Moab Utah SkinnyTire Festival

I had a fantastic time working on the Communications Team for the Moab Utah SkinnyTire Festival - March 12 - 16, 2010

Schedule:

Day 1 - Highway 128 River Ride

Day 2 - Dead Horse State Park / Cancelled for Snow

Day 3 - Arches National Park

Day 4 - Highway 279 River Portal Ride

Daily Blogs: http://kc7cpm.blogspot.com

• Friday March 12
  
• Day 1 Saturday March 13
• Day 2 Sunday March 14
• Day 3 Monday March 15
• Day 4 Tuesday March 16
• Final Blog / Photos / Slide Show

Photos:

• SkinnyTire Moab Utah Photos
• SkinnyTire Moab Utah Slide Show
• http://www.flickr.com/photos/wbuckwal/tags/moab

New Ham Radio Blog Site

I was focusing too much on Ham Radio here on my Blog Site so I created a new Blog Site just for my Ham Radio Posts.

KC7CPM Ham Shack - http://kc7cpm.blogspot.com

I love doing Ham Radio! I'm very active in a lot of aspects of Ham Radio.

ARES - Amateur Radio Emergency Service
DX - Working long Distance all over the world.
Local VHF / UHF Repeaters
Boy Scouts and Ham Radio
NASA / Space and Ham Radio

http://www.qsl.net/kc7cpm

In Moab working Comm at SkinnyTire Festival

I'm in Moab Utah March 12 to 16, 2010 working Communications for the Skinny Tire Festival.

Check out my new Ham Radio Blog Site for more details:
http://kc7cpm.blogspot.com

http://skinnytireevents.com

Communications Have Come a Long Way

Communications Have Come a Long Way::
"In fact, one of my favorite sayings is, 'The name of the game is to communicate.'
The speed really took hold with the development of the ability to send instantaneous electronic signals. In 1836 Samuel Morse created the Morse Code. Then, in 1879, the first telephone was created, and we could effectively communicate for hundreds and hundreds of miles. The next step was to be able to communicate across oceans. Just 48 years ago, the first transatlantic TV signal was sent via satellite. And today, we have cell phones, texting, emails and the capability to have personal video sent anywhere in the world. Who knows what will be next."