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Carlos/KD9OLN Parachute Mobile on 2m FM
2 June 2020 | by Gaining some elevation for VHF operating is always a good idea. Most of the time, we think about this in terms of operating from summits or towers. Another option is to go up in an aircraft…and maybe jump out of it. Carlos/KD9OLN did just that with a parachute mobile operation captured on video.
In the video, the first altitude he mentions is 9000 feet, while over Illinois, which is about 800 feet above average sea level. That’s what we call Height Above Average Terrain.
73 Bob K0NR
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Totally awesome! A brave man!
Thanks for sharing!
73, Steve W4TOL
Coolest thing I’ve seen in 2020!
Fantastic. Hope Carlos will contact our Parachute Mobile group.
We’d like to have him as a member.
http://www.parachutemobile.com
QST article showcasing our ops.
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/QST/This%20Month%20in%20QST/May2016/GLIFFORT.pdf