Radio Transcription

K4HM

K4hm, this is Ki-5 Echo Tari Echo sitting in my home QTH getting ready to go out to do a weekend PODA with our local ham radio group we're going to go out and spend the weekend doing PODA and we always Go to a campground about three mile three hours north of Dallas Fort Worth and enjoy enjoy our shows in which near Wichita Falls, so Talking about the RV ham radio setup, we have a small 17-foot travel trailer we pull, and I wrote an article two sessions ago for the RVRN thing, and if I want to be inside, I go to my bathroom, and I have a 10-foot cable that leads underneath the bathroom sink, goes out to the little point drain in the trailer. I have a bulkhead connector I put on the corner of the trailer, and then I can hook up wire to that either I hook up my Wolf River coil to it or I or I do an half way sloper off of that based on thing based on how I feel if I want how much water I want to put out or something else like that so yeah I guess I just got tired sitting on picnic tables whether it be hot or cold so now I sit on my toilet if I if I want to if I want to transmit this I have a nice small compact g90 20 and I just hook it up to the battery. I can hook it up to AC if I want to, but I just put the battery. It doesn't take up much counter space between the G90 and the battery. It doesn't take up much counter space in the bathroom. And the whole thing is more stable. That's my radio setup. And it seems to be a good pocket door in the bathroom. I don't hear her TV, and she doesn't hear my home radio. So it must be working out well. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven, November, Quebec, November. Okay Tom, I was looking to see if anybody else was trying to come in there. I was getting a lot of break up on my end of your signal. It wasn't missing anything. It just had a lot of break to it. Sometimes right in the middle of a word. I've heard echo that on other occasions when the network gets busy. But I'm on what's supposed to be a very fast network here. It usually is, I haven't checked it tonight, it's usually up a couple of hundred megabits per second and very little traffic on it here in the campground, so it would surprise me if it's that. Anyway, thanks for your comments, did I understand you correctly, you're at home, you're not mobile or portable?