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Radio Direction Finding Transmitter Hunting
Bay Hunt
Starting from anywhere you want.
July 21, 2007
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Area T-Hunting WEB SITE.
Web page and photography by:
Jim - KD6DX
Web servers and space provided by: Johnathan - AE6HO
Last updated:
Saturday, July 21, 2007
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Participants
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Fox: Paul
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| TEAMS (3) |
NOTES |
| Rich-KN6FW |
Started from the
Oakland Hills |
| Jim-KD6DX and Kathleen-N6DOB |
Started from
Fremont |
| Gary-WB6YRU |
Started from South
San Jose |
| Jason-KG6LRF and Susan-KG6LRG |
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| Henry-KF6PCE and Joan-KF6QGJ |
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| Any others ? |
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Hunt date: July 21, 2007
Start: 10:00 AM from anywhere.
One hidden transmitter, 146.565 MHz.
Scoring method: None.
The hider; Paul.
The winner was; None
I did not take an initial bearing
however, I did use Rich-KN6FW's bearing towards the KRE radio station
and festival. I figured I would just use my Doppler to find the
Fox. Lucky I used Rich's bearing because I did not hear the Fox until I
got within 3.5 miles of it.
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Fox
transmitter strapped in the clear, on a cyclone fence post. |
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Notice
the fence dips down into a raven, below average terrain.
The KRE Radio Station, C.H.R.S. California Historical
Radio Society festivities. |
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The
KRE Radio Station Antenna, looming high into the sky.
Paul, manning the HAM radio station inside the
historical KRE radio building. |
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A
UMAC-606 tube converted into an retirement award.
Singer Frankye Kelly and Friends, entertaining the
crowd of festival goers.
Jim-KD6DX |
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