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Tim and others who may be able to join the Windy Hill group: Let's meet at 1pm at the south parking lot of Windy Hill, off Skyline Blvd.?Tim, instead of a ground spike you can also easily use a

Hi Hiro and the rest of the group. First off, I will be happy to meet you up on Skyline on Saturday. Also,?I just received my 9 1/2' telescoping whip to attach to the top of the MP-1. Now I only need

Nick et al, Looks like we may potentially have three subgroups operating this weekend: Death Valley, Henry Coe and Windy Hill. Can we all agree to try to listen/transmit on the QRP frequencies: (both

Hi Hiro, Thank you for the invitation. I have a backpacking trip down in Henry Coe planned this weekend. I'll be out on Saturday and Sunday. I'm planning on being on the air once we get to camp. I

QRPosters, I am ready, able and interested to do some field outing this Saturday. If anyone wants to organize a particular outing, I am open. If not, I suggest that we meet at Windy Hill, south

Nick, Here is the car info: BMW 323i W6VYC Dave

Dear Gangue: This is a little off-topic, please indulge me. It is so easy to get lost in today's technology and forget how far we've come in the past few decades.? After working 16 QSOs on Silent

Dave, can you send me the make/model/plate# of the car you'll have parked overnight? Anyone else want in? If so, please send me the same information. Thanks, Nick

Nick, Yeah it is a long drive that’s why you want to stay for awhile so that when you return you don’t remember how long it is. We will stay over night at a Monte Bello state park near

I've always wanted to visit Death Valley, I had no idea the drive was

Nick, I looked at the Monte Bello campground on the Web and it looks like a great location about 2600 ft. If we get some good weather, we should definitely go there. The Henry Coe location is

Nike, I’m impressed I bet you are the first to use an I-Phone to control a K3. Look forward to seeing your demo. Dave

NIck,Thanks for the offer. My schedule for the next few weeks are uncertain at the moment, but I do want to get out a few times, too. Hopefully our available times wil match.Hiroki

Something else we could consider is grabbing a couple car camping spots down at Henry Coe for the weekend. Might make it more accessible to everyone. Nick

Hiro, I'd be happy to give a demo of the app. I could leave my K3 and computer up at home for one of our next outings and give a quick demo of it working over the Internet. I'm hoping to get out for

Nick, Sounds like fun to me, as long as it is not raining. Dave W6VYC

Dear Rhona: In reading Tims message I forgot to mention that if you doreverse the antenna wires be sure the hanging piece of 26 ft wire does not touch the balcony railing anywhere. If you can't get

Dear Rhona: Try reversing it: use the balcony as the counterpoise, and the hanging wire as the antenna. Merry QRP Eric Sent from my iPhone

Merry Christmas Rhona, Congratulations on purchasing the 817. It is by far, the most fun rig I have ever used. In short time, you will learn the radio and some simple antennas that work well. The 817

I bought a Yaesu FT-817 from HRO in Sunnyvale just before I came to the East Coast. Mike Pechner was there and very kindly gathered up coax cables for me and told me about the LDG Z817 autotuner.