I'm now retired after driving a semi for 32 years and was one of the first to run packet radio mobile in a semi truck. I also ran a packet BBS at home for many years.

If you check into Midcars on 7.258 most mornings, 7.268 afternoons 2:00- 4:00PM, and on the Free Wheelers 3.916 from 10:00-12:01AM most evenings, you may hear me.

N9GQR-9 is my call sign for APRS in the car when I'm out and about.  You can check where I'm at by going to www.n9gqr.com  and click on the link N9GQR-9 under the APRS Locations. My APRS station at home uses the call of N9GQR.

My home station consists of a Kenwood TS-2000, Drake L7 Amp, Heil Classic Mic and the antenna is an 80 meter loop. 

Check out these web sites that I try and keep up-to-date:  www.CornCobbers.com, www.MidCars.net, www.68Group.net, and www.teenagenet.net also host several ham radio web sites at www.ghs64.net