Following up on Paul’s (W7PEZ) location error, attached is a new map with his correct one. Not hearing any other comments, I believe everyone else is located correctly. Thanks again to Tom

My mistake, Paul (W7PFB) has the P.O. Box. Paul (W7PEZ) is on the map.

He the two of us confused, my address on file with the FCC is my PO box. -p W7PFB 73, Don’t forget to smile and have fun!

Hi Tom, I don’t own a PO Box and have my home address on file with the FCC. My physical QTH is a bit east of Cottage Lake. 22209 NE 156th Place Woodinville, 98077 Thanks, Paul, W7PEZ

Hello all. Please see the attached sheets from the mini exercise. Thanks all of you for a great exercise Tom, WA7TBP

Thank you to Ralph (KC7QXD) and Dave (KI7VLV) for joining. I was able to receive Ralph without issue. We worked out a fldigi config issue on my end and both Ralph and Dave were able to receive my tx.

At 5PM we will be playing with PSK31 on 20M. All licensed welcome to participate. To coordinate please join Zoom room ID: 544 566 7229 Code: psk31 Link: https://zoom.us/j/5445667229 I'm on the

RR. If my wife is home in time, I’ll participate.I usually hang out at or near 1500Hz. Dave KI7VLVBothell

I am late to the party but I would go with all the connectors in the box (if there’s room) weathersealed, and grommets in the holes that lead outside the box. -p W7PFB 73, Don’t forget to smile

A grommet or silicone caulk.

Jim, unfortunately, an indoor patch panel problematic since these cables are running from the shack to the box under the house - I think I'll drill a hole in the bottom to run the antenna feed lines

I would use bulkhead connectors or panel mount connectors. Location should primary be on the bottom due to avoid water ingress. Secondary on the side of the junction box. Leave the j-box cover alone

I have to agree with Jackson here... PL259, SO259 Connectors are not water proof. Not without sealing them up good. Which would defeat the whole quick-change concept. It if

My connections are inside the box out of the weather. It's not super fast, but they're dry.

I just had 4 coax lines installed for my external antennas that are now coiled up in a waterproof box outside (see pic). What do folks recommend for making the connections to the antennas, especially

Nice.

Thanks Kirt! I've got things started with the first listing.... -- ************************* Howard E. Mahran WA1HEM (425) 864 - 5104 *************************

Depending on whether the weather allows me to solder some ends onto my new cables - I should be able to do a 10M PSK31 test with you at 5p *********************************** Howard

OK, I have a window at lunch to tune my ant back to 10m. That means I'll be ready to go for psk31 starting at 5. Who wants to be part of this? WA1HEM KC7QXD Should we set-up a call or Zoom? Some

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