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Lonesome Stations - Knickohr - 2015-08-16

Today, I spend some time to watch die Google map for BO.

There are some (active) stations far far away from other (>1000km) :

 993 - Maui, Hawaii - United States / Hawaii
 935 - Atalaya  and 665 - Cúcuta - Colombia
1267 - Sint Eustatius - Netherlands Antilles
 913 - Rio de Janeiro, Copacabana and 939 - Fundão - Brazil
1305 - Farm Tivoli - Namibia
1332 - Wolmanansstad
1352 - Pretoria - South Africa
987 - Armavir - Russian Federation
1365 - Doha - Qatar
1307 - Turar and 1357 - Almaty - Kazakhstan
1113 - Bangkok - Thailand
1303 - Hong Kong - China
844 - Rockingham - Australia
973 - Perth - Australia
966 - Darwin, Alawa and 915 - Darwin - Humpty Doo - Australia

The northernmost station is 184 - Inari, Ivalo - Finland, the southernmost is 1325 - Dunedin - New Zealand.

Whats' about the station in the Antarctic ?

Hope, I didn't forget one Wink

We need some stations in Alaska, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Russian Union, Japan ... Big Grin

Thomas


RE: Lonesome Stations - Aythya - 2015-08-17

I am currently in the process of assembling, and testing a brand-new system Red (station 1220), to be operated in Atlantic Canada.   So, at least a small part of your wish will soon be granted Wink

Cheers


RE: Lonesome Stations - Knickohr - 2015-08-17

Cool Lightning Lightning Lightning

Heart

1220 ???
1220 Greenbelt NASA Goddard Space Flight Cent... United States / Maryland Idle 2015-08-17 18:43

Thomas


RE: Lonesome Stations - Aythya - 2015-08-17

Oops, my bad.  That's my user number.  I still have to properly register the system..  But I should be in a position to do that within the next week.  I just got a lock on the GPS system, first crack so looks like all the soldering is A1 right out of the gate.

Cheers


RE: Lonesome Stations - kevinmcc - 2015-08-22

I would like to see more station in Hawaii.

A start maybe working with the University of Hawaii as they have several campuses.

Be interesting if they would operate stations at each campus.

https://www.hawaii.edu/campuses/

Also there is Brigham Young University-Hawaii in Laie.

http://byuh.edu/

Possibility of up to 11 more stations at different locations across the islands, if they are willing to get involved.


RE: Lonesome Stations - cutty - 2015-08-22

(2015-08-22, 00:16)kevinmcc Wrote: I would like to see more station in Hawaii.

A start maybe working with the University of Hawaii as they have several campuses.

Be interesting if they would operate stations at each campus.

https://www.hawaii.edu/campuses/

Also there is Brigham Young University-Hawaii in Laie.

http://byuh.edu/

Possibility of up to 11 more stations at different locations across the islands, if they are willing to get involved.
Great Lightning

Get in touch with our good friend "Lonesome" Stan (Silversword) in Maui... our BT pioneer out there!...
... best way would be through WxForum.Net... you'll have to register to get his profile... any problems,
PM me...   http://www.wxforum.net/index.php?action=profile;u=2854

He can be a great contact, then we could go from there... especially with System BLUE on the horizon!
Stan currently sends to both Oceania, and North America, unless that's changed recently, so he's all
by himself in the middle of the Pacific....

Mike


RE: Lonesome Stations - RadBaron - 2015-08-23

(2015-08-17, 19:44)Aythya Wrote: I am currently in the process of assembling, and testing a brand-new system Red (station 1220), to be operated in Atlantic Canada.   So, at least a small part of your wish will soon be granted Wink

Cheers

Nice to see another Atlantic Canadian on the board. I'd love to put up a fully assembled station and feed it in. Just have to wait patiently until Blue comes online :Smile

Wx today in Sydney... Thunder to the left of me, thunder to the right!


RE: Lonesome Stations - cutty - 2015-08-23

(2015-08-23, 19:27)RadBaron Wrote:
(2015-08-17, 19:44)Aythya Wrote: I am currently in the process of assembling, and testing a brand-new system Red (station 1220), to be operated in Atlantic Canada.   So, at least a small part of your wish will soon be granted Wink

Cheers

Nice to see another Atlantic Canadian on the board. I'd love to put up a fully assembled station and feed it in. Just have to wait patiently until Blue comes online :Smile

Wx today in Sydney... Thunder to the left of me, thunder to the right!

I think Aythya's correct info is "1384" in New Brunswick...   we're working with a few new stations in "Americas" (region 3) for optimization, and there has been some confusion... ???


RE: Lonesome Stations - Aythya - 2015-08-24

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I think Aythya's correct info is "1384" in New Brunswick...   we're working with a few new stations in "Americas" (region 3) for optimization, and there has been some confusion... ???
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Yes, it is indeed 1384..   Going to ultimately get both H-field and E-field amps tweeked, and running at the same time  (if work and everything else would stop getting in the way, LOL!)

Cheers,
Hal


RE: Lonesome Stations - Thomas1965 - 2015-08-27

(2015-08-16, 17:55)Knickohr Wrote: Today, I spend some time to watch die Google map for BO.

There are some (active) stations far far away from other :
 
1113 - Bangkok - Thailand

Thomas

Here is Chiang Mai, 650 km north of Bangkok (1113), west of HongKong (could make sense for better position), and  found this website, and was watching Thunderstorms since age of 12 ...
So when blue comes out, and I get one, I will use my large area out of town to fix.
Would like to have contact to station 1113 in Bangkok. MAy be should find some more in Isaan (East Thailand) getting a triangle ?

Connected via TOT 1.024 Down, 512 up, Wifi, 4 km to Main station.

Greets from Thomas (a German in Thailand)