AA6E Station Log

  The Ham Station, slightly idealized Amateur Radio Operator Imagine a seasoned amateur radio operator: A weathered face: Lines etched by ye...

This blog needs some attention!  It has been over a year now.  The Blogger service is changing, and the world of social media is evolving dr...

Eleven years is nearly an eternity for computing hardware.  In my IT glory days, we said that a 3 year old PC was effectively at its end of ...

You can see our new 86 ft inverted-V-non-resonant dipole on top the "Whitfield" building at Evergreen Woods , our new QTH.  Fed...

We have completed our move to Evergreen Woods, at least to the point of unpacking many of our boxes of "stuff".  Time to check ...

AA6E moving on, see my web site:  https://aa6e.net/nw/index.php/13-senior/25-aa6e-in-transition .  The big shack picture is fading into hist...

I killed off Google+ last year and started a little tradition.  Today, I've killed off Facebook.  At least, I'm deleting my perso...

We are going to be taking down the ham antennas, because we're moving to a retirement community.  This happens. On the positive sid...