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| Author: | N7QOR [ Wed Jul 22, 2009 10:55 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Nevada Desert AAR |
Day one: Not a damn thing Day two: Not a damn thing Day three: Made a couple contacts on 20 / 40 meters. I think there really is a place on earth where no RF exists. |
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| Author: | Wilrobnson [ Thu Jul 23, 2009 5:26 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Nevada Desert AAR |
N7QOR wrote: Day one: Not a damn thing Day two: Not a damn thing Day three: Made a couple contacts on 20 / 40 meters. I think there really is a place on earth where no RF exists. So now we know who went to Burning Man :lol: |
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| Author: | N7QOR [ Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:22 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Nevada Desert AAR |
Wilrobnson wrote: N7QOR wrote: Day one: Not a damn thing Day two: Not a damn thing Day three: Made a couple contacts on 20 / 40 meters. I think there really is a place on earth where no RF exists. So now we know who went to Burning Man :lol: No, I was early. Same general area tho. Interesting enough, there is a hell of a lot of RF down there during the burn. I found an STA for a full cell system, with the justification along the lines of "we are a manufacturer of cell site equipment and need to 'test'"... Yeah right. They also have a trunked system out there that I wanted to hack on, but I was traveling on other people's schedule. We made a 200 mile 4x4 run following old emigrant wagon trails. Really awesome, anyone who likes this stuff should do it, hey do 1 trip per year, max 25 vehicles. http://www.blackrockfriends.org/friends/events/2009/july-17-20/high-rock-trekkers-lassen-applegtate-emigrant-trail-ride Also, I think there is an EDACS site up north, but again, on other people's schedule... What I really need is the toys Taco uses (and maybe Wil???) It makes logging much easier. Of course, I would need to refrain from (ahem) breaking my laptop along the way. |
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