Mt. Hebo Communication Array Video - 3100ft elevation ..

 From: "Ken Swaggart" <kenswaggart@gmail.com>

To: "LincolnCountyACS" <LincolnCountyACS@lcacs.org>
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2021 5:45:09 PM
Subject: [LincolnCountyACS] Video of OCRG Mt Hebo repeater site

Today I visited the OCRG repeater site on Mt Hebo to reset the air conditioner in the radio room (it was 100 degrees in there) and do a little antenna work. It was 90 degrees at 3100 feet, but there was a nice breeze.  While there I launched the drone and took some video to document the antennas.

 

Since many of you have used the Mt Hebo 147.22 MHz repeater I thought you might like to see what the antennas at the site look like.  Also took a panoramic 360 degree view from the elevation of the tower to show how good of site it is. Eventually I’ll take some video of the other sites used by ACS members.

 

Here’s the YouTube link:

https://youtu.be/LtTEz27cBw0

 

And the HD version:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u58v348fx607zvi/2021_06_26%20Mt%20Hebo%20Survey%20HD.mp4?dl=0

 

73,

Ken 




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