I'd use the NASA website and Google Earth to plot you a spot. We have some links to the sites and various info on the Bend Oregon eclipse thread. Being in the East I'd keep a close eye on the weather and make a few alternate spots to minimize your chances for cloud cover. I'm in TN but I'm...
I haven't looked at Oregon. I'll be driving out from TN to Wyoming for it and have mine mapped out. Tennessee has too much of a chance for rain. As long as your in the band you should be fine. Centerline will have a very slight duration like seconds. It's best to have a couple of spots east and...
Here is a Nasa link with maps of the path. You'll need to be in the center to see totality. Better order glasses too.
https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/
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I am but in a different state. This will definitely be an experience. From what I've read expect shortages on gas, food and toilets as most placed are expected to at least double their current population for the weekend. I contacted the state and free BLM maps and a free OHV map!
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It all depends on if you're going through a repeater or on simplex. Most hand held radios are 5watts. FRS is supposed to be 0.5 watts but the Baofengs and similar Chinese radios are not in compliance with FCC part 95 regulations.
Ham 2m/70cm, FRS, GMRS, and MURS are FM so think line of sight...
How well does the Sat tracker pair to it and can you message a radio from the app to the sat tracker and back?
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