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will have mine... Michael L. Lee MAC: A0187-120 (415) 477-1010 (SF office) (770) 330-5415 (cell) (415) 462-1630 (home office in Atlanta) =========================================== This message

Gang: I'm down to 4 computers for FD..Lost the PS in a Notebook tonight...but I think we're still OK. The way I figure it we need 9 computers. I'm bringing 4 now. AA4RC - 1 WB8VTK - 1 KE4ENI - 1 KT4XN

All, attached is the Tentative Field Day schedule subject to major changes. If your name is not listed its because I didn't have the times you would be available. Fear not there is more than enough

Tim, I think the jack is a 1/8 mini type, Jim probably will have an adapter from 1/4 to 1/8 inch. We will not be needing a programmable keyer, the PC does a real good job. I will use whoever's paddles

I have a RS35A - 35 amp....I'll bring it. Also, my Yaesu 890AT will take 12 volts (13.5), I'll bring it too. Tim WO0LY If anyone has an extra 20 Amp or greater Power supply, PLEASE bring it. My Astron

If anyone has an extra 20 Amp or greater Power supply, PLEASE bring it. My Astron is looking really flaky! Thanks! KN6RO

Mike. I am bringing my own paddles to use. Maybe somebody elses would be fine, but you know how personal a thing your paddles can be1 (hee hee). I've also got my programmable keyer in the box. It

Looks like weather report is getting BETTER all the time... rain may not be a factor... Michael L. Lee MAC: A0187-120 (415) 477-1010 (SF office) (770) 330-5415 (cell) (415) 462-1630 (home office in

For the packet radio experts!

I heard last night on the net we don't have many 12 volt HF rigs. I have a fully stocked (including crystal filter - good for CW) Kenwood TS-850SAT. He doesn't like 110 VAC. He LOVES 13 VDC! IF this

THe serial interface for the 775 is packed and ready to go. 73 de Tom

Well, I forgot about the radio roundtable... Braves won and I went to bed. This was probably covered... Jim Nail and I tested the CW station and computer keying on Sunday. It all works fine. We also

Phil, Are there pictureon your web site? ....daverice summer with nicer are no is needed questions forward-most living front and

I have configured and tested two WLAN APs. Here are the details for those that wish to pre configure. AP #1 Linksys 192.168.1.16 AP #2 Cisco 192.168.1.15 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 SSID n4n WEP

I agree that the trailer will be noisy but will be cool in the summer with the air going and a small fan. I also agree that a tent will be a nicer setup and will allow for more (natural) air flow; as

MessageEspecially if one of the OPs has four legs...and a tail! :-)

MessageI also must vote for the tent. A trailer can get noisy and hot. Eric

I'm a tent man. Tim WO0LY Message"Plan for the worst, hope for the best." I like your idea of going with the tent first. Give it a good test Thu/Fri.. If it works, well, it works. The trailer can be a

Message"Plan for the worst, hope for the best." I like your idea of going with the tent first. Give it a good test Thu/Fri. If it works, well, it works. The trailer can be a backup.... 73 de JG

I'd vote for the TENT... the confinement of the trailer (metal, at that) will be VERY distracting for 4 operators... I like your idea of setting-up the tent on Thursday... if at least adequate, then