These are a few of the Amateur Radio Topics that may be of interest:
These are a few of the Amateur Radio Topics that may be of interest:
My Station Overview
Things I Like to do
Cool Amateur Links
My Transceivers : Kenwood TS-2000 and Yaesu FT-920
Antennas : Cuchcraft MA5B mini beam , Cushcraft R6000 and Butternut HF2V verticals
Digital interface : Rigblaster pro
MFJ -989C antenna tuner , Icom SP20, SM20, Heil Goldline desk mic and Kenwood TM-751A vhf/uhf dualbander
PC : Compaq Presario 6000 1.6 ghz w/ 256 ddr ram and 17" monitor
Astron 35M power supply
My wife Nona and I enjoy driving far out into the country on nice clear nights to set up our deep space 8 inch telescope. I do have the equipment for astro photography but have not gotten into that part of it. We also enjoy raising our cats which consists of a Maine Coon, Abbysinian and two Bengals. The Bengals are the most exotic and we are soon going to breed them as our two have been bred from SGC " Super Grand Champion " parents. We also have a male and female Umbrella Cockatoo that we raised from the egg 10 years ago. I also enjoy backpacking and in 1997 I spent 44 days on the Appalachian Trail and covered over 300+ miles. I started in Springer Mountain Georgia and finished in Hot Springs, North Carolina. 50,000+ internet users followed my journey daily as I sent back letters to my sister to be posted on www.trailplace.com I did take along a dual band HT and found it very useful for local information.
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Click here for many live Doppler RadarsUse this form, courtesy of WM7D, for your callsign searches.
Please visit 
U.S. Callsign Lookup Page-A nice callbook for U.S. calls.
Buckmaster DX Callbook -A nice callbook for DX calls.
For LIVE Weather conditions, please visit my Weather Station Page
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KXAS-Channel 5 / KXAN-Channel 36 doppler radar
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