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oh kb2vxa that's nasty.
Howdy!Quote:
Hi neighbor. :)
Down by the river?Quote:
I'm in the Benton County boot-heel just off US412,
about halfway between Siloam and Springdale.
I love that area.
Know that site well. I worked for the local cable operator for 8 years starting as a cable guy and working my way up to a Network Engineer.Quote:
Back in '89, I chose the site and did the paperwork
for that 450 foot tower just west of Tontitown.
We did some work for them as well. We had a headend off of brush creek road just up the hill from that site.
During my stint with the cable operator I wound up in Pittsburg pretty often, we call it the crown jewel of southeast Kansas.Quote:
Also worked a few months as CE for KKOW in Pittsburg.
I liked the town, especially the speed trap near the university.
Yes.Quote:
The "big one?" Would that be U of A, or Walm*rt?
Can't say I know that call. I am into the ham community, but not until relatively recently. My first club meeting was about 3 years ago.Quote:
The only Fayetteville ham I've met is W6JVE.
Good luck with that!Quote:
A homebrew op?
My Grounded B+ thread could use competent input. :yes:
Competency in actually making homebrew electronics work is not my forte. I can fix things all day, but creating from scratch is a challenge.
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Yeah, from where we are, we look through the river valley to the south,
and to the west, where it makes a left and heads toward Lake Francis.
Good aperture for the Tulsa market TV's and Fort Smith to the south.
Not to mention DX--worked Christmas Island during a 160 CW 'test. :)
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Know that site well. I worked for the local cable operator for 8 years
starting as a cable guy and working my way up to a Network Engineer.
We did some work for them as well. We had a headend off of brush creek road
just up the hill from that site.
It's a wildlife protected area, but devoid of trees where the guy wire anchors would go.
It was the perfect site for FM 2-county area coverage, and only 4 miles from our home.
The irony is, before construction began the new owners tried to screw me out of two weeks pay,
so we parted ways.
Never got a traffic ticket, but there were lots of discourteous drivers in that town.Quote:
During my stint with the cable operator I wound up in Pittsburg pretty often, we call it the
crown jewel of southeast Kansas. I liked the town, especially the speed trap near the university.
I started with a big tube-type regulated power supply that Tulsa U no longer needed.Quote:
Good luck with that [grounded B+ thread]!
Competency in actually making homebrew electronics work is not my forte.
I can fix things all day, but creating from scratch is a challenge.
The power transformer was the only useful component--built the amp around it.
Yes, good luck to anyone discussing a tech subject amidst constant childish distractions.
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Greetings and Salutations!
My name is Ali, and I've been a HAM for just over a year (May 2013)
started in the cb when I was a kiddo, in high school some friends for their HAM licenses but I kept dragging my feet.
Got a wild hair last year and went for it. Got my tech and then my general the following week.
I have pretty much just hung out on 2 meter, but eventually plan to get an HF rig and go play with the big kids
I am originally from IL, but I now call Colorado home.
:)
nice to meet you!
KD0VND
Welcome to the Island, Ali. The grass skirts are hanging on the nails by the pier.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c7...psd1f9f3ae.jpg
Oh, and, we're all wearing grass skirts.
Hello Ali. The fish are biting down by the the Lagoon bar. Poles are complementary, as are Sweds. Welcome and enjoy.