Re: Digital mode overview presentation - May be useful for the newer hams
Rick,
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Thanks for sharing this is great information!?
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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Digital mode overview presentation - May be useful for the newer hams
Digital mode overview presentation dated July ¡®24.
May be useful for the newer hams¡ trying to make sense of it all.
CW is on the list, the original ones and zeros mode.
Unfortunately, little about digital radio voice modes, but thats a presentation of it¡¯s own.
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https://w5sc.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DigitalModesOverview_N5MNW-2024_pdf_min.pdf
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HAM RADIO SPACE STATION with ISS flyover visible from Walker and adjacent counties Oct 1 and Oct 2 evenings.
Watch a flying repeater. ISS flyover visible from Walker and adjacent counties Oct 1 and Oct 2 evening. Get your VHF/UHF radios ready to make a QSO or two via the onboard cross-band repeater- if operational (due to docked SpaceX capsule).
pass details:
visit: https://www.heavens-above.com/PassSummary.aspx?satid=25544&lat=30.7235&lng=-95.5508&loc=Huntsville&alt=0&tz=CST
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Another hurricane for Florida's west coast?
For the
last several days the NHC has been watching a disturbed area in the
southwestern Caribbean generally associated with the seasonal central
American gyre.? While there is a 40% chance that this area will
develop into a tropical system over the next seven days, all of the major
models are in agreement that whatever happens to develop, once in the Gulf
of Mexico, will slowly move toward the west coast of Florida and at least
two of the most reliable models are forecasting a significant
hurricane.? While there is high model agreement on a Florida landfall,
which is? unusual this far out in time, the date spread in the models
ranges from October 7-11.
The chance of whatever develops affecting the Texas coast are
low and the climatology record shows that late September and October
tropical systems recurve more sharply in the Gulf and rarely reach the
coast west of the Mississippi River.? However, if I lived in Florida,
I would be quite concerned.
Jim Robinson, W5ZYX
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Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami
FL 800 AM EDT Tue Oct 1
2024
For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the
Gulf of Mexico:
Active Systems: The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on
Tropical? Storm Kirk, located
over the central tropical Atlantic Ocean.
1. Northwestern
Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico: Disorganized showers and thunderstorms located over the
southwestern? Caribbean Sea are
associated with a trough of low pressure.? Environmental conditions could support some gradual development
of? this system, and a tropical
depression could form towards the end of? this week or this weekend while it moves generally
northwestward? over the
northwestern Caribbean Sea and into the Gulf of Mexico.? Interests along the U.S. Gulf Coast should
continue to monitor the? progress of this system. * Formation chance through 48 hours...low...10
percent.? * Formation chance
through 7 days...medium...40 percent.
2. Eastern Tropical
Atlantic (AL91): Showers and
thunderstorms continue to show signs organization in? association with a broad area of low pressure
located a few hundred? miles
south-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands.?
Environmental? conditions
appear conducive for further development of this system,? and a tropical depression is expected to form
during the next? couple of days
while it moves slowly westward over the eastern? tropical Atlantic. * Formation chance through 48 hours...high...80
percent.? * Formation chance
through 7 days...high...90 percent.
Forecaster Papin/Mora
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Re: Event: WCARG Breakfast - Saturday, September 28, 2024
#cal-reminder
The Lanier¡¯s will be there. ?
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Sent: Friday, September 27, 2024 9:00 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [w5hvl] Event: WCARG Breakfast - Saturday, September 28, 2024 #cal-reminder? Reminder: WCARG Breakfast When:
Saturday, September 28, 2024
9:00am to 10:00am
(UTC-05:00) America/Chicago Where:
Denny's, 3016 11th St, Huntsville, TX 77340 Organizer:
WCARG
[email protected] View Event Description:
Walker County Amateur Radio Group Breakfast.? Anyone interested in ham radio, whether licensed or not, is invited.
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Event: WCARG Breakfast - Saturday, September 28, 2024
#cal-reminder
Reminder: WCARG Breakfast
When:
Saturday, September 28, 2024
9:00am to 10:00am
(UTC-05:00) America/Chicago
Where:
Denny's, 3016 11th St, Huntsville, TX 77340
Organizer:
WCARG
[email protected]
View Event
Description:
Walker County Amateur Radio Group Breakfast.? Anyone interested in ham radio, whether licensed or not, is invited.
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Re: FCC License Renewal Tip (from SADRC)
These instructions are good but I also advise a search on YouTube for pertinent videos. I had to go through this when I added my GMRS license at the FCC website. You are correct in your assessment. It is not a user friendly process.
On Tue, Sep 24, 2024, 9:44 AM Laura WW7OO McDonald via <bonnieclyderainy= [email protected]> wrote:
Thank you!?
On Tuesday, September 24, 2024, 7:08 AM, Jason Hampton (N2TXS) <im.n2txs@...> wrote:
Bill
KD5HIQ posted this on the SADRC. I thought it was worth sharing.
~*~*~*~*~*~
MAKE
SURE TO CREATE NEW LOGIN FOR CORES(if you haven't already)- It
is not the same password you used for FRN. Be prepared to create
a 12 character password and save it for future reference. It's
the government, what else can I say.?
?
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File
a renewal application online directly with the FCC using
their?. Before you renew
your license, if you haven¡¯t already done so, you will
need to create a new??and
link your FCC Registration number (FRN) to this new
account. This new account is required to pay the $35 FCC
application fee. As of April 2022, the FCC charges a $35
fee to renew amateur radio licenses. If you haven¡¯t
already, see the steps below on creating a new CORES
account. After completing the renewal application, the
license manager system will automatically direct you to
the CORES system.?Log
in and pay the fee.
?
The
license holder will receive an email from the FCC with a
link to their official license or, in very rare instances,
an explanation for why the application was dismissed or
denied. The license link will be valid for 30 days. Print
out the license or download the license PDF to your
computer.
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FCC
CORES new username account instructions:
- If
you haven¡¯t already created a CORES account, you must
register a username (your email address) and a password.
Visit the??website
to set up your account. If you don¡¯t know your FRN, you
may search for it on that web page. You will need your
FRN for the next step.
- Log
into your new account and click the first option,?ASSOCIATE
USERNAME TO FRN.
- Enter
your FRN and comment. An example of a comment is
¡±Associating FRN.¡±
- Click?CONTINUE.
- If
you know your password to your FRN, enter it now. This
password will likely be different from the one used for
your username account. If you do not know your FRN
password, choose the ¡°Forgot
FRN Password¡± option. Please refrain from
guessing your password more than twice, as repeated
failed attempts may result in being locked out of your
account. You can also call the FCC at 877-480-3201 to
have them reset your password for you.
- Once
you have completed these steps and your FRN has been
associated with your username, the site should bring you
back to the main menu.?Log
out.
- APPLY
FOR YOUR LICENSE RENEWAL. File your renewal application
using the??and
pay the $35 application fee.
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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Re: FCC License Renewal Tip (from SADRC)
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On Tuesday, September 24, 2024, 7:08 AM, Jason Hampton (N2TXS) <im.n2txs@...> wrote:
Bill
KD5HIQ posted this on the SADRC. I thought it was worth sharing.
~*~*~*~*~*~
MAKE
SURE TO CREATE NEW LOGIN FOR CORES(if you haven't already)- It
is not the same password you used for FRN. Be prepared to create
a 12 character password and save it for future reference. It's
the government, what else can I say.?
?
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File
a renewal application online directly with the FCC using
their?. Before you renew
your license, if you haven¡¯t already done so, you will
need to create a new??and
link your FCC Registration number (FRN) to this new
account. This new account is required to pay the $35 FCC
application fee. As of April 2022, the FCC charges a $35
fee to renew amateur radio licenses. If you haven¡¯t
already, see the steps below on creating a new CORES
account. After completing the renewal application, the
license manager system will automatically direct you to
the CORES system.?Log
in and pay the fee.
?
The
license holder will receive an email from the FCC with a
link to their official license or, in very rare instances,
an explanation for why the application was dismissed or
denied. The license link will be valid for 30 days. Print
out the license or download the license PDF to your
computer.
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FCC
CORES new username account instructions:
- If
you haven¡¯t already created a CORES account, you must
register a username (your email address) and a password.
Visit the??website
to set up your account. If you don¡¯t know your FRN, you
may search for it on that web page. You will need your
FRN for the next step.
- Log
into your new account and click the first option,?ASSOCIATE
USERNAME TO FRN.
- Enter
your FRN and comment. An example of a comment is
¡±Associating FRN.¡±
- Click?CONTINUE.
- If
you know your password to your FRN, enter it now. This
password will likely be different from the one used for
your username account. If you do not know your FRN
password, choose the ¡°Forgot
FRN Password¡± option. Please refrain from
guessing your password more than twice, as repeated
failed attempts may result in being locked out of your
account. You can also call the FCC at 877-480-3201 to
have them reset your password for you.
- Once
you have completed these steps and your FRN has been
associated with your username, the site should bring you
back to the main menu.?Log
out.
- APPLY
FOR YOUR LICENSE RENEWAL. File your renewal application
using the??and
pay the $35 application fee.
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--
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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FCC License Renewal Tip (from SADRC)
Bill
KD5HIQ posted this on the SADRC. I thought it was worth sharing.
~*~*~*~*~*~
MAKE
SURE TO CREATE NEW LOGIN FOR CORES(if you haven't already)- It
is not the same password you used for FRN. Be prepared to create
a 12 character password and save it for future reference. It's
the government, what else can I say.?
?
|
File
a renewal application online directly with the FCC using
their?. Before you renew
your license, if you haven¡¯t already done so, you will
need to create a new??and
link your FCC Registration number (FRN) to this new
account. This new account is required to pay the $35 FCC
application fee. As of April 2022, the FCC charges a $35
fee to renew amateur radio licenses. If you haven¡¯t
already, see the steps below on creating a new CORES
account. After completing the renewal application, the
license manager system will automatically direct you to
the CORES system.?Log
in and pay the fee.
?
The
license holder will receive an email from the FCC with a
link to their official license or, in very rare instances,
an explanation for why the application was dismissed or
denied. The license link will be valid for 30 days. Print
out the license or download the license PDF to your
computer.
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|
FCC
CORES new username account instructions:
- If
you haven¡¯t already created a CORES account, you must
register a username (your email address) and a password.
Visit the??website
to set up your account. If you don¡¯t know your FRN, you
may search for it on that web page. You will need your
FRN for the next step.
- Log
into your new account and click the first option,?ASSOCIATE
USERNAME TO FRN.
- Enter
your FRN and comment. An example of a comment is
¡±Associating FRN.¡±
- Click?CONTINUE.
- If
you know your password to your FRN, enter it now. This
password will likely be different from the one used for
your username account. If you do not know your FRN
password, choose the ¡°Forgot
FRN Password¡± option. Please refrain from
guessing your password more than twice, as repeated
failed attempts may result in being locked out of your
account. You can also call the FCC at 877-480-3201 to
have them reset your password for you.
- Once
you have completed these steps and your FRN has been
associated with your username, the site should bring you
back to the main menu.?Log
out.
- APPLY
FOR YOUR LICENSE RENEWAL. File your renewal application
using the??and
pay the $35 application fee.
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--
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
--
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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Re: BulletPoint Mounting Systems - FTM400
I have a similar BulletPoint dash mount in my Jeep Gladiator. ?It is an excellent product, and I recommend it to anyone who needs a mounting system for radio heads, cell phones, cameras, etc.
Lee
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On Sep 21, 2024, at 1:26 PM, Jason Hampton (N2TXS) via groups.io <im.n2txs@...> wrote:
Team, This morning I installed the most rugged vehicle radio mounting
system, I've found, in my 2021 Ram Limited truck - BulletPoint
Mounting Systems (BMS).
Here is the main web site:
. I purchased the "RubiGrid? V2 2019+ RAM Truck
1500/2500/3500/4500/5500 + TRX Dash Mount":
- As an option, I selected the "Magnetic Phone Mount". BMS
classifies this as the Diablo M6. It has a heavy-duty magnet on
the end of the carbon fiber bar. (See attached photo -
DiabloM6MagnticPhoneHolder). Then I affixed two (supplied)
sticky back plates to the face of my FTM-400 radio. Similar to
photo "bulletpointdiablom6mountingplateinstallationinuse".
- BulletPoint Mounting Solutions has mounting systems for: Jeep,
Ford, Ram Trucks, Toyota, Chevrolet, GMC, Nissan, Semi Trucks
and a "Universal Fitment".
If you have any questions about my install feel free to call, email
me (or radio of course).
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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BulletPoint Mounting Systems - FTM400
Team,
This morning I installed the most rugged vehicle radio mounting
system, I've found, in my 2021 Ram Limited truck - BulletPoint
Mounting Systems (BMS).
Here is the main web site:
.
I purchased the "RubiGrid? V2 2019+ RAM Truck
1500/2500/3500/4500/5500 + TRX Dash Mount":
- As an option, I selected the "Magnetic Phone Mount". BMS
classifies this as the Diablo M6. It has a heavy-duty magnet on
the end of the carbon fiber bar. (See attached photo -
DiabloM6MagnticPhoneHolder). Then I affixed two (supplied)
sticky back plates to the face of my FTM-400 radio. Similar to
photo "bulletpointdiablom6mountingplateinstallationinuse".
- BulletPoint Mounting Solutions has mounting systems for: Jeep,
Ford, Ram Trucks, Toyota, Chevrolet, GMC, Nissan, Semi Trucks
and a "Universal Fitment".
If you have any questions about my install feel free to call, email
me (or radio of course).
--
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
--
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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Re: Phone/Radio Has anyone seen this???
Night vision and telephoto lens are interesting as well.
On Sat, Sep 21, 2024, 6:06 AM Steven K9UNI Prindle via <Prindlesteven= [email protected]> wrote: May or may not go boom in times of trouble? ???
Great looking rig! As always I will wait til I see a few reviews before I jump. Thanks for the info! Regards, Steven Prindle 512-966-2137
? Supports DMR and dual-SIM¡¯s. I don¡¯t think this would replace your current smartphone, yet costs almost as much as one. Appears there is no subscription, runs android, supports 5g, it¡¯s ¡®unlocked¡¯ both VHF/UHF and cellular, unlike . Appears to be a ruggedized 5g cellphone with GMRS, MURS, HAM and public service transmit capacity at 4 watts, a great speaker, large battery, and fancy camera. Might be too big to fit in your purse, or pants pocket.
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K9UNI
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Re: Phone/Radio Has anyone seen this???
I¡¯m pretty skeptical about this.?
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May or may not go boom in times of trouble? ???
Great looking rig! As always I will wait til I see a few reviews before I jump. Thanks for the info!
Regards,
Steven Prindle
512-966-2137
On Sep 20, 2024, at 22:56, Rick WA2HRF Fell via groups.io <rickyf@...> wrote:
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Supports DMR and dual-SIM¡¯s. I don¡¯t think this would replace your current smartphone, yet costs almost as much as one. Appears there is no subscription, runs android, supports 5g, it¡¯s ¡®unlocked¡¯ both VHF/UHF and cellular, unlike
. Appears to be a ruggedized 5g cellphone with GMRS, MURS, HAM and public service transmit capacity at 4 watts, a great speaker, large battery, and fancy camera. Might be too big to fit in your purse, or pants pocket.
?
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K9UNI
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Re: Phone/Radio Has anyone seen this???
May or may not go boom in times of trouble? ???
Great looking rig! As always I will wait til I see a few reviews before I jump. Thanks for the info! Regards, Steven Prindle 512-966-2137
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On Sep 20, 2024, at 22:56, Rick WA2HRF Fell via groups.io <rickyf@...> wrote:
? Supports DMR and dual-SIM¡¯s. I don¡¯t think this would replace your current smartphone, yet costs almost as much as one. Appears there is no subscription, runs android, supports 5g, it¡¯s ¡®unlocked¡¯ both VHF/UHF and cellular, unlike . Appears to be a ruggedized 5g cellphone with GMRS, MURS, HAM and public service transmit capacity at 4 watts, a great speaker, large battery, and fancy camera. Might be too big to fit in your purse, or pants pocket.
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Steven
K9UNI
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Re: Phone/Radio Has anyone seen this???
Supports DMR and dual-SIM¡¯s. I don¡¯t think this would replace your current smartphone, yet costs almost as much as one. Appears there is no subscription, runs android, supports 5g, it¡¯s ¡®unlocked¡¯ both VHF/UHF and cellular, unlike . Appears to be a ruggedized 5g cellphone with GMRS, MURS, HAM and public service transmit capacity at 4 watts, a great speaker, large battery, and fancy camera. Might be too big to fit in your purse, or pants pocket.
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Phone/Radio Has anyone seen this???
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Re: first ever MESHCON Saturday Oct 5th
Unfortunately the same day as Belton.
Craig
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On Sep 20, 2024, at 2:02?PM, Jason Hampton (N2TXS) via groups.io <im.n2txs@...> wrote:
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CAUTION:The sender of this email is not from SHSU.
Any links or attachments may be dangerous. To report this email as suspicious, forward it to abuse@....
If anyone is interested in attending. Florence is SW of Temple and NW of Georgetown.
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Florence, TX for the first ever , hosted by Spec5. ?This event takes place on Saturday, October 5th, from 10am-2pm. ?
Join
us for the first-ever?MESHCON.?You
can purchase your tickets online here to secure your spot at the event, After doing so you will receive an email with more event details!
?
2:10 PM?-?INTERACTIVE
SESSION
Continue exploring the interactive booths, each designed to help you develop practical skills:
- Meshtastic: From beginner to expert level, hands-on learning with mesh network communication devices.
- Radio Communication: Tailored tasks to boost your skills in radio communication.
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Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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first ever MESHCON Saturday Oct 5th
If anyone is interested in attending. Florence
is SW of Temple and NW of Georgetown.
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
*Seek to be better today, than you were yesterday
N2TXS, WSCT237
830-992-1334
TEXAS PATRIOTS ROOM:
WIRES-X 60755 OR YSF 60755
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Florence, TX for the first ever , hosted by Spec5. ?This
event takes place on Saturday, October 5th, from 10am-2pm. ?
Join
us for the first-ever?MESHCON.?You
can purchase your tickets online here to secure your spot at
the event, After doing so you will receive an email with more
event details!
?
2:10
PM?-?INTERACTIVE
SESSION
Continue exploring the
interactive booths, each designed to help you develop
practical skills:
- Meshtastic: From beginner
to expert level, hands-on learning with mesh network
communication devices.
- Radio
Communication: Tailored tasks to boost your skills in
radio communication.
--
Catch you on the air,
Jason Hampton
*Freedom Isn't Free
N2TXS, WXCT237
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The GFS
image failed to attached to my original message.
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...
If one
looks at the latest GOES satellite images of the western Caribbean, things
appear nice and quiet. And, in fact, they are.? Unfortunately,
however, the approaching fall season is changing the dynamics in that part
of the world and not necessarily in a manner favorable to the Gulf of
Mexico.
To quickly
summarize, the Central American Gyre (seasonal counter clockwise
circulation) that I wrote about during the early part of hurricane season
has returned and the National Hurricane Center is giving a 30% chance of a
tropical system developing in the western Caribbean over the next seven
days.
Now, this is where
things get interesting.??
The two principal global models (ECMWF and GFS) both develop a
hurricane and move it into the Gulf.? The last several runs of ECMWF
have generally favored a path toward Louisiana or southeast Texas while GFS
has been pretty consistent with a possible Florida landfall.?
Unfortunately the latest runs of ECMWF and GFS have both taken a liking to
the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
As you know, models that depict the movement of something that
is yet to even exist vary considerably from run to run and the fact that
both of the attached images imply a Texas target, the models will
undoubtedly have numerous changes over the next week.? And, if its a
little reassuring, the latest Canadian and German ICON runs are favoring
the eastern Gulf.? It seems pretty certain to me, however, that if a
system develops it will end up somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico.
Obviously I will be working on updates
as things develop, though perhaps not daily yet, and will share as I do
so.
The latest tropical
weather outlook follows below and the GFS and ECMWF images are
attached.? ECMWF is depicting a tropical storm, and GFS a major
hurricane.
Jim Robinson,
W5ZYX
Tropical
Weather Outlook
NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL
800 PM EDT Wed
Sep 18 2024
For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of
Mexico:
1. Central Subtropical Atlantic (Remnants of Gordon):
An
area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms located over
the central
tropical Atlantic is associated with the remnants of
Gordon. This
system is forecast to interact with a non-tropical low
to its northwest
while moving north-northeastward at 5 to 10 mph
during the next couple
of days. Environmental conditions could
become more conducive for
development later this week, and a
tropical depression or storm could
re-form in a few days while the
system moves slowly northward over the
central subtropical
Atlantic.
* Formation chance through 48
hours...low...20 percent.
* Formation chance through 7
days...medium...50 percent.
2. Northwestern Caribbean Sea:
A broad area of low pressure could form
late this weekend or early
next week over the western and northwestern
Caribbean Sea.
Thereafter, some slow development of this system is
possible through
the middle of next week while it moves slowly to the
north or
northwest over the northwestern Caribbean Sea or the
southeastern
Gulf of Mexico.
* Formation chance through 48
hours...low...near 0 percent.
* Formation chance through 7
days...low...30 percent.
Forecaster Beven
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Rick WA2HRF Fell
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