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Hi Bernd, You're right -- self-spotting could have really helped. From what I read there should have been cell service up there. But it proved too unreliable. On my first CQ, my phone dinged right

Hi Al, QSB was quite pronounced. But here's my RBN chart: I was spotted 67 times with reports ranging from 3-32dB. Go figure. 73, Mike KK7ER

Nice pictures, I am surprised the snow is already gone..... next time publish your anticipated frequencies and approximate time, that would help me to find you, or at least try to listen (while at

Mike, the conditions on the HF bands (20M and up) have been awful lately.? I was thinking about calling a station in the Faroe Islands on 20 CW but he's not moving the meter, so I'm not going to try

The definitive answer (Grouse Vista trailhead): Here's the view from the summit: The activation was a strange one for me. I usually make one or two contacts on 2 meters and several on 20 meters. Today

Hi Bernd, Well, I was thinking that given 2000 feet elevation gain over 3 miles, folks could decide for themselves what "somewhat strenuous" means.? : ) For me, it means lots of huffing and puffing

"somewhat strenuous" is a very subjective indication of the level of difficulty :-) Where do you park? Not that I will be able to join you (since I still work), but have fun in the snow. Bernd - KB7AK

I'm heading to W7W/LC-058 Silver Star Mountain tomorrow morning. If anyone is free and wants to join me you are welcome to contact me. Be advised it is a somewhat strenuous climb for the first mile

Alan Rovner will be presenting "DXpedition to Wallis Island FW7AA and Fiji 3D2NB" Brian Astle W0AST [email protected]> wrote:

what is the program for the meeting this month? Bob WA6NFJ

Do you have a Yaesu C4FM digital dual band mobile but don't use the digital features? How about trading for a 3 month old FTM-150ASP? It is as it came from the box except for power poles on the supply

From my POTA inquiry; Hi Dave, yes, the inundation area (grey) qualifies for activation locations as long as you are on public land. You can be in a local park and use US-3424 . hope this helps, opens

That isn't the entire trail, just one point. They do the same with parks and national forests, but anywhere insude the border works.?Notice on the information to the left of the map, it shows it in

The Park US-3424 shows up on the POTA web site as being half way between Watervill and Coulee City on Highway US2.

Here is the map from the National Park Service (zoomed in) of the Ice Age Floods Trail. The trail is actually an automobile trail. According to POTA rules for trails, you must be set up within 100

Wait, so I can POTA without leaving home? Too easy, not very adventurous, but I'm in! ?

Upon closer examination it is not clear to me what the park boundary is. The gray area on the map is showing the glacial flood plain. That's why the high points like the Prune Hill area are not part

Interesting that Camas is not. Thankfully, I see Washougal is inside the boundary! 73, Mark KC9C [email protected]> wrote:

One of my Intel ham friends just pointed out to me that US-3424 ( https://pota.app/#/park/US-3424 ) stretches throughout the Portland/Vancouver area. So SR-14, I-5, I-205, and I-84 are all in the

The rig is sold. 73, Mike KK7ER