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Here’s some pictures of Ed’s KC7ZBI’s R9 Antenna that was taken out by the storm.
Bent
Then Continued to beat it.
Coming Apart
With some of the pieces on the ground.
Where’s the very top? Right now who knows. Message ID: V06OPEZ4NM69 –SPECIAL MESSAGE– For RMS Express, setting a password and Secure login are very easy to do: 1. Connect your computer to the Internet. 2. Run RMS Express. 3. Click the menu item “Files” then “RMS Express Setup” 4. Enter your password in the field next to your callsign, and check the “Require password on connections (Enable Secure Login)” check box. 5. Enter a password recovery e-mail in the appropriate field. This must be a non-Winlink address. 6. Click “Update”. 7. RMS Express will set your password on the Winlink system and enable secure login. NOTE: If you?re using a different Winlink e-mail client program such as Paclink or Airmail, you must follow these steps: 1. Go to www.winlink.org, and select the My Account tab. 2. If you haven?t previously selected a password, select one now.Otherwise log in. 3. Navigate to the screen that lists your account information, and click “Edit”. 4. Scroll down and enter your password-recovery e-mail. 5. Check the box to enable Secure Login. 6. Click ?Save? at the bottom of the screen. 7. Next, find the place in your Winlink client program where you can enter your password, and set it for the client. Note: there may be non-Winlink deleloped client programs that cannot accept passwords with secure login. FOR USERS OF AIRMAIL: Your Winlink Development Team __._,_.___ During tonight’s weekly ARES Training Net (8pm PDT), Dale Hunt, WB6BYU, will be giving a presentation on Antennas and Feedlines. Below you can download the presentation for viewing during the net. 20150407 Antennas and Feedlines-Dale Hunt WB6BYU There is a hands-on antenna class being planned for May 2 from 9am until Noon. More information will be posted as it becomes available. Washington County Amateur Radio Emergency Services(ARES) exists for the purpose of providing backup emergency communications to many served agencies in Washington County, Oregon. Those served agencies include incorporated cities, special service districts (fire districts, utilities, schools, etc.), and hospitals. Other non governmental agencies may also be served upon request, as allowed by available staffing and training. |
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