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Kings Mountain hosts two 120° sectors + Rocket M5 radios. There is also a camera. Everything is mounted on a 60ft tower. |
Kings Mountain hosts two 120° sectors + Rocket M5 radios. There is also a camera. Everything is mounted on a 60ft tower. |
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| + | The site is surrounded by tree on all sides. However, from the top of the tower there is a 90 degree gap looking north east which allows antennas to "see out". |
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== Nodes == |
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Revision as of 20:44, 5 October 2022
South County Amateur Radio Emergency Services (K6MPN)
Site is located in the Woodside hills (map)(photos)
Site Details
Configuration
Kings Mountain hosts two 120° sectors + Rocket M5 radios. There is also a camera. Everything is mounted on a 60ft tower.
Notes
The site is surrounded by tree on all sides. However, from the top of the tower there is a 90 degree gap looking north east which allows antennas to "see out".
Nodes
K6MPN-Kings-Mntn-North
Radio: Rocket M5
Antenna: 120° sector
Frequency: 5895 MHz / Channel 179
Bandwidth: 10 MHz
Location: 37.4360027 -122.3202621
Altitude: 690m
Bearing: 50°
K6MPN-Kings-Mntn-South
Radio: Rocket M5
Antenna: 120° sector
Frequency: 5875 MHz / Channel 175
Bandwidth: 10 MHz
Location: 37.4360027 -122.3202621
Altitude: 690m
Bearing: 50°
Contacts
- Rachel Kinoshita - KK6AC - kk6dac@gmail.com