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Snow in San Diego? Cuyamaca Peak "at 6,512 feet (1,985m)",is a mountain in San Diego County roughly 40 miles (64km) from the Pacific Ocean, Snows in winter are common above 5,000 feet at this Peak but SD has the BEST all Year Weather in the Nation cheeky San Diego has 70 miles of coastline and lots of beaches.

Hello from Dave in San Diego, CA.
MY Home is Located 14 miles in-land from the bay of San Diego at an Elevation of 232.149 m / 761.644 feet above sea level on side of the hill
over looking San Diego CA the Antenna is about 35 feet above ground "total height about 800 feet above sea leavel" on the side of the Hill I live on.
*Station: TS-480SAT with 100 watts. If needed Ameritron AL-811 600w.
*Tower 1-
KIO HexBeam on 20,17,15,10M at 35 feet above ground.
*Tower 2- 2m Cushcraft A148 10S Yagi Antenna.35 feet above ground.
*Alpha Delta DX-CC 82 FT long 80-10M Inverted V antenna. Peak 35 feet above ground
Started in Short Wave Radio and radio hobbyist sine the age of 13.

Worked as Space Elec./Hardware QC/QE systemstestNASA Certified & Aero Space for 15years. (retired) from this line of work
I will QSL with Email or eQSL.com Thank you for confirming the contact with QRZ.com logbook.Thank you
I believe in the DX Code Of Conduct http://dx-code.org/

TOWER #1 Below new HexBeam fromKIO (35 feet above ground to base plate, 20, 17, 15, 10 meters New Spot(19May2012)

Above: new Paint on tower 1, and just showing off/having fun BELOW:Views from what the ANT's see.


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Below HomeBrew Ground Plane Ant works from 6m - 12m with tuner
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BELOW IS THEOLD SETUP towers are NOT Curved CAM LENS ISSUE Tower #2 is now 2meter's

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