Bonjour.
A tester, mais je dirais que ce serait mieux avec un fil de masse sur la carrosserie. Sinon, c'est la tresse du cable coax qui fera le deuxième quart d'onde de l'antenne, mais bon, la carrosserie c'est mieux...
Gil.

Hello.
Thanks Ray for posting!
If anyone has information from Sarasota Florida, please post it here, I have many friends there...
Gil.

Oh yes, just because you keep line-of-sight...
Gil.

Hello, welcome aboard!
Unfortunately I have no control over the CATCHPA..
Gil.

Hello.
I do not quite understand your question, please explain further, thanks.
Gil.

Hello Ben.
I would look on Ebay, but I doubt they show up often..
Gil.

Hello Paul.
Check here maybe: https://f4igo.fr
Gil.

Nice! That's very practical. Thanks for posting!
Gil.

Hello.
I used to own a KX3, and was dumb enough to sell it, big mistake.
Gil.

Thanks Sparks. They don't mention much about comms. I wish I remembered where I got that information...

Gil.

Thanks Sparks. Julian and I are in contact and might have some common stuff down the pipe...

Gil.

Great point Ray, I didn't think about the broadcasting thing.. HF will be heard somewhere most of the time, and any radio operator would jump on a distress like it was his life's mission!
Gil.

Hello Ray :-)
Yep, there was also the case of the ship Bounty, reproduction of the original, that sailed in a hurricane off the coast of Florida years ago. Their satellite comms failed in the storm but they were able to send an email to the coast guard via Winlink! If I remember well the captain did not make it but around 14 crew were saved (can't remember this second)..
Gil.

Hello.
One only has to subscribe to satellite TV and wait for the first storm to know that satellites do not always work!
Gil.

Hello.
I updated the site engine to Simple Machines 2.1.3. As usual, please let me know if you notice any degradation of service or bugs. Thank you.
Gil.