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What things do you need? Off grid stuff? There's a lot of wind up in that part of the state so it's a viable option for power.
I monitor the ARA's RIMLINK system when I'm up there. It's on Greens Peak, and has great coverage.
When you head to Show Low, stop at the Stanford General Store. It's at the intersection of RT60 and 61. They have a pretty good deli inside.
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If they do cause noise, file a complaint with the FCC, requesting that they are all removed.
I'm taking option B. For lots of reasons,
I'm moving to a little piece of heaven in northeastern Arizona.
After extensive testing, I found that the cat only generates significant noise when I step on his tail in the middle of the night.
Let me know when you get here. I have some land outside of Show Low.
I'm in St. Johns now talking to people about all the things I'm going to need. I'll be here through Friday and then back to St. Louis until late October. I haven't been to Show Low yet, but it's on my plan.
What things do you need? Off grid stuff? There's a lot of wind up in that part of the state so it's a viable option for power.
I monitor the ARA's RIMLINK system when I'm up there. It's on Greens Peak, and has great coverage.
When you head to Show Low, stop at the Stanford General Store. It's at the intersection of RT60 and 61. They have a pretty good deli inside.
I'm getting info on building permits, getting a well survey, storage container placement and other new land-owner info. I have the solar panels for electricity and a reasonable battery pack, but I'm looking for solar hot water panels and installation stuff.
I am also serious about what if anything needs to be done to have a good radial system in sandy DRY conditions. I'll probably head over to Show Low tomorrow. That seems to be where everything is.
ETA: I'm generally on the 2100 net each night. People can't quite figure out how I'm getting into the repeater from St. Louis. I'm telling them that I'm using a 1,500 watt amp and a 50-element log periodic at 300'.