check/verify calls via QRZ, etc.
Cool Mike.
JG
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PM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Regarding
WLAN
I'll
have satellite internet, via 802.11b as well
so
those of you who are WiFi should be able to "surf" in your
downtime...
?
?
Michael L.
Lee
MAC: A0187-120
(415) 477-1010 (SF office)
(770) 330-5415
(cell)
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I will bring 802.11b
APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the
wired nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security for
this event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid
interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie
NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This
should make it easy for and WIFI compatible 802.11b device to
join the
network.
Dave - KD4SHH
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I'll
have satellite internet, via 802.11b as well
so
those of you who are WiFi should be able to "surf" in your
downtime...
?
?
Michael L.
Lee
MAC:
A0187-120
(415) 477-1010 (SF office)
(770) 330-5415 (cell)
(415) 462-1630 (home office in
Atlanta)
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I will bring 802.11b
APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the wired
nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security for this
event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This should make it easy for
and WIFI compatible 802.11b device to
join the network.
Dave -
KD4SHH
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Moss, Dave J \(INPO\)
OK by me.
But that shouldn't mean much as I have no earthly idea what any of this
means except that you are bringing some high-tech stuff, and it won't
interfere with the satellite station.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Rice [mailto:daverice@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 7:06 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: [n4n_field_day] Regarding WLAN
I will bring 802.11b APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the wired nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security for this event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This should make it easy for and WIFI compatible 802.11b device to
join the network.
Dave - KD4SHH
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I will bring 802.11b APs and Gain antennas.
We will set up on the same subnet as the wired nework.
SSID will set to N4N and we will not run security for this event.
Channel will set away from the SAT freq to avoid interference. Any
software that scans channels should not be used (ie NetStumber) as it
could interfer with the SAT station.
This should make it easy for and WIFI compatible 802.11b device to
join the network.
Dave - KD4SHH
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Re: 440 Yagi for FD SAT station...
Sounds like a good one to me.... Used it before?
JG
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Pahl / KF4JVD" <jpahl@...> To: <n4n_field_day@...> Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 11:02 AM Subject: Re: [n4n_field_day] 440 Yagi for FD SAT station... 15 el circular polarized crossed yagis with polarity switch. Think it is a KLM, may be a Cushcraft. Only thing I'm not sure of is if the polarity switch works, but I can check that pretty easily.
The antenna is sitting in my backyard, I can throw it in the truck if
needed.
-Jeff
From: "John Grimsley" <jgrims@...>
Date: 2003/06/19 Thu AM 08:32:08 EDT
To: <n4n_field_day@...>
Subject: [n4n_field_day] 440 Yagi for FD SAT station...
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Re: 440 Yagi for FD SAT station...
15 el circular polarized crossed yagis with polarity switch. Think it is a KLM, may be a Cushcraft. Only thing I'm not sure of is if the polarity switch works, but I can check that pretty easily.
The antenna is sitting in my backyard, I can throw it in the truck if needed.
-Jeff
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From: "John Grimsley" <jgrims@...>
Date: 2003/06/19 Thu AM 08:32:08 EDT
To: <n4n_field_day@...>
Subject: [n4n_field_day] 440 Yagi for FD SAT station...
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440 Yagi for FD SAT station...
Jeff -
Is it circularly polarized...or a long-boom 440 Yagi?
FYI: Here's the kind of SAT antenna array I believe Robin, AA4RC is trying
to duplicate (would like to have) for FD:
ray.JPG
My understanding is Robin's SAT array consists of:
- VHF: M2 circularly polarized 2M long-boom Yagi
- UHF: M2 curcularly polarized 440 long-boom Yagi
- 2.4 GHz: BBQ dish + very low noise 2.4 GHz downconverter (TranSystem,
Inc.)
- rotor: Yaesu G-5500 Az/El with fiberglass boom
- rotor interface: SASI tracker
- tracking program: NOVA for Window/SASI tracker
- low-loss feedline
- Military surplus "crank up" and rotatable mast
- Rig: Kenwood TS-200X
(Robin, did I get it all right?)
BTW: Here is a picture of Robin, AA4RC "working the birds":
%20Position.JPG
73 de JG
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Pahl / KF4JVD" <jpahl@...> To: <n4n_field_day@...>; <n4n_field_day@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 9:55 PM Subject: Re: RE: [n4n_field_day] FD Elmering opportunities I have a 70 cm antenna, think it is a KLM, if need be
-Jeff <all the rest deleted...>
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A brief comment on fire extinguishers...
Regardig the fire extinguishers... "Dry Chemical", AKA "PKP" (Purple K Powder) is for Class A, B fires ("leaves and ash", and "burning liquids").
CO2 is compressed Carbon Dioxide gas and leaves the characteristic "frost" when deployed. A good CO2 extinguisher will work on A, B and Class C ("elecrical") fires.
PKP and CO2 extinguishers put out the fire the same way, by "smothering" or removing the Oxygen. The difference is that PKP is reasonably corrosive -- especially when wet and in contact with electrical/electronic equipment. We could actually make use of both kinds for FD -- the CO2 for any radio gear/power supply-related issues and the PKP for any (higher probability) generator/automobile-related fires. As Hams, I think we could handle the relatively rare electrical fire easily -- turn off the power, etc. But the "burning liquid" gasoline, etc fire can get out of control very F-A-S-T. So, if we only have one, let's go with the PKP...near the generators, etc! 73 de JG Think FD! -------Original Message------- From: Tim Lemmon <tim_lemmon@...> Sent: 06/18/03 10:53 PM To: n4n_field_day@... Subject: Re: [n4n_field_day] Still looking for a few items
Dave.
I will plan on bringing the following on Saturday morning: 1. One banquet table 2. A few chairs 3. "Erection kit" (home made wire antenna putter upperer) 4. Laptop computer with either 100BASET or 802.11b connectivity. I also have some dry chemical fire extinquishers. Not sure if that's the same as CO2? Finally, I have a pickup truck. If it can be helpful to bring stuff to the site on Saturday morning, just let me know. -Tim _____________ --- "Moss, Dave J (INPO)" <mossdj@...> wrote: Hey gang!
With Field Day a week away, we're still in need of a
few things you
might have laying around. The short list of items
needed is:
* 5-foot banquet tables (or similar) to set up
stations on (KE4UW
has 2, WB8VTK has 2, N1KDO has 1, need 4 or 5 more)
* Chairs for operating positions: The
chairs-in-a-bag are
available, but awfully uncomfortable if
operating/logging for hours at a
time. Rigid folding chairs or kitchen-type chairs
are much better
(KE4UW has 2 folding chairs, KN6RO has one chair,
need at least 4 more).
* CO2 fire extinguisher (we have several BC powder
types)
* Coax--lots of coax--lots of long runs of RG-8 type
(9913,
RG-213,RG-8, etc) are best for HF. We'll have 7
beams and about as many
wire antennas/verticals, so we will be needing
something like 1400 feet
of coax. If each person brings 100 feet we'll have
plenty.
* Rope--any size, any length. I'm sure we'll have a
hundred uses
for it.
* Slingshot or bow (and someone who knows how to
shoot straight?)
to put wire antennas high up in the trees.
* We could use another laptop or two as backups.
Roger KN6RO can
get the computer set up with Writelog and is
coordinating getting
everything networked if you have any questions on
compatibility.
So, if you are planning to bring any of the above,
please let me know
and we'll strike it off the list.
Thanks! Think FD!
Dave KE4UW
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Re: Still looking for a few items
My home number is 770-650-6464. -Tim _____________ --- davemoss@... wrote: Hey Tim,
Thanks for the offer. Maybe best if I get your
phone number and call
Friday and let you know what we still need. By
Saturday morning we hope
to have the wire antennas up, but if we don't we
could use the putter
upperer. Same with the laptop, table, and chairs.
I think we're ok
already with the dry chemical fire extinguisher--we
just had a
suggestion to bring one CO2 unit that would
damage/contaminate equipment
less if used.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Lemmon [mailto:tim_lemmon@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 9:54 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: Re: [n4n_field_day] Still looking for a few
items
Dave.
I will plan on bringing the following on Saturday
morning:
1. One banquet table
2. A few chairs
3. "Erection kit" (home made wire antenna putter
upperer)
4. Laptop computer with either 100BASET or 802.11b
connectivity.
I also have some dry chemical fire extinquishers.
Not
sure if that's the same as CO2?
Finally, I have a pickup truck. If it can be
helpful
to bring stuff to the site on Saturday morning, just
let me know.
-Tim
_____________
--- "Moss, Dave J (INPO)" <mossdj@...> wrote:
Hey gang!
With Field Day a week away, we're still in need of a
few things you
might have laying around. The short list of items
needed is:
* 5-foot banquet tables (or similar) to set up
stations on (KE4UW
has 2, WB8VTK has 2, N1KDO has 1, need 4 or 5 more)
* Chairs for operating positions: The
chairs-in-a-bag are
available, but awfully uncomfortable if
operating/logging for hours at a
time. Rigid folding chairs or kitchen-type chairs
are much better
(KE4UW has 2 folding chairs, KN6RO has one chair,
need at least 4 more).
* CO2 fire extinguisher (we have several BC powder
types)
* Coax--lots of coax--lots of long runs of RG-8 type
(9913,
RG-213,RG-8, etc) are best for HF. We'll have 7
beams and about as many
wire antennas/verticals, so we will be needing
something like 1400 feet
of coax. If each person brings 100 feet we'll have
plenty.
* Rope--any size, any length. I'm sure we'll have a
hundred uses
for it.
* Slingshot or bow (and someone who knows how to
shoot straight?)
to put wire antennas high up in the trees.
* We could use another laptop or two as backups.
Roger KN6RO can
get the computer set up with Writelog and is
coordinating getting
everything networked if you have any questions on
compatibility.
So, if you are planning to bring any of the above,
please let me know
and we'll strike it off the list.
Thanks! Think FD!
Dave KE4UW
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Re: Still looking for a few items
Hey Tim,
Thanks for the offer. Maybe best if I get your phone number and call
Friday and let you know what we still need. By Saturday morning we hope
to have the wire antennas up, but if we don't we could use the putter
upperer. Same with the laptop, table, and chairs. I think we're ok
already with the dry chemical fire extinguisher--we just had a
suggestion to bring one CO2 unit that would damage/contaminate equipment
less if used.
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-----Original Message----- From: Tim Lemmon [mailto:tim_lemmon@...] Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 9:54 PM To: n4n_field_day@... Subject: Re: [n4n_field_day] Still looking for a few items Dave. I will plan on bringing the following on Saturday morning: 1. One banquet table 2. A few chairs 3. "Erection kit" (home made wire antenna putter upperer) 4. Laptop computer with either 100BASET or 802.11b connectivity. I also have some dry chemical fire extinquishers. Not sure if that's the same as CO2? Finally, I have a pickup truck. If it can be helpful to bring stuff to the site on Saturday morning, just let me know. -Tim _____________ --- "Moss, Dave J (INPO)" <mossdj@...> wrote: Hey gang!
With Field Day a week away, we're still in need of a
few things you
might have laying around. The short list of items
needed is:
* 5-foot banquet tables (or similar) to set up
stations on (KE4UW
has 2, WB8VTK has 2, N1KDO has 1, need 4 or 5 more)
* Chairs for operating positions: The
chairs-in-a-bag are
available, but awfully uncomfortable if
operating/logging for hours at a
time. Rigid folding chairs or kitchen-type chairs
are much better
(KE4UW has 2 folding chairs, KN6RO has one chair,
need at least 4 more).
* CO2 fire extinguisher (we have several BC powder
types)
* Coax--lots of coax--lots of long runs of RG-8 type
(9913,
RG-213,RG-8, etc) are best for HF. We'll have 7
beams and about as many
wire antennas/verticals, so we will be needing
something like 1400 feet
of coax. If each person brings 100 feet we'll have
plenty.
* Rope--any size, any length. I'm sure we'll have a
hundred uses
for it.
* Slingshot or bow (and someone who knows how to
shoot straight?)
to put wire antennas high up in the trees.
* We could use another laptop or two as backups.
Roger KN6RO can
get the computer set up with Writelog and is
coordinating getting
everything networked if you have any questions on
compatibility.
So, if you are planning to bring any of the above,
please let me know
and we'll strike it off the list.
Thanks! Think FD!
Dave KE4UW
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Re: Still looking for a few items
Dave. I will plan on bringing the following on Saturday morning: 1. One banquet table 2. A few chairs 3. "Erection kit" (home made wire antenna putter upperer) 4. Laptop computer with either 100BASET or 802.11b connectivity. I also have some dry chemical fire extinquishers. Not sure if that's the same as CO2? Finally, I have a pickup truck. If it can be helpful to bring stuff to the site on Saturday morning, just let me know. -Tim _____________ --- "Moss, Dave J (INPO)" <mossdj@...> wrote: Hey gang!
With Field Day a week away, we're still in need of a
few things you
might have laying around. The short list of items
needed is:
* 5-foot banquet tables (or similar) to set up
stations on (KE4UW
has 2, WB8VTK has 2, N1KDO has 1, need 4 or 5 more)
* Chairs for operating positions: The
chairs-in-a-bag are
available, but awfully uncomfortable if
operating/logging for hours at a
time. Rigid folding chairs or kitchen-type chairs
are much better
(KE4UW has 2 folding chairs, KN6RO has one chair,
need at least 4 more).
* CO2 fire extinguisher (we have several BC powder
types)
* Coax--lots of coax--lots of long runs of RG-8 type
(9913,
RG-213,RG-8, etc) are best for HF. We'll have 7
beams and about as many
wire antennas/verticals, so we will be needing
something like 1400 feet
of coax. If each person brings 100 feet we'll have
plenty.
* Rope--any size, any length. I'm sure we'll have a
hundred uses
for it.
* Slingshot or bow (and someone who knows how to
shoot straight?)
to put wire antennas high up in the trees.
* We could use another laptop or two as backups.
Roger KN6RO can
get the computer set up with Writelog and is
coordinating getting
everything networked if you have any questions on
compatibility.
So, if you are planning to bring any of the above,
please let me know
and we'll strike it off the list.
Thanks! Think FD!
Dave KE4UW
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Re: FD Elmering opportunities
I have a 70 cm antenna, think it is a KLM, if need be
-Jeff
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From: "Robin Cutshaw" <aa4rc@...>
Date: 2003/06/18 Wed PM 06:35:12 EDT
To: <n4n_field_day@...>
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] FD Elmering opportunities
Not to worry. Sudden loss of needed equipment is a good Field Day test,
right? :-)
Mike, a phone call might be the fastest way to communicate. I'll give
you a ring...
Robin
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Lee [mailto:mikelee@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 5:28 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] FD Elmering opportunities
not a problem...
Robin - how about using my stuff - unless you're all set to go with
yours..
I'm just missing a 23cm antenna for the upllink
I just received the KLM UHF antenna, but haven't assembled...
John -- can we use your KLM, if needed..??
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From: John Grimsley [mailto:jgrims@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 1:35 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: [n4n_field_day] FD Elmering opportunities
If everyone was counting on me for the FD SAT station stuff and I have
let us down....I'm sorry. I'll just have to supply all the cold soft
drinks (yes and Mt. Dew too...) for the Field Day crew, as repentence!
73 de JG
----- Original Message -----
From: Moss, Dave J <mailto:mossdj@...> (INPO)
To: n4n_field_day@...
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:24 PM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] (unknown)
And I would like to look over everybody's shoulder at some time to see
how this satellite stuff works. My goals for Field Day include learning
how to operate through the satellites(Elmer is Robin), learning how to
pass messages on the ARRL circuit (Elmer is KF4JVD), and learning how
PSK-31 works (Elmer is KN6RO).
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Lee [mailto:mikelee@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:21 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: [n4n_field_day] (unknown)
yes.. possibly...
wouldl like to see Robin operate with his dish and compare it to mine
with the UEK-3000
I installed all of the optional filters, TCXO and DSP units, along with
the 1.2ghz unit last week..
seems to test just fine..
Michael L. Lee
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Grimsley [mailto:jgrims@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 1:06 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: [n4n_field_day] Satellite Station for FD...
Mike, are you interesting in trying to assemble/test (your) satellite
station for FD?
73 de JG
----- Original Message -----
From: Moss, Dave J <mailto:mossdj@...> (INPO)
To: n4n_field_day@...
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 3:52 PM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
The plan is for Robin AA4RC to have a satellite station and he hopes to
make QSOs by the dozen, not just one for the bonus points. Haven't
heard from Robin in a while, but as far as I know, he'll be there with
the satellite setup.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Lee [mailto:mikelee@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 3:39 PM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
are we going to run Satellite..??
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From: Moss, Dave J (INPO) [mailto:mossdj@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 7:43 AM
To: n4n_field_day@...
Subject: [n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
Hey gang!
We've got several things in the mill for Field Day that require some
information on who will be at the site when. We want to put together a
schedule for operators (based on requests from last year), but we also
need to find out: (1) if we will have the critical mass we need for
putting up towers on Friday evening/Saturday morning and taking towers
down on Sunday; (2) How many we will have on-site from about
12:00-2:00pm Saturday for the (weather-permitting) first ever N4N
kick-off barbecue; (3) How many we will have for dinner Saturday and
lunch Sunday.
So, if you could, please let me know as soon as you can when you plan to
be at the site. Bring along a friend, the XYL, or the kids if you'd
like (let us know so we'll have food). Any extra help we can get for
Friday evening or Sunday afternoon would really be great!
To give you an idea of what's going on here's a basic schedule:
9:00am Thursday: Arrive at site and begin setup of RV, tents,
tables/chairs, computer network, generators and AC distribution, and
basically everything but stations and antennas (KE4UW, KN6RO, and KT4XN
so far)
Thursday evening: Relax and enjoy a cool one
Friday morning: Continue setup of camp as needed, test computer
network, etc
Friday 2:00pm: Begin assembly of antennas and towers, hang wire
antennas, setup stations, test rig/computer interfaces, etc.
Friday evening: Raise as many towers as possible (need at least 8
people to do this safely), copy ARRL bulletin, dinner at the catfish
restaurant in Hiram.
Saturday morning: Complete any station setup or tower erection, test
for interference among stations (if not done Friday), troubleshoot any
problems
Saturday noon: Picnic lunch (weather permitting), brief
indoctrination for operators, primer on Writelog.
Saturday 2:00pm: Field Day operation begins!
Saturday evening: Pizza dinner (delivery, if possible)
Sunday 2:00 pm: Field Day operation ceases. Barbecue lunch and
gathering of good ideas for next year.
Sunday 2:30 pm: Dissambly of antennas and towers, packing and cleanup
So, choose your activities, arrange the hall passes, and please let me
know as soon as possible when you plan to be there. If you have
preference for bands/modes you do or don't want to operate, let me know
that and we'll accommodate those as well.
Think Field Day!
Dave KE4UW
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Re: Time for a head count
okay
Tom,
thanks
for the heads-up... I'll pay particular attention this
Saturday..
?
?
?
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Mike,?? My rig is 39 feet, a few of the
corners are difficult to manage but it can be done.? Just not
alone.
?
I 20 to 92 is the easy way for big rigs.?
?
73 de tom
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 8:11
PM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a
head count
I'm 41 feet, standard width
(8'5.5")
I'm going to arrive around mid-morning on
Friday...
will call you on the radio as I
approach...
?
was looking on Microsoft
Streets...
would it be simpler to take I-285 to I-20, exit 36
(GA-92)
then go 8 miles on Hwy-92..??
?
I'm going to try this weekend..
seems like that would be the most direct for the
Motorhomes and most likely to have good vertical
clearance..
?
?
Michael L.
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Mike,? how long is your
Motor Home?? It takes some work to get them in :-)
Make sure you
get a hold of us before your try to drive into the site.? We
will
come out and guide you through the trees and such.
73 de
Tom
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From: "Mike Lee"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003
11:19 AM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a head
count
> I can't be there until sometime Friday morning
(after traffic)..
> will stay until eve of Sunday after
tear-down...
>
>
>
> Michael L. Lee
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> From: Moss,
Dave J (INPO) [mailto:mossdj@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 18,
2003 7:43 AM
> To: n4n_field_day@...
> Subject:
[n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
>
>
> Hey
gang!
>
> We've got several things in the mill for Field Day
that require some
> information on who will be at the site
when.? We want to put together a
> schedule for operators
(based on requests from last year), but we also
need
> to find
out: (1) if we will have the critical mass we need for putting up
>
towers on Friday evening/Saturday morning and taking towers down
on
Sunday;
> (2) How many we will have on-site from about
12:00-2:00pm Saturday for the
> (weather-permitting) first ever N4N
kick-off barbecue; (3) How many we
will
> have for dinner
Saturday and lunch Sunday.
>
> So, if you could, please let me
know as soon as you can when you plan to
be
> at the site.?
Bring along a friend, the XYL, or the kids if you'd like
(let
>
us know so we'll have food).? Any extra help we can get for Friday
evening
> or Sunday afternoon would really be great!
>
>
To give you an idea of what's going on here's a basic
schedule:
>
> 9:00am Thursday:? Arrive at site and begin
setup of RV, tents,
> tables/chairs, computer network, generators
and AC distribution, and
> basically everything but stations and
antennas (KE4UW, KN6RO, and KT4XN so
> far)
>
> Thursday
evening:? Relax and enjoy a cool one
>
> Friday
morning:????? Continue setup of camp as needed,
test computer
> network, etc
>
> Friday
2:00pm:?????? Begin assembly of antennas and
towers, hang wire
> antennas, setup stations, test rig/computer
interfaces, etc.
>
> Friday
evening:?????? Raise as many towers as
possible (need at least 8
> people to do this safely), copy ARRL
bulletin, dinner at the catfish
> restaurant in
Hiram.
>
> Saturday morning:?? Complete any station
setup or tower erection, test for
> interference among stations (if
not done Friday), troubleshoot any
problems
>
> Saturday
noon:?????? Picnic lunch (weather
permitting), brief
indoctrination
> for operators, primer on
Writelog.
>
> Saturday 2:00pm:?? Field Day operation
begins!
>
> Saturday evening:?? Pizza dinner
(delivery, if possible)
>
> Sunday 2:00 pm:???
Field Day operation ceases.? Barbecue lunch and
gathering
>
of good ideas for next year.
>
> Sunday 2:30
pm:??? Dissambly of antennas and towers, packing and
cleanup
>
>
> So, choose your activities, arrange the
hall passes, and please let me
know
> as soon as possible when
you plan to be there.? If you have preference for
> bands/modes
you do or don't want to operate, let me know that and we'll
>
accommodate those as well.
>
> Think Field
Day!
>
> Dave KE4UW
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Time for a head count
Mike,?? My rig is 39 feet, a few of the
corners are difficult to manage but it can be done.? Just not
alone.
?
I 20 to 92 is the easy way for big rigs.?
?
73 de tom
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 8:11
PM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a
head count
I'm
41 feet, standard width (8'5.5")
I'm
going to arrive around mid-morning on Friday...
will
call you on the radio as I approach...
?
was
looking on Microsoft Streets...
would it be simpler to take I-285 to I-20, exit 36
(GA-92)
then
go 8 miles on Hwy-92..??
?
I'm
going to try this weekend..
seems like that would be the most direct for the
Motorhomes and most likely to have good vertical
clearance..
?
?
Michael L.
Lee
MAC: A0187-120
(415) 477-1010 (SF office)
(770) 330-5415
(cell)
(415) 462-1630 (home office in Atlanta)
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Mike,?
how long is your Motor Home?? It takes some work to get them in
:-)
Make sure you get a hold of us before your try to drive into the
site.? We
will come out and guide you through the trees and
such.
73 de Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Lee"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003
11:19 AM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a head
count
> I can't be there until sometime Friday morning (after
traffic)..
> will stay until eve of Sunday after
tear-down...
>
>
>
> Michael L. Lee
> MAC:
A0187-120
> (415) 477-1010 (SF office)
> (770) 330-5415
(cell)
> (415) 462-1630 (home office in Atlanta)
>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Moss,
Dave J (INPO) [mailto:mossdj@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 18,
2003 7:43 AM
> To: n4n_field_day@...
> Subject:
[n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
>
>
> Hey
gang!
>
> We've got several things in the mill for Field Day
that require some
> information on who will be at the site when.?
We want to put together a
> schedule for operators (based on requests
from last year), but we also
need
> to find out: (1) if we will
have the critical mass we need for putting up
> towers on Friday
evening/Saturday morning and taking towers down on
Sunday;
> (2)
How many we will have on-site from about 12:00-2:00pm Saturday for
the
> (weather-permitting) first ever N4N kick-off barbecue; (3) How
many we
will
> have for dinner Saturday and lunch
Sunday.
>
> So, if you could, please let me know as soon as you
can when you plan to
be
> at the site.? Bring along a friend,
the XYL, or the kids if you'd like
(let
> us know so we'll have
food).? Any extra help we can get for Friday evening
> or Sunday
afternoon would really be great!
>
> To give you an idea of
what's going on here's a basic schedule:
>
> 9:00am
Thursday:? Arrive at site and begin setup of RV, tents,
>
tables/chairs, computer network, generators and AC distribution, and
>
basically everything but stations and antennas (KE4UW, KN6RO, and KT4XN
so
> far)
>
> Thursday evening:? Relax and enjoy a
cool one
>
> Friday morning:?????
Continue setup of camp as needed, test computer
> network,
etc
>
> Friday 2:00pm:?????? Begin
assembly of antennas and towers, hang wire
> antennas, setup stations,
test rig/computer interfaces, etc.
>
> Friday
evening:?????? Raise as many towers as
possible (need at least 8
> people to do this safely), copy ARRL
bulletin, dinner at the catfish
> restaurant in Hiram.
>
>
Saturday morning:?? Complete any station setup or tower erection,
test for
> interference among stations (if not done Friday),
troubleshoot any
problems
>
> Saturday
noon:?????? Picnic lunch (weather permitting),
brief
indoctrination
> for operators, primer on
Writelog.
>
> Saturday 2:00pm:?? Field Day operation
begins!
>
> Saturday evening:?? Pizza dinner
(delivery, if possible)
>
> Sunday 2:00 pm:???
Field Day operation ceases.? Barbecue lunch and
gathering
> of
good ideas for next year.
>
> Sunday 2:30 pm:???
Dissambly of antennas and towers, packing and
cleanup
>
>
> So, choose your activities, arrange the hall
passes, and please let me
know
> as soon as possible when you plan
to be there.? If you have preference for
> bands/modes you do or
don't want to operate, let me know that and we'll
> accommodate those
as well.
>
> Think Field Day!
>
> Dave
KE4UW
>
>
>
>
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Re: FD Elmering opportunities
UHF..
?
?
Michael L.
Lee
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Certainly.? 2M? 440?
73 de
JG
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Re: Time for a head count
I'm 41
feet, standard width (8'5.5")
I'm
going to arrive around mid-morning on Friday...
will
call you on the radio as I approach...
?
was
looking on Microsoft Streets...
would
it be simpler to take I-285 to I-20, exit 36 (GA-92)
then
go 8 miles on Hwy-92..??
?
I'm
going to try this weekend..
seems
like that would be the most direct for the Motorhomes and most likely to have
good vertical clearance..
?
?
Michael L.
Lee
MAC:
A0187-120
(415) 477-1010 (SF office)
(770) 330-5415 (cell)
(415) 462-1630 (home office in
Atlanta)
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Mike,? how
long is your Motor Home?? It takes some work to get them in :-)
Make
sure you get a hold of us before your try to drive into the site.?
We
will come out and guide you through the trees and such.
73 de
Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Lee"
To:
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 11:19
AM
Subject: RE: [n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
> I
can't be there until sometime Friday morning (after traffic)..
> will
stay until eve of Sunday after tear-down...
>
>
>
>
Michael L. Lee
> MAC: A0187-120
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> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003
7:43 AM
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> Subject:
[n4n_field_day] Time for a head count
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> Hey
gang!
>
> We've got several things in the mill for Field Day that
require some
> information on who will be at the site when.? We
want to put together a
> schedule for operators (based on requests from
last year), but we also
need
> to find out: (1) if we will have the
critical mass we need for putting up
> towers on Friday evening/Saturday
morning and taking towers down on
Sunday;
> (2) How many we will have
on-site from about 12:00-2:00pm Saturday for the
> (weather-permitting)
first ever N4N kick-off barbecue; (3) How many we
will
> have for
dinner Saturday and lunch Sunday.
>
> So, if you could, please let
me know as soon as you can when you plan to
be
> at the site.?
Bring along a friend, the XYL, or the kids if you'd like
(let
> us
know so we'll have food).? Any extra help we can get for Friday
evening
> or Sunday afternoon would really be great!
>
> To
give you an idea of what's going on here's a basic schedule:
>
>
9:00am Thursday:? Arrive at site and begin setup of RV, tents,
>
tables/chairs, computer network, generators and AC distribution, and
>
basically everything but stations and antennas (KE4UW, KN6RO, and KT4XN
so
> far)
>
> Thursday evening:? Relax and enjoy a cool
one
>
> Friday morning:????? Continue
setup of camp as needed, test computer
> network, etc
>
>
Friday 2:00pm:?????? Begin assembly of antennas
and towers, hang wire
> antennas, setup stations, test rig/computer
interfaces, etc.
>
> Friday
evening:?????? Raise as many towers as possible
(need at least 8
> people to do this safely), copy ARRL bulletin, dinner
at the catfish
> restaurant in Hiram.
>
> Saturday
morning:?? Complete any station setup or tower erection, test
for
> interference among stations (if not done Friday), troubleshoot
any
problems
>
> Saturday
noon:?????? Picnic lunch (weather permitting),
brief
indoctrination
> for operators, primer on
Writelog.
>
> Saturday 2:00pm:?? Field Day operation
begins!
>
> Saturday evening:?? Pizza dinner (delivery,
if possible)
>
> Sunday 2:00 pm:??? Field Day
operation ceases.? Barbecue lunch and
gathering
> of good ideas
for next year.
>
> Sunday 2:30 pm:??? Dissambly of
antennas and towers, packing and cleanup
>
>
> So, choose
your activities, arrange the hall passes, and please let me
know
> as
soon as possible when you plan to be there.? If you have preference
for
> bands/modes you do or don't want to operate, let me know that and
we'll
> accommodate those as well.
>
> Think Field
Day!
>
> Dave KE4UW
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>
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