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If you only use it very occasionally with small groups you could get away with a handheld, preferably with a mag mount antenna. Then another handheld for spotting. If it's more regular use or larger groups you're better off with a mobile unit with a real antenna, then a handheld for spotting. I...

Hey everyone we moved here last year and I haven't gone on any trips. Thinking about trying to hit 600-2 and 600-1 in Talladega and looking for anyone that would like to go. I do not no the area or the trail so someone that's done it would be great.

I've never heard guns compared to toxic chemicals, I like the analogy, until someone brings up that toxic chemicals are regulated

Welcome. What part of the state are you?

I'm going to resurrect this thread. Just moved to helena

US Navy 04-08 QM2 enlisted navigator US Army 08-11 Electronics repair 100% disabled veteran. Stay at home dad

It's official, we're here. Living in Calera now.

I tried filtering really points to US southeast and a bunch of European stuff shows up as well. Don't know if I'm annoyed or jealous, that maginot line trip looks like fun.

So I'm not going to be able to go. We're moving to Alabama right around then. Hope you all have fun

I used YouTube videos and the free practice tests on ham radio prep. I passed all three exams in one test session so make of it what you will.

Will the APRS overlay come from APRS.fi and require internet connectivity or will it be able to take APRS straight from the radio and work offline?

The soup makes a kind of gravy with the beef fat. I always take a stick of butter and rub it on the inside of the foil to keep it from sticking. Brussels sprouts and green beans with potatoes and about a half pound patty of beef on top of all of the veggies is my go to

Try putting a spoon full of condensed cream of mushrooms soup in there

We are looking at moving to the Birmingham area from Texas in the next few months

Right now i have a palomar end fed and a wolf river tia 1000

I've thought about a mast like that.

Sorry hadn't seen you mention aprs I look at it this way. It only takes a tech license, we are pushing people to get their tech license already, and many mid tier and up radios natively support APRS. It's worth looking at down the road

Another option would be to tie in to your radio and use APRS.

Ham technician test is really easy, general is not much harder so might as well study a little more and take both at the same time. That way if you want to jump deeper in the radio pool later on you don't have to study any more. I have a TYT 9800plus quad band that has done very well with a...