In reply to ON3WAB:
G/LD-039 Baystones - only 1 point but is in the square.
You could also activate Stoney Cove Pike from NY40 whilst still in the activation zone.
Hope you and your family enjoy your holiday in the lake district. Baystones G/LD-039 I would recomend you activate it is a nice easy short walk and apparently it is in the NY40 square.
I purchased a Garmin GPS60 with cable and Maps all in about £150. This is great as I can plot route on computer and transfer to GPS via USB and print out a route card. Although ok I suggest you try to buy better GPS if possible as there are more upto date models available.
In reply to G4BLH:
On the WAB site it is Monday 10th
I’m working but may be able to get home in time as the Cricket doesn’t look like it will last until Monday. (My route is through Headingly).
For some reason your name is appearing as Stuart under M6ONL on the alerts.
I’m working tomorrow in Leeds until 10:30z but hope to be home to catch you in NY40 (worked it on 2m but not HF).
Hi all, did Baystones yesterday but was only a short activation.Will try Stony cove pike from NY40 wab activation zone tomorrow wednesday. Cannot give an eta but it will be earlier then yesterday.
We had to run from Baystones because of the bad weather.
Hope to catch you tomorrow.
Old man of Coniston is forseen for Friday
P.s. I am at the postoffice at Ambleside, no internet at the B&B sorry.
Thanks for all for coming back to my calls today from Stoney Cove Pike.
As they predict bad weather for Friday, Old Man of Coningston will be tackeld most likely tomorrow.
Eta probably around the same time.
To Mitch: sorry if I did not come back to you. I have not heard you calling. after the pile-up I called about 3 times: “last calls” Then no one came back so I presumed no one wanted a contact anymore. Sorry If I missed you. I did not want to stay any longer than needed because it is a long way down and we are not familier with the “Lakes weather”
No error I’m afraid, someone else called Stuart already registered using that callsign for some reason. The anomaly has been noted and will be dealt with so you can register your call.
There have been quite a few instances where OFCOM have issued the same call in error.
I believe there were three M3RAE - one lived locally and now is an M6???.