Driving from Seatlle down to the Bay area via I5 and a stop a Redding.

Is there something I can plot my repeaters available on a route ?

I know its last min, leaving in AM, just thought of this though
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Scotty N7HJ

Look at the ArtSci Repeater Guide URL:
http://www.artscipub.com/mapbook/

Also the ARRL has a trvellers CD URL:
http://www.arrl.org/catalog/index.php3?category=CD-ROMs

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One Watt
"R. Scott" wrote in message
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Driving from Seatlle down to the Bay area via I5 and a stop a Redding.

Is there something I can plot my repeaters available on a route ?

I know its last min, leaving in AM, just thought of this though
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Scotty N7HJ

In article , says...

Driving from Seatlle down to the Bay area via I5 and a stop a Redding.

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A most worthy trip. I do it every year to go and see family,
friends, and to do a bunch of electronics scrounging.

Suggestion, in case you've not done this befo Don't follow I-5
all the way down to Altamont Pass, and then cut west on I-580. That's
the long way around. Instead, shortly after you get southwest of
Sacramento, you'll see an exit for I-505. Take it, and then pick up I-80
west around Fairfield. It'll take you straight in through Vacaville,
Vallejo, then across the Carquinez Bridge and down through San Pablo,
Richmond, Berkeley, and Oakland.

Enjoy your travels. I will be following in your tire tracks in
about two weeks.

73 de KC7GR


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