Was assuming testing wouldn’t be till June, is the date June 16th, the third Tuesday

A good discussion is underway, thanks to all for thinking hypothetically and conditionally. We have time to sort options out. Like John, NO0I, I am strongly inclined to do a stay at home FD. I have

The point of testing is that the positives stay away. Half or more of positives don't know they are, and feel fine. It's an individual choice, not a policy. 泰 勒 大胡子

Good points all. I struggled but I think I'm going to operate from home this year. Thanks for spinning up the discussion Chris. John - NO0I

Bill has a nice point. How many want to participate? Let's figure out if FD can happen with a plan. If we have a big group, but only three operating stations, how could we schedule operators to keep

Anybody interested in getting tested, beforehand ? 泰 勒 大胡子

Go where Fred? :)-- Bill N0AXZ

As I am not sure what the club will do and a big meal is out. My field radio is the FT 817. I have a pop up shelter and a big tent, batteries and a solar pannel. I am open to what the club wants.

Bill I'm planning to go. 73 Fred AE0FD

Chris, et al., I appreciate the discussion thread. From the PIO teleconference you invited me to, I am glad to see many other clubs discussing the same issues we have. The memorable statement from one

I would like to start a on-line discussion of thoughts and dialog on what we can do or want to do for Field Day this year. It is not a normal environment to exercise in (notice I did not say contest),

K0SI-10 should be up now on Windows10.:) Bill -- Bill

Bill Thanks Fred

Windows 10 upgrade going on. Should be back up later this morning bill N0AXZ -- Bill N0AXZ

*** Starting to call K0SI-10 *** Opening serial port COM9; 9600 baud; Kantronics *** Connecting to K0SI-10 *** CONNECTED TO K0SI-10 ÀC10INTÀÀqÀÀÿÀ *** Forced disconnect *** Disconnected at

In WW2 portable radios were huge. Back packs even. They were called Walkie Talkies because you could sort of walk with one. Later came the lunchbox size so you could still ealk snd talk. Handi

That is not a stupid question. It refers to some history of radio. HT is short for “handy talkie”. If memory serves me, it was part of a sales pitch for handheld radios when they first became

HT = a handheld transmitter? (Sorry if that is a really stupid question)

Start tomorrow-- Bill N0AXZ

I can do that. We starting tomorrow? 73, KC0EZE