Our weather this weekend was on the cool side, and it did in fact rain just a little. Over all though I won't complain....it didn't snow!
The IC-703 and my Buddipole are a winning combination it seems. There are more Buddipole parts on the way and should be here this week......and my radio club has an island activation coming up soon, so talk about good timing!
Unfortunately some collective efforts to get a VE3 SOTA Association up and running over the past three years have fell foul of the SOTA management team rules about only allowing peaks that are a minimum of a 150m prominence to qualify. We don't have too may of them here, it's true that there are a good number north of Sault Ste Marie and Thunder Bay, but around where the main ham population lives in Ontario there are none. So all we can do is chase those guys who can activate summits in their part of the world.
It's really great to see the rise in both QRP and SOTA activity on the airwaves, and hopefully it will continue as we slide down into another solar minimum.
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