Traveler II
This months (December) installment of the monthly meetup is going to be camping in the Cascades! I hope you can join us for an exciting time!
US Northwest December Meet-Up: Winter Cascades Camping!
- Thread starter Gabriel Bozeman
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This months (December) installment of the monthly meetup is going to be camping in the Cascades! I hope you can join us for an exciting time!
I will be there Friday and Saturday nights and will leave sometime Sunday. So if you can't get there Friday because of work or life come on up Saturday!
Enthusiast III
I will be there Late afternoon Friday and staying until Sunday.
Member I
I'll try to get there Friday afternoon and will leave Sunday afternoon/evening. Anyone have ham, FRS, or GMRS radios?
Enthusiast I
Would love to join the next one, headed to Germany for Christmas on 12/13 though so will miss this one.
Enthusiast I
Would love to join the next one, headed to Germany for Christmas on 12/13 though so will miss this one.
Enthusiast I
Steward I
- 1,401
- First Name
- Chris
- Last Name
- Hagerty
- Member #
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7541
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD7ZKB
- Service Branch
- Retired Firefighter
It will be a late charge again for me. I get off of a 12 hour night shift at 0730 that morning. 1 night, 2 nights, either works for me, wont have to go back to work until the Friday after.
Steward I
- 1,401
- First Name
- Chris
- Last Name
- Hagerty
- Member #
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7541
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD7ZKB
- Service Branch
- Retired Firefighter
It will be a late charge again for me. I get off of a 12 hour night shift at 0730 that morning. 1 night, 2 nights, either works for me, wont have to go back to work until the Friday after.
Traveler II
Enthusiast I
Enthusiast I
I'm stoked! Same with my wife. Dogs ok? Kids? The dog is more behaved than the kid (he is is 13). If not, he has no objections to "become one with the couch".
Here is the .gpx tracks for the forest service roads in the mt Baker Snoqualmie national Forest. Includes the roads leading to where the campsite will be.
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Steward I
- 1,401
- First Name
- Chris
- Last Name
- Hagerty
- Member #
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7541
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD7ZKB
- Service Branch
- Retired Firefighter
Yes, all of the above, and CB. Half looking for an easy summit for a possible SOTA activation, not an absolute, but I am thinking about it.
Traveler II
- 983
- First Name
- Mike
- Last Name
- Countryman
- Member #
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15995
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KC7FTC
I'm excited about this one! I might not make it out until Saturday because of work. For us arriving late what channels are we running for either CB/GMRS/FRS/HAM?
I saw cb channel 5 somewhere but I can't find where I saw it. I wonder if we all should be using the official OLB com channels
Traveler II
- 983
- First Name
- Mike
- Last Name
- Countryman
- Member #
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15995
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KC7FTC
That sounds like a good idea to me. I didn't even know we had one of those.
Steward I
- 1,401
- First Name
- Chris
- Last Name
- Hagerty
- Member #
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7541
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD7ZKB
- Service Branch
- Retired Firefighter
I think the channel (CB5) is mentioned on the rally point page. It also looks like 146.46 is the accepted ham 2 meter simplex frequency, found this in the bootcamp page. And for reference, the first post from that page.
OB Approved - Overland Bound Comms Frequency Guide
The Overland Bound community has settled on some common "calling" frequencies for the most common radio types. These are meant to be a starting point for making contact with a Overland Bound members. If your local region already has other generally accepted practices, you may want stick with...
Member I
And if you don't yet have your Ham license you can still use the MURS frequencies.
