GPS track to Fox #1	GPS track to Fox #2	Two transmitters used for this hunt: #1 the Hard Fox transmitting 1-watt on 146.565 MHz. #2 the Easy Fox transmitting 40-watts on 146.415 MHz. My initial bearing to the #1 Hard Fox was 110*, which obviously was a reflection since the true bearing was 84* Initial bearing to the Easy Fox was 90* (The true bearing was 91*). I plotted a route (shortest distance) on my Garmin StreetPilot-III (GPS)which would take me out 10-miles on a bearing of 110*. Following the plotted route, my Doppler suddenly swung left towards Las Positas College. I couldn't believe my eyes, I wasn't expecting the Hard transmitter to be north but, my equipment was rock solid and pointing to the north. My U-R-Here Icom R3 was also beginning to sound off, indicating I should follow my equipment and abandon my initial bearing. Most important pieces of equipment on this hunt was: 1) Icom R3. I used it as my initial bearing receiver on the 4-element beam and as a very reliable U-R-Here receiver as I got close to both transmitters. 2) Arrow 4-element beam. 3) Arrow 75db attenuator. 4) Magnetic compass. 5) AHHA Mirofinder Doppler. It definitely pointed to the transmitters and changed my direction of travel immediately. 6) Garmin StreetPilot-III. Auto routing the shortest distance to the transmitters and clearly visible, street level maps for me to follow. 7) Optoelectronics Scout-40. Frequency counter to sniff out, close-in, the actual transmitting antenna. I used it with my 4-element beam and attenuator.
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20021221_102326.jpg	Hard Fox #1	The winner, Dave-KG6ACD and Scott-KG6NXU said their most important pieces of equipment were: 1) Icom R3. Very reliable U-R-Here receiver, when you get close to transmitters. 2) Henry-II computer Doppler. 3) Radio Shack HTX202 receiver with a homemade modification to internally attenuate the RF signal.
Numbered Coupon	Transmitter #1
Transmitter #2	20021221_111724.jpg	Transmitter #2 (Easy Fox), was fairly easy to find I used the same combination of equipment listed above. In order of most important: 1) Doppler. AHHA Microfinder. 2) U-R-Here radio. Icom R3. 3) Street maps. StreetPilot-III. 4) Sniffer. Scout-40, close-in. 5) Beam. 4-element Arrow.
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Christmas Present	Stapler	Paul Shinn, today's fox, provided Christmas gifts to all hunters. Thank you Paul, for a great hunt and all the presents.
Rich KN6FW Present	Flashlight
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iHop Livermore		See you next year, at our next Fremont Transmitter Hunt, January 4th, 2003. Jim Sakane KD6DX