Hi,
I am in need of a 7405 Hex Inverter with open collector outputs. MarVac doesn't
carry them, and I can't find any here. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Marvin
This is the announcment that was posted to the Southern California ARDF
listserver.
Marvin
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Lake Los Carneros Park in Goleta, CA will be the site of southern
California's next international-style on-foot foxhunt on Saturday,
January 6, 2007.
A ham radio license and knowledge of radio equipment are not required.
Bring the kids and grandkids, then go out on the course with them!
There will be fox transmitters on 146.565 MHz FM with
international-rules timing. The site area is slightly less than 140
acres. It is relatively flat, making it a good site for foxtailers of
all skill levels. Full-color orienteering maps will be available.
There is no charge for this event. The main 5-fox hunt begins at
10:30 AM. Hunters may start any time until 12:30 PM. Courses close
at 2 PM.
Bring any 2-meter RDF "sniffing" gear you have. If you don't have
any, just bring your handi-talkie or scanner. If you don't have that,
come anyway, because a limited number of RDF sets will be available
for loan. Also be sure to bring anything you'll need while going
after those radio foxes, such as munchies, bottled water and
sunscreen. Bring your own compass, protractor and pencil if you plan
to use them for map marking. Make sure that all batteries are fresh.
Meet at the Stow House Parking Lot just off of Los Carneros Road.
>From US 101 about 8 miles west of downtown Santa Barbara, take the Los
Carneros Road exit, head north about 1/4 mile and turn right into the
parking lot. There should be plenty of free parking. Look for the
orange-and-white orienteering flag. A map to get you to the site is
at www.homingin.com
73,
Joe Moell K0OV
In case you haven't seen it, our own Jay Hennigan, WB6RDV, is prominently
displayed on the front cover of the CQ-VHF Fall Issue! Jay is shown DFing at the
practice session in Bulgeria for the World ARDF Championships.
Hi everyone,
This is just a heads up.
I talked with Joe Moell (K0OV) yesterday, and we will be putting on an ARDF type
hunt at Lake Carnaros on Saturday morning, January 7, 2007. We will probably
start direction finding and orienteering practice/training for newcomers about
9:30 and start the main hunt at 10:30AM. We will have a limited amount of DF
gear to loan out. Participants will be provided an orienteering map, and there
is no charge for this event.
If you have (grand)kids that you think might enjoy this, you can bring them out
and shadow them as they go out on the course to find the transmitters.
More information will be available on the HomingIn website at
http://www.hommingin.com/.
I just received this on the ARDF listserver from Dick Arnett (WB4SUV.) Dick has
been transmitter hunting for a long time, and has been a member of the US ARDF
team since 2000. This could be a great way to get kids interested in this type
of activity!
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FYI,
WAL-MART has an ARDF type Care Bear. You hide the bear and the receiver
tells you if you are getting hot or cold hunting it. Watch the video
demo
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4990272
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5 Dec 2006
To: SBARC Distribution
From: Bill Talanian
Subject: Diablo Peak
The weather radio transmitter at Diablo Peak was recently replaced
with a GE Phoenix unit and a new TNC. The old GE MVP was becoming
intermittent. Weather reports are now coming in every 5 minutes from Diablo.
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=K6TZ&last=24
Thanks to Calli Marquez, kd6ovs, and Steve Nelson, kd6vex, for
accompanying me on another Island adventure.