That was a great presentation. Can you elaborate and get someone to actually give a demo based at noob level or is POTA reserved for Advanced license holders? How big do the parks have to be to get on the list? I know of some nice little parks in the Dandenongs room for 12 cars with 4 or 5 picnic tables that would make great POTA sites. They are hidden away unless you know where to look. Another fun location is this public parkland between the main Melbourne TV transmission antennas. Any chance of getting a SOTA presentation?
Good to hear from you Marty from POTA Admin for New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Tonga & Samoa :)
Cheers.
Excellent innovations!
Great things ahead for POTA in Australia by the sounds of it. Good stuff Marty.
It's all about getting out there and having some fun!
I can't wait to get my ham license and participate in such tremendous initiatives.
That was a great presentation. Can you elaborate and get someone to actually give a demo based at noob level or is POTA reserved for Advanced license holders?
How big do the parks have to be to get on the list? I know of some nice little parks in the Dandenongs room for 12 cars with 4 or 5 picnic tables that would make great POTA sites. They are hidden away unless you know where to look. Another fun location is this public parkland between the main Melbourne TV transmission antennas.
Any chance of getting a SOTA presentation?