A ham who sold it to me said it was from a Connecticut cell tower site. Congrats to all!īoxboro (MA) Hamfest SeptemI purchased 1,050 feet (about 350 feet each spool times 3) of LMR 400 Ultraflex with N connectors. Northeast Amateur Radio Club members (L to R) Dave N1DRS, Bill N2KNL, Jim N1VEQ & Bud KC2BUD all passed their Amateur Extra Class Exams at Near-Fest Deerfield, NH Hamfest on 10-12-2018. New ANYTONE AT-D878UV Dual Band Handheld and two Raspberry Pi hotspots. The 40 m frequency changed from 7.030 to 7.053. I removed a total of 8 inches of wire each end (80 meter side) and removed 2 inches each end on the 40 meter side of the coils. A Davis weather station wind sensor is mounted at the top tower section and the second on the chimney mast for backup when the tower is down for maintenance.īefore tuning, the SWR was 1.2:1 on 3.490 mcs / 1.2:1 on 7.030 mcs. Three wired cameras are mounted on the tower. 40 & 80 meter dipoles center fed on a 35 foot mast #10 wires run to trees on each side of the property. We operate a Mosley TA-33M HF Yagi, Cushcraft A50-6S 6 Meter Yagi, Cushcraft 13B2 2 Meter Yagi and a YAESU G-800DXA Rotator.
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Just passed my General Class License / My new ICOM IC-751A – 32AT Handheld 1991.Įlaine and I purchased a new Aluma Tower T50H Crank up/ tilt over Tower in 2011 and has been in service for 9 years (2020). on my Uniden Bearcat BCD536HP and SDS200 Scanners which were both expensive, $500 with a $75 amateur radio digital upgrade. Handhelds include a ANYTONE AT-878 2m/70cm Analog Digital, KENWOOD TH-D72 APRS 2m/70cm, WOUXUN UVD1P 2m/220 and my original 1990 ICOM IC-32AT 2m/70cm handheld purchased in 1990. I listen to the police and fire trunk system and ham radio analog/digital 2 meter D.M.R. Elaine and I operate a variety of equipment, an ICOM 7600, 7300 and 746PRO tranceivers, Ameritron ALS-600 watt solid state linear amplifier and a Vectronics HFT 1500 HF 160-10 meter antenna tuner. My favorite sports teams are the New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs. I have been collecting antique radios since high school in the early 1970’s. Every Wednesday my ham buddies meet for breakfast. I am a active member of two ham radio clubs, Vice President/Secretary of the Pilgrim Amateur Radio Club in Harwich and Vice President of the Northeast Amateur Radio Club and trustee of the KM1CC Marconi Cape Cod Radio Club. I like HF VHF contesting at home and mobile, SKYWARN weather spotting/reporting, storm chasing, attending hamfests and weather conferences. I got my Citizens Band radio license in 1976 and was active through the early 1980’s. I’ve been interested in radio since the 1960’s, listening to nighttime AM stations, WLS, WCFL, WABC, CKLW, worldwide shortwave stations and TV/FM broadcast DX’ing from Syracuse, N.Y. In October 2018 I upgraded to Extra Class.
I passed my Novice License (KB2JGD) in January 1990 and upgraded to General Class 13 W.P.M. Elaine has had her Technician Class License since 2010. My wife Elaine KB1VAJ and I live in the United States, Harwich, Massachusetts on Cape Cod, Grid Locator FN41XQ.
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