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My repeater is connected to Brandmeister network. You can see the map here: https://brandmeister.network/?page=networkmap . My color code is 7 — and talk groups you can find there: https://brandmeister.network/?page=talkgroups
73 Gene W3UA
Oh goodness. Yeah, there are a lot of things you might want, and a way to keep them all sorted. Perhaps a bright surveyors 1″ wide orange tape or something similar to mark coax runs, guy lines?
Toolkit with screwdriver, pliers and whatever else you might need to work with the superantenna. The radial tabs get loose on mine so having tools to fix little things is nice to have.
I’m sure others will chime in here with their thoughts. One last thing to do, once you’ve acquired your setup, is to take it all outside and do a dry run before you trek any distance for a POTA setup. You’ll be surprised what you forgot 😀
Thank you for the heads up Anita! I listened to the QSO and even managed to record it for my brother (who is also a ham). What a great experience this had to be for the students! I’ve not heard the crew on the radio before, and it was very cool even for me! The signal was amazingly strong! I copied them pretty much from horizon to horizon, which is a feat from my little station!
Thanks again!
73,
– Matt
Big E NEED JUST 5 MORE VOLUNTEERS PLEASE
All are 3:30 pm to 10 pm shifts.
Three of the days need just one more person. One day need 2 more people.
Is there anyone else in this group that can possibly either add another day or volunteer for the first time please?
Thank you all for your help with this New England Project!
73 and stay cool!
Contact Larry Krainson
Len, my wife Stephanie and I are very sorry to hear of Deena’s passing. We will keep you and your family in our prayers.
Jon and Stephanie Turner
The Field Day committee met last night and agreed that more is better! So… the “Preliminary” schedule is now the final one. If you are interested in joining us for a Satellite QSO, there are lots of opportunities for that.
We hope to see you at Field Day!
Check out this article if you haven’t already.
Join Us for Summer 2023 Field Day on June 24th and 25th! (n1fd.org)