I had asked you that several emails ago. HOWEVER, I think I sent them to you not the list. It will take me a couple hours to drive out there. What time did you have in mind? pverhage1960

Hi Harry, if you hear KD5SFW in Tulsa tell her "her dad says HI". I'm not sure how active she is but she just got her license back in May. I think she has only talked to her mom and I. I look forward

Michael, I would suggest you bring your stuff. I have at least 5 members coming with my group. I think we will be ok. Our members can assist you. "Never give up! - Never surrender!" (I love that

I will be launching a balloon and tracking it the old wayno APRS. If there is anyone that would like to help me chase it please let meknow. Thanks Mike KD0FW

I just talked to Paul on the cell phones. Michael, Paul said the same thing I did - there will be plenty of people to help, please bring your balloon and launch with us. Michael, please don't put off

Spoke with Don and Paul this evening. Herington airport will definitely be the launch site for Saturday. Paul also wanted me to make sure everyone knows that you *will* need a free one-day permit to

I have some slides I'd like to show if possible....is there a Carousel style slide projector available at the university or could someone bring one? Also, since I've been working 80 hour weeks with

ANSR has decided not to launch our payloads at the GPSL. After conferring with other ANSR members, we decided it would be best not to launch. The ANSR-8 flight is only a couple weeks away and it

Hello all; I've put together a list of the repeaters along I-70 West of Manhattan, KS. I'm getting ready to program in the freqs to flip through on the way out and back. Thought it might be of some

The MAARS web site and the majority of the Google references show 147.255+ as the repeater frequency. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/1173/repeater.html Don and Paul can give us a coverage

Will do. Mark Conner wrote:

The Eta and AVN now cover the launch time. Unfortunately, the Eta indicates a more unidirectional wind profile and a bit stronger one. For a 95,000 ft burst, the landing is 352 degrees at 19

Paul, if you check email, I'm on my way. I'll try to monitor this repeater in Manhattan (147.255+) and call you on it. Knowing you and radio I will expect to call you on your cell phone. ;-) I should

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The two model solutions (Eta and AVN) are coming closer together, and are showing less risk of getting close to Junction City. AVN - 95kft burst = 323 deg at 10 miles AVN - 75kft burst = 020 deg at

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Don and I dropped off the 9 helium tanks at the airport. The total cost for the truck and gas was $100. Needless to say, we need people with cars to help us haul the tanks out of there on Monday.

I'll be in town on Thursday. Can I get a list of people who expect to be here on Thursday and may want to go to dinner? I'll recommend a Chinese/American buffet on the sourthwest side of

I can send messages to the group, but I can't send email outside the group. Can someone please send email to kc0dw@... and let him know what's happening as far as our changes? My HT wasn't

I don't know about the slide carosel yet, can someone bring one? I've faxed WDAF in KC and WIBW in Topeka. I let materials with the Manhattan Mercury and talked to the Herington Times by phone. If