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Blessings for health to you both! -Dave NN5K

Everyone in this group cares a lot about you and your wife. Hoping for best possible outcomes. fred Dang, my apologies for accidentally answering to the entire group. Paul NA5N.

ME TOO! I just clicked REPLY – didn’t look. Apologies to the group. Glad I was at least polite! ?. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager.

Well, FWIW, I am dripping tears on my keyboard. I knew things were not at optimum there. But I didn’t think it was this bad and I hurt for you. Is there anything I can do to help? I can’t just

Dang, my apologies for accidentally answering to the entire group. Paul NA5N.

Mike, Wanted to bring you up to date on things here. Been a rough month. Jan had a heart attack Jan. 7. Upon her return, she fell several times in the home. She just has so little strength left in her

COOL !!! I have added that call sign to my alerts. Perhaps I’ll catch them too. I served in the U.S. Army on 4 continents, I’ve activated SOTA and POTA in a dozen countries. But like you, I cannot

(nothing to do with SOTA) Worked this station yesterday evening on 17M. It is now QRT. Sigs were S-7, and was able to make contact QRP when no others calling. This is an ice runway used by commercial

Chris, do you mean the broadband matching units? Those are copies of what Parfits was selling since the 1980’s. I built one into a zip case with a short piece of coax attached. They work, and his

I really like the end-fed design found at k6ark.com. He put together a really cool kit that will build various end-fed antennas but also a random wire. The best part is the focus on compact effecient

Great photos Dale! TNX chase today. In May of ’22 my wife and I went there, did that one, also Brilliante, and Lobo. Approached Lobo from due west where we camped. Rough on shoes, them craters are

Hi Dale, Thanks for the nice summit report. I'm glad to be in your log on this one ... every one. Same for the rest of all y'all W5N folks. 73, Andy, N4LAG [email protected]> wrote:

Cerro Rendija W5N/CO-013 was a real joy of an activation, easy hike with great views just bring something to sit on as there are no comfortable rocks on this one! If you are up to a bit more hiking

Fred, what freq(s) will your endfed half wave cover? - George Depends upon what radio it is used with. With the MTR3, 20/30/40 (all the bands covered by the radio) With the MTR5, 17, 20, 30, 40 (not

Fred, what freq(s) will your endfed half wave cover? George

Today John and I ascended Glorieta Mesa. Of interest to others, at this time there is essentially no snow there at 8,000 ft elev. Condx were fine, EU was worked by one of us on each of the higher

Action Plan: Saturday February 8, 2025? W5N/GW-008 Corner Peak This a new summit for us so no tracks or pictures. Dale, AA7OY, will be meeting us. We will depart my QTH by 0700, with luck, and arrive

February 1, 2025? W5N/CO-004 Mount Powell Depart my QTH by 0800 local. I have been tracking the weather out by Thoreau and it looks good. Roads up to the summit should in excellent shape. SUBARU

From KK0U via Reddit: "This Saturday, February 1st, is the 12th anniversary of the W0M Association in the SOTA program. The last couple of years we have tried to activate as many peaks as weather

On a sota peak last week when he and Josh worked John and I on Tetilla… fd Here is DJ on the summit with Mt. Rainier in the background (spotting and awesome lenticular cloud) -Josh