TRAILSIDE ACTIVATION - Parks On The Air (POTA) Chestnut Ridge Heritage Preserve
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Brother Chris attempts another "Parks On The Air" activation from Chestnut Ridge Heritage Preserve. This time, with the help of Brother Ronnie on the camera, he hopes he will be successful. Join us once again as ham radio radio meets the wilderness in TRAILSIDE ACTIVATION!
Great job on your activation, brother. Hope to work you one of
these days. 73 from K1NEO, Maine.
Thanks Scott … that would be cool to make an HF contact with a familiar call sign during an activation … going for a summit the next time!
Awesome video. Really impressed with all the technical jargon. Ronnie, Thanks for asking questions for us that know nothing. 😊. I love the bandana. Lolololol😅 great job guys.
Thanks Rita! I have always enjoyed ham radio, but ham radio radio with Ronnie doing the color commentary is a blast.
@@twooldmeninthewoods I’m sure it is. You have a comedic commentator!!🤣. Keep it up. You guys are great. I love all the scenery.
Thanks again Rita ... we really appreciate all the interest ... it makes all the effort worthwhile when we know people enjoy the episodes!
Thanks for the nice video, dear OMs! Congrats! 73 de Rumen/LZ2AF, in Ruse, Bulgaria
Thanks Rumen - glad you enjoyed the video. Always great to connect with a fellow ham, especially in Bulgaria!
park activators and hiking fashionistas.. Well Done!
Thanks Tom ... I know you enjoyed the QRP part!
@@twooldmeninthewoods While I do enjoy working QRP, I also enjoy the hike scenes.. We used to be avid hikers before my health took a hit, so I'm living my hiker life vicariously through UA-cam videos
@@K4NXS Glad you enjoy the episodes; we really enjoy making them. I have many other ham operators tell me they enjoy the hiking portions as well. I am thankful to God that he continues to give me the strength to keep getting out there!
Nice video. What backpack are you using?
It is a Mountainsmith "DAY" Lumbar pack with the what Mountainsmith calls "Strapettes" over the shoulders. By the far the most comfortable short hike rig I have ever used.
Great video. I added you to my Ham Alert. Hope to work ya. 73 de W6OBB
Thanks ... glad you enjoyed ... 73