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@1boarder @Kent R both of y’all are in my home turf. I grew up in Amador county. The sheriff of El Dorado county was a classmate of mine.

None at all.

Ronny Dahl did a video last year where he explained this and other things about wheels. It was pretty straightforward once you see it explained with a wheel, ruler and straight edge.

Been doing stuff to thecopcar for weeks. None of it involving a rooftop tent or skottle so no pics to upset the post police.

You moved the location?

It moved. https://www.overlandbound.com/event/san-antonio-tx-meet-greet-eisenhower-park/

There’s supposed to be a meet n greet this coming Sunday off of 281 north side. I can’t recall who posted the rally point.

I picked up a manual grinder a while back. The idea being I sometimes find a local roaster with great coffee that I may want to enjoy before I get back home.

That looks delicious.

If you mount your antenna to the rack with bare metal contact, that should be plenty to make a ground plane.

I was wondering what the question meant, then looked at the app. There are 5 stars in each profile.

AW man, you took the battery tray. Now where does the fridge get power?

As long as the pipe isn't marked as DWV (drain waste vent) it is supposed to be fine for potable water. The DWV pipe is often a little bit cheaper so than other pipe the same size. IF you see that, be looking for the marking.

I have this one.

This one would be killer for overlanding.

It’s a Mill Creek 16.5 from Chesapeake Light Craft. I built it from plans. In the end I didn’t save any money doing that because you can’t buy the exact quantity of materials. It did let me purchase over the duration of construction. as far a different, I built it with the ability to move...

cant please everyone. We’ll have have the nimby perpetually offended.

Eh. Satellites are fun to spot with the naked eye or binoculars. The professionals will have a database of the artificial satellites and the computer will likely filter them out before any data is viewed by a human.

Ha! Yes they do. I was camping in May a few years ago. Using an Elecraft K2 at 15 watts on battery power. My antenna was a Hustler mobile with a suite of resonators. It was ground mounted on a stake with a single counterpoise. I busted through a pileup on 20 meters to work W9IMS. The...

The RULES part is what technician is all about. Extra amplifies that a lot. General is mostly technical, on purpose. the focus of technical issues goes back to the history of licensure. To ensure that hams had the knowledge to construct functional equipment which met regulatory...