Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

Adventure Radio Society hosts an annual QRP contest event called Filght of the Bumble Bees. The Bumblebees walk, hike, bike, climb or boat to their sites. Purpose is to encourage outdoor radio activity and have fun. Home stations are welcomed to participate as well. Dave -NK0E, goats and I had a great time! Dave used his K1 w/G5RV and I had my FT817 buddipole and jumper dipole.

Guy/N7UN and I along with our faithful Sherpa/goats (Rooster & Peanut) tested out our gear on Mt Herman before for the big day. The big day being the Ham 14er Event (http://www.14er.org/). Guy had just flown in from NJ and needed to acclimate to higher elevations if he was going to stand a chance of trekking to.... more

My pack goats and I hiked up to a favorite ham radio site for an overnight to operate in a QRP contest. Goats made mischief while I made many contacts using my FT-817 and Buddistick antenna.

My Goats and I hiked up Mt Herman to watch the Thunderbirds practice their flyovers for the AFA graduation ceremony. We also had fun making several QRP ham radio contacts with the FT-817 and sloper dipole

Video #3 from our Old Goats QRPxpedition on Uncompahgre Peak as NØB. A video QSL of the stations we made contact with. My pack goat Peanut dances to a Cuban Bosa Nova.

Dave NK0E and I with my goats Rooster and Peanut carrying our water and gear spent Friday night on Mt Herman at our favorite hangout! Saturday AM after watching a great sunrise we got up the antennas, set our radios (FT817 and Elecraft K1) and started to prowl the bands. Video tells the story better than I.

The Buddipole Users on Montserrat were interviewed on ZJB, Montserrat's radio station, during their DXpedition in 2007. We explained what we were doing and why we picked Montserrat.

"Gaining Altitude" is an account of N0B's journey into thin air with Rooster and Peanut. On August 10 2008 NØB (manned with Guy/N7UN and Steve/NØTU) along with their faithful Sherpa/goats (Rooster and Peanut) set out to climb Uncompahgre Peak, CO (14,309') from the Nellie Creek Trailhead (11,400'). Mean.... more

A short clip of a friend's Field Day mobile rig.