What are the output specs on your solar blanket? --Shawn --K7ATA

Shawn, Very FB on the grounding hardware and the laptops and networking. And, the pulled pork. Tnx and 73, Robin

Jim and All, Oh yeah! We are running barefoot! Much simpler! Very good to know you all have the grounding covered. I was completely unaware last year about it. What a learning experience it is

Paul, I would love your help learning how to install powerpoles with my own hands and tools. I did not grow up or spend adult decades doing this kind of stuff so I have a ton of hands-on learning

Paul, Thanks for hanging with me to talk me through this plan. Are you asking if I plug in the computer wall wart to the solar rechargeable Bioenno in addition to the Bioenno simultaneously delivering

I’d be happy to crimp Anderson Powerpoles onto the end of your 7300 power cable for you. It only takes a few minutes. I’ll do better than that, actually, and teach you to do it. I’ve got

On 06/17/18 16:06, Robin Amundson wrote: 1) The equipment at the field day site in the work shed will all be grounded to central point. An underground metal water pipe. At

I'll be bringing some grounding hardware, and I'm sure other folks will bring some as well I'll be bringing laptops and networking gear for logging. --Shawn --K7ATA

Thanks for the loan of the battery, Paul. The end of the 7300 power cable has separate red wire and a black wire attached to the back of my desktop power supply. No power poles as supplied out of the

I have a Group U1 lead acid battery (capacity 35AH) in a battery box I can loan to the effort. I’ll make sure it’s charged up. Voltmeter built in and powerpole connections. You could run the

1. Does anyone have ground rod we can pound into the dirt and the appropriate type wire? Can someone be responsible for grounding the equipment at our FD site? 2. Need a battery/power supply for my

Yum on pulled pork. Awesome contribution to the potluck, Shawn.

I don't know if anyone else is annoyed with paying hundreds of dollars for a transceiver and not being able to read the volume knobs in less than perfect light conditions. Why bother with the little

I'll be bringing pulled pork this year (Gerald, you're off the hook!) --Shawn --K7ATA

Ken, Thanks for reminding me about trash bags. I added them to my own packing list--the big white drawstring kitchen type. I have plenty from Costco on hand. Very grateful you can take care of the

Ken, You providing ice will be awesome. It sounds like we may have a hot Field Day. We will need ice refreshed during the event, I think. Ice contributions from anyone coming up at any time of day

On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 10:00 pm, Dan Pflugrath wrote: Hustler 5BTV verticalThanks, Dan. The 5BTV sounds like a good possibility and would be fun to compare to my vertical Buddipole setup. Will we be

Robin, On Friday evening when I bring the gate controller I can bring a Hustler 5BTV vertical with coax (PL259 connector) for the GOTO station. You will be able to operate 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10

Thanks Robin for organizing things. This is what I have on my plate at this time. The lift used in the past can not be justified this year due to painting and roofing project but this should not

Let me know what will be needed for any utensils, plates, napkins and things of this nature. I will be on call this weekend for big wedding event and will need to remain flexible in case I'm called