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We did everything right. Everything that was asked of us. And still, it came to this. https://www.flickr.com/photos/204260183@N04/ | left | fan of all amendments | @ me for ham radio advice

thats rain, baby
royal kludge F68, folded
Processed #astro shot from last night.
uncropped shot of the astro sesh last night
star tracker set up, fire starting. I took a 1hr time lapse of that horizon with the ZV1 - will stitch it together when I get home.
sausage egg hash brown breakfast
photograph of the IC-781 I am buying. Owner callsign blacked out for privacy.
Photo of a set of Icom 475a and 275a transceivers.
Short clip of an Icom 275A 2 meter all mode radio.
M97 upper left, M108 bottom center.
Balun test - 10 turns of RG400 coax on an FT240-43 ferrite.
wide shot of the campsite feat. 100w solar and one o them SUV tents
Picture of a Hanmatek scopemeter in volts mode, reading a $20 (amazon) precision voltage/resistance source.
Shure 444, Kenwood MC-85, Kenwood MC-50, Astatic D104.
screenshot of calc.app on macos in rpn mode
enormous stack of ic-900 modules and parts on ebay. these radios were a modular configuration, where you connected the band modules you wanted a la carte.
A brand new matched pair of 572B transmitting tubes to freshen up my SB-200 amplifier.
SB200 amp hooked up outside just in case it catches fire. I replaced the high voltage power supply before I even tried powering it on, as it had the original early 70s capacitors. A modern replacement board is much smaller and better specced.
my start page in my browser (a gethomepage.app config) with a bunch of cool things (radio and media piracy and rss) and one bad thing (ollama/openwebui)
Uncropped 100x30sec stack of M101 Pinwheel Galaxy. red cat 51, iso1000
Video clip of a Yaesu FT-1000D on the 40 meter band.
A Yaesu FT-1000D HF transceiver (with icom 7300 on top for size comparison). It is ENORMOUS, 51 lbs, 200 watts of all analog power. No DSP anywhere.
SB200 amp underneath - soft start and soft key boards already installed.
heathkit sb-110a 6 meter rig
a Heathkit SB-200 HF amplifier
1 lb ground pork, 1 lb mild italian sausage, 1 egg, handful of bread crumbs, salt, pepper, italian dry seasoning, powdered garlic + onion. 30mins at 350f then 5 mins at 450
giant wattmeter.
the Leo Triplets - top center is NGC 3628, M65 down and right, M66 down and left. About 35M light years away.
rf-1400 hatsune miku right side
daytime security cam shot
its a predator meme about tiger woods being drunk all the time
zeroing the SIG red dot on top of my redcat and a6700
it is the moon! a6700, redcat 51 wifd, light pollution filter, 1/100, f/4.9, 100 iso
red cat 51 with a SIG romeo 5 red dot for alignment and spotting
William Optics Redcat 51 WIFD astrograph
20x90 second exposure of the night sky. the starlink trails came in over about 6-7 minutes, 2 to 3 at a time. thanks elon, hope your parallel internet where you can say slurs deorbits and doesnt miss you on the landing
Hadeus I and II are the bright boys on the left. Analysis: https://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/14835622#annotated Sony A6700 210mm f/6.3 30x30sec exposures
pictures of a bunch of balls of hot gas (my monitor is on)
a Star Adventurer 2i tracker on an equatorial mount. You align it with Polaris (there's a small telescope right on the axis under that black cap on the main unit) and it spins the green part and camera at 1 revolution per sidereal day. then you use the top mount to aim your camera at something and take a LOT of photos. the tracker's rotation cancels out the earth's rotation, giving you clear pics.
pan of brownies
more denver snow this morning. a6700, 35mm f/1.7 iso800 1/8000, 240fps -> 60fps
slow mo snow. shot at 4k240, slowed to 60fps
"could be dns"
bigger moon