WA1NPO Homepage Foxhunt Information (Hidden radio transmitter hunting)
Past Automated Foxbox radio tramitter hunt:
The
Foxbox automated transmitter will be hidden in public concervation woods off an
established trail as shown on a Rochester Trail map available online
(click here for the map)
A transmitted DTMF Tone 2 on 146.565 Mhz will activate the Foxbox for 10 minutes of transmissions
A
tree marked with surveyors tape near the Foxbox will have a sign-in
sheet in a plastic bag along with a prize certificate.
The first to find the Foxbox takes the prize certificate (you must be a licened ham to claim the prize)
The Foxbox will be in place and operational from Saturday morning until Sunday afternoon.
NOTE: We are looking forward to starting up this fun event in the future.
Contact Richard AG1B for more info
Richards email: rjmetcalf@comcast.net Past Fox Hunting Event: Field Day 2016 The most recent Fox
Hunt details from Richard
AG1B at the Whitman Club Field Day June 25th &
26th 2016
I
arrived at the Field day site at the East Bridgewater Y and set the
146.535 mhz Fox box just off a trail about 100 yards from the upper
pavilion. This would provide an opportunity for those members who have
wanted to try Fox Box hunting a low pressure location for
first
timers. Over the weekend I saw the following members find the Fox Box
transmitter; ROY KB1CYV, MIKE WA1MAD, JEFF N1SOM, and JIM W1GQN. Congratulations to these
Fox finders. If anyone else participated please
contact RICHARD
AG1B. 73,
Richard,
AG1B The Fox
Box hidden off a trail at Field day Jeff N1SOM Fox Hunting
Please contact Richard
AG1B at rjmetcalf@comcast.net
if you would help support this part of the radio hobby.
New hunters or anyone wishing
to pair up with someone, please contact either: