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20:27:47 UTC 16 May 2012
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Photo of one of one of the many signature characteristics of one of my transmitters, low sample rate.
Looking for simple cheap HF hand me downs. Lack of winning the big payday and my share of a quarter of a million dollars in medical billings makes buying anything a little rough in the near term. Not on the air much due to work commitments, with a very short commute. Usually only ragcrew with a couple of dozen hams I am tight with, but will occasionally see out new contacts. I prefer to talk about hobbies outside of ham radio. You will more than likely hear me on echolink than on RF. My brother Tim (N1RNX/sk) died in the line of duty as a member of the NH National Guard. His license has since expired and felt it was an honor to carry on the call sign Let those who had QSO's with Tim not forget him! Married over 27 years to my wife Debbie. I've lived in the Nashua area all my life. Family still lives in Nashua. Over 200 articles and columns publshed in Amateur and Scanner hobby magazines, including 73 Magazine. Telecommunications Engineer currently working in Bio-Med field. Member New Hampshire 250 Club. I have visited every populated city, town, and unicorporated place in New Hampshire over a 15 year period. From 1978 through 1993 visited and documented through photographs or other means my visits to over 250 localities in the state. In process of doing it all over again! Skywarn - Gray Maine. Co-author and/or editor of many editions of the "Official Scanner Guides" covering New Hampshire and New England. Frequency lists at:
Traveled to over a dozen countries, toured Europe by VW Camper, toured over 40 United Statesand a handfull of Canadienne Provinces by car. Have attended baseball games in dozens of stadiums. Avid amateur photographer. I have a total of two(2) CW QSO's in all my years and that was back in the early 1970's when I could do 13-20 words a minute. Usually do not contest except to help others get points. Extra Class Radio Amateur and first class radio commercial license. GMRS licensed. Simplex 146.595 in the Nashua / Manchester area or 146.490 when getting splashed by the heav y weights on 146.580.
My main setup is commercial Yaesu capable of 40 watts out into a unity gain antenna at 16 feet, I am limited to roughly 15 watts within 20 meters (60 feet) of the transmit antenna due to 2 medical devices that are my constant partners. For 70cm I have a Motorola GP-300, which I am looking to reprogram, If you got the cable and program, help!. Old Yaesu Frog-7 for HF and a scrap heap radio for 10 meters. Like:Dxing Old-timers, Simplex FM, 80 meters. Dislike: Young Lids, 40 meters, 11 meters. Last modified: 2012-05-01 02:20:15, 3132 bytes fetched
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