Howard.....STOP IT!......there I feel better now Thanks, Rowland

I'm too often the voice of reason around my house so I'm all tapped out. I was only able to talk myself out of one for the time being because I have a couple of expensive projects I haven't completed.

I believe this to be a Tarheel 2 mounted...

Uh, no. Not going to try to talk you out of something to do with your Jeep. As I pointed out before, there are lots of parts of Jeeps I don’t know anything about. Ask me about a Land Rover and I

Howard, Ham friends are for talking you into stuff, not out of stuff. 73, Robin, WA7CPA

So I’ve narrowed the choice to the 300a or the 400a. Can’t decide which one. Also, I'll use a hitch mount but need to find some type of extension to get around the spare tire. Someone please talk

“ some seem to attach to things which I guess Jeeps have and about which I know nothing.” Loved that, lol!

Howard, the antenna mounts on a 3/8-24 thread. So any place on the Jeep where you could mount such a threaded stud, you could mount (and ground) the antenna. Heck, you could put a stud on a plate

I agree that this is a great conversation. I was thinking about the Tarheel II but given that this unit needs to be mounted on the body causes a kerfuffle for my aluminum-bodied Jeep. Am I right to

A few things to consider... The size of the tarheel antenna coil depends on where you plan to mount the antenna on your vehicle. The bigger coils need to mounted to the frame or the

Great meeting last night, I particularly enjoyed the field day plan discussions and the discussion about Tarheel antennas. But looking at the Tarheel website this morning I am dazzled by the array of

The zoom link will still work since as long as the meeting ID and password doesn't change. The message is confusing

Ok, yeah, I’m with Irvina. How do I connect to this meeting? -p W7PFB 73, Don’t forget to smile and have fun!

The attached link is for 5-7 not tonights meeting.

https://zoom.us/j/91850524747?pwd=OCsyaFdWU2ZxWFhUenZhRklEbkVtUT09

and thanks. Irvina

I’ve been monitoring. I have two separate reports: 1. At one point while I was mobile between Redmond and Fall City, I got what sounded like DMR or DSTAR, moderate signal strength. 2. In

When I monitored the noise on 146.500 it hit me at S9 plus and was very loud. Thanks, Rowland

146.500 is in the VNDB repeater output allocation in the WWARA plan. I was pretty sure there was a DMR repeater there so I looked and sure enough, there’s a DMR repeater listed in the coordinated

Hello all: I would like to point out that on 146.500 MHz, there is a strong digital signal. I believe it could be a digital paging signal. It is intermittent, but sometimes can last for several