Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.

IMO, you are going to need something that is legal in the country to
which you are going. Do you know the rules at your destination?

Alan NV8A


On 09/20/04 03:19 pm John Walton put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.

IMO, you are going to need something that is legal in the country to
which you are going. Do you know the rules at your destination?

Alan NV8A


On 09/20/04 03:19 pm John Walton put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.

IMO, you are going to need something that is legal in the country to
which you are going. Do you know the rules at your destination?

Alan NV8A


On 09/20/04 03:19 pm John Walton put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.

"John Walton" wrote in message
...
Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.


What country are you going to?

Ken

"John Walton" wrote in message
...
Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.


What country are you going to?

Ken

"John Walton" wrote in message
...
Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer -- hot,
humid environment full of critters.


What country are you going to?

Ken

John Walton wrote:

Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer --
hot, humid environment full of critters.



Might want to check with the Peace Corps about it. Back when I was in,
(Dem. Repub. of Congo, 1970-71) they were sensitive about looking like
spies (we were frequently accused of being CIA agents, radio or no) that
they really discouraged ham radio operations. That didn't stop me and
another PCV from operating a missionary's station (9Q5MO, IIRC), a big Swan
rig. It was kinda fun being on the other end of a pile-up.

I would think something like a 706 would be a decent choice. Just make sure
it's legal where you're headed. Make sure you're properly licensed, too.

Where you headed?

Mark AA7TA

John Walton wrote:

Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer --
hot, humid environment full of critters.



Might want to check with the Peace Corps about it. Back when I was in,
(Dem. Repub. of Congo, 1970-71) they were sensitive about looking like
spies (we were frequently accused of being CIA agents, radio or no) that
they really discouraged ham radio operations. That didn't stop me and
another PCV from operating a missionary's station (9Q5MO, IIRC), a big Swan
rig. It was kinda fun being on the other end of a pile-up.

I would think something like a 706 would be a decent choice. Just make sure
it's legal where you're headed. Make sure you're properly licensed, too.

Where you headed?

Mark AA7TA

John Walton wrote:

Looking for a recommendation for a rig for a Peace Corps Volunteer --
hot, humid environment full of critters.



Might want to check with the Peace Corps about it. Back when I was in,
(Dem. Repub. of Congo, 1970-71) they were sensitive about looking like
spies (we were frequently accused of being CIA agents, radio or no) that
they really discouraged ham radio operations. That didn't stop me and
another PCV from operating a missionary's station (9Q5MO, IIRC), a big Swan
rig. It was kinda fun being on the other end of a pile-up.

I would think something like a 706 would be a decent choice. Just make sure
it's legal where you're headed. Make sure you're properly licensed, too.

Where you headed?

Mark AA7TA