[aprssig] APRS in the National Parks
Stephen H. Smith
wa8lmf2 at aol.com
Mon May 1 03:13:53 EDT 2006
Not exactly a NATIONAL PARK but it has similar stature. I was driving
around Garden Of The Gods Park near Colorado Springs, CO today (Sunday
31 April). Some but spotty coverage observed using a D700 at full
power into a Comet SB14 6-2-450 tribander antenna.
East of the park, I-25 seems to have continuous coverage from at least
Colorado Springs, CO through the Denver/Boulder metro area to Cheyenne,
WY. It's those super-WIDES in the Front Range of the Rockies
overlooking the flatlands of eastern Colorado and the I-25 corridor.
The approach to Rocky Mtn National Park should be totally covered, but I
don't know what happens when you actually get into the park and behind
the Front Range.
Stephen H. Smith wa8lmf (at) aol.com
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