Howdy from Broken Arrow in NE Oklahoma just outside of Tulsa.

After several years of being a ham and enjoying area VHF / UHF contacts (particularly calling the Monday Night Net for over 5 years) I've lately (Spring 2010) become semi-serious on HF.

VHF station:  Icom IC-910 (primary), Yaesu FT-290R2 (backup), Kenwood TS-700S (project).  Antenna:  Dual band vertical in attic.  Eggbeaters and halos down until further notice. [ having a satellite up that I want to talk on might help the motivation. ]

HF station:  Icom 706mkiig (primary), LDG Z11pro2 autotuner.  Alpha Delta DX-CC dipole.

Over the last month I notice I've gravitated toward 17m in the early evenings moving on to 80m late at night after my son has gone to bed.

Over the years I've been in and out and in again in APRS, model rockets, FM satellites, old and new computers, etc. Last year I got my first of hopefully several Jeeps.  Starting to think about a mobile setup for that rig based around VHF antennas and an 80m hamstick.

73

Scott

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Broken Arrow Amateur Radio Club Monday Night Net. 146.910 (-) PL = 88.5 8p local time.

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