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For those of you that don’t already have your Ham License, there is going to be a testing session on July 19th, 2020 @1:15 pm. You must preregister with the club by calling (509) 783-6236. They aren’t taking any walk ins. More information can be found below...

There is a testing session July 19th in Kennewick at the BSA. Details Below http://www.arrl.org/exam_sessions/kennewick-wa-99336-1075-54

Hey Joe, Just checking in to see how you are holding up... hope all is well on the home front.

How was the trip?

That is a beautiful rig.

When are we running Table Rock?

Hey nothing wrong with stock :) KISS is our motto here in the Northwest. @Sandpoint Steve also runs a 4th Gen Runner which is an inspiration to mild upgrades built for simplicity and on the cheap.

Those are some nice Toys... I would love to know more about all three of the Amigos

Welcome Deric, Nice 4runner. The 2004 Runners were the best of the best, Just ask @KRose and @Sandpoint Steve . I am the Northwest Director, @David H is your closest Member Representative. Check out the Members Map and the Rally Points for People and activities close to you. Be sure to check out...

Welcome John, I love your RTT, while not my style the red looks different from the normal, and your setup looks amazing. I am the Northwest Director, @Gabriel Bozeman is your closest Member Representative. Check out the Members Map and the Rally Points for People and activities close to you. Be...

Best place to look is your local fam fabricator.... stuff that old it’s hard to come by... I’m having similar issues with my 89 Bronco...what I’m finding is either DIY kits, or local fabricators... one last option is to get a HF welder and weld up your own.

Silver tin has some really neat places to explore... I love the Hurricane Creek Trail... I used to drive it two to three times a year when I lived up by GJ.

Here is a Rossi (Winchester Clone) that i referbished a few years back... as you can tell the stock was hammered... I used the technique above to achieve the results in the second picture. Onto leather... the Beezwax is probably your best bet for long exposures to UV. Neetsfoot oil is great if...

Late to the party... I have a 65 amp Continuous Duty Filtered inverter that I had laying around, I get 0 noise from it, and its mounted next to my rig inside the Go-Box... In fact it works so good as a power supply a couple of my friends use their travel trailers as their Mobile Ham Shack, that...

Here is everything you need to know about becoming a VE http://www.arrl.org/become-an-arrl-ve

I’m becoming a VE as soon as I take the time to take the open book test and submit the paperwork. Get in touch with @brien for more information about the Official Overland Bound Ham Club that is in the works. Also your idea is exactly what we are trying to put together here in the Northwest.

They do, and I got that taken care of as well.

Have fun at the lakes. I spent the day yesterday doing boat stuff... got my boat licensed and registered, took my boat safety class, now all that is left to do to get into the water is lengthen the safety chains on the trailer and lengthen the the trailer light pigtail so I have lights. Then...

Well after a full week of messing around with HF antennas, I got one to finally work on all bands but the 80m. I still can’t get a good useable SWR on 80m and the noise is above S9... I’m working on building an 80m Hamstick Dipole for 80m, although it will probably be a multi band antenna as...

I didn’t add in recovery gear because both @KRose 4Runner and my Bronco have recovery gear that doesn’t leave the rigs.