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MessageRunning Yaesu here. Since the FT-920 is going to be data only, I have a Heil pigtail available for Yaesu if anyone needs one.

Tim: No problem. We can install and configure at the site in about 10 minutes.

Dave et al, what pigtails will I need for my Heil headset... already have Kenwood and will purchase Icom for my IC-910H.. anybody running Yaesu..?? Michael L. Lee MAC: A0187-120 (415) 477-1010 (SF

Tom, Could you bring the operators manual for the CW station to the Saturday work party? I need to check the "ports" and "jacks" for hooking in the Writelog keyer, paddle, and possibly an external

Mike, last year I stayed fairly high and no problems. Not sure if it gets real wet. I think we can look over the site for egress. tom

Dave, I'll be there the whole time... Tom - any problems with the field getting overly mushy if it rains - concerned with egress on Sunday if there's rain..?? Michael L. Lee MAC: A0187-120 (415)

Roger. Looks like the whole application isn't a free download for people that DON'T have it. I'll bring a laptop too. Do you suggest I wait to get the application with patches installed at the Field

Gang: Please let me know who already has Writelog installed on the machines that they are bringing to FD. If you do have Writelog installed, please go to the Writelog website ( Http://www.writelog.com

Reminder from the Calendar of n4n_field_day http://groups.yahoo.com/group/n4n_field_day/cal Site Preparation Work Party Saturday June 21, 2003 9:00 am - 1:00 pm (This event does not repeat.) Event

Remember to use only channel 11 to avoid problems with AO-40 on 2.4. Too bad we aren't using 802.11a. Robin

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

That's gonna be cool! Field day will never be the same. -Tim ________________ --- Mike Lee <mikelee@...> wrote:

MessageI'd like to be able to use Mike's Internet connection to check/verify calls via QRZ, etc. Cool Mike. JG

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

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.

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

Sounds like a good one to me.... Used it before? JG

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

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:

Regardig the fire extinguishers... 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