Amateur Radio Station W1PID - Jim Cluett - 1241 New Hampton Road - Sanbornton, New Hampshire 03269
 



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-- 20 Mtr CW Marine Mobile on Hermit Lake 2006 --


-- 40 Mtr CW on Rattlesnake Mt. overlooking Squam Lake May 2003 --

 
-- Discovering the Ledges --


--DX from a Moving Train--

Wilderness area along Pemigewasset River where I often operate portable

Click for more photos of Pemigewasset site


- Camping on Squam Lake 2008 -


Articles


        Knox Mountain in the Fall  Two Fall Hikes to Knox Mountain - Oct 2008

        Camping on Squam Lake  Overnight on Moon Island on Squam Lake - June 2008

        QRP at Shaker Village  QRPTTF at Shaker Village in Canterbury 2008

        Spring on Knox Mountain  First Spring Hike to Knox Mountain 2008

        QRP on Ice  Working DX from Hermit Lake January 2008

        Ski Trip to Knox Cabin Winter QRP from the Cabin at Knox Pond

        Adventure on Squam Lake A Canoe Trip to Moon Island

       Magic Day in New Hampshire The Fall ARCI Contest 2007 in Full Color

        Fall Hike to the Ledges  Discovering the Ledges and some DX on a perfect fall day

        Working DX from a Moving Train Operating in the Caboose

         Merrimack River Trip Canoing the Merrimack River with AB1AV

        Field Day on the Lake Field Day 2006 /MM

        Flight of the Bumble Bees - 2006 A Hike to Knox Mountain

        Discovering a New Trail Always Bring Your Radio... to the bank.

        Kayak on Hermit Lake Marine Mobile on Hermit Lake

        Knox Mountain Hike A Hike to the Knox Mountain Cabin

        Morse Muff Cold Weather - Warm Hands for CW

        Snow Adventures Cross Country Ski / Radio Adventure

        DX from Frozen Lake Operating from Hermit Lake in February

        QRP on my Windowsill What You Can Do with Almost Nothing

Flight of the Bumble Bees - 2004 Photo and brief description
Pocket HF Radio This is an article for beginners on Portable QRP
Radio Magic Remembrance of Johnny Johnson W1JY
NTS is Dying Should we save it?

 

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300 mw CW