Your station is one-of-kind. You need a notebook that shows how you have put it together. What connects to what? It shows the evolution of your station. Here is where you capture important details about your station for future reference. Whenever you add a piece of equipment, wire a gadget, note a problem, or fix a problem write it down.
I recommend you develop two notebooks:
Handout: Station Notebooks
Looks like Murf’s (N7UVH) Hytower is putting out some RF
John (K7KB) made the GM3SEK’s 6 meter MOD to his SteppIR antenna. This mod adds a a new reflector as well as the extra director, making it a four element yagi on 6 meters.
Here is a link to the modification instructions:
Bob Hallock (K7TM) has added DXCC 160 to his achievements. He now has 9 band DXCC. Congratulations on a wonderful achievement.
Field Day for 2020 was different than most years.
Jim (N7ESU), Bob (K7TM) and Murf (N7UVH) aka “Idaho Renegades” did Field Day from a Fire Station in Hayden Lake.
John (K7KM), Janet (WX7P), Mike (K7STO), Chuck (KI7DG) and Mel (N7GCO) used N3FJP Club logging to keep in touch.
