So far I missed filming a moose and a golden eagle. Okay well it's raining outside and I'm bored out of my skull. So I'm going to use this opportunity to give you an overview of my station here. I'm sitting in tent, lots of lightning and thunder storms rolling over. At 10,000 feet in elevation they're pretty severe. So I have all the coax cables disconnected currently. I run an IC7300, 90 watts out. Usually 90 watts out if the battery is low I'll tune it down to 75 maybe. But I really go over 90 watts on it. Here's the operating position. Back here I have a 40 amp hour lithium iron phosphate battery. This one's not connected at the moment. I have two of them. There's another one back there. That is for running the radio. And I'll alternate between that one and the other one as I'm charging it outside with the solar panel. As far as charging the batteries go I'll use a 100 watt solar panel connected to an MPPT charge controller. Now it's fairly noisy so I have to keep the charge controller out towards the truck. That's about 50 yards away from me on the other side of the kitchen. So I keep the solar charge controller in the better the truck and I use the solar panel on the side of the truck. I'll bring the battery out to the truck and charge one battery all day while I'm using the other one. The noise doesn't really get into the radio. The RFI doesn't really come in while it's that far away. Now this solar generator under the desk, the 85 amp hour battery pack under the desk generates a lot of noise and it's pretty heavy. So I don't take that out to the truck or anything. I just leave it under here. Charge my gear and shut it off while I'm operating. I'll only run a battery and a radio while I'm operating. The iPad I'll run but it's not connected to anything. It's a Bluetooth is turned off. Everything's turned off. It just run in the iPad so it doesn't generate any noise. So it's nice. You know I got the satellite XM radio connected to the battery box underneath. I have my VHF comms connected to the battery box underneath. I have the Bose speaker connected to the battery box underneath. Pretty much all of the peripheral devices that I don't use while I'm operating the HF rig is connected to that solar generator under the desk. And obviously if I'm operating that gets turned off everything else gets turned off. I'm only running the radio and the battery while I'm operating. So I normally operate with 90 watts. 90 watts out from the IC7300. If I'm shooting a video for YouTube I'll run the stock microphone. Otherwise I'm using the Hi-O Pro Elite headset for the ICOM. And yeah so I love the headset. I get good reports on the audio from it and I get good reports on the stock mic too so the hand mic is just fine. So that's it. Just the battery or radio. I run an off-center fed dipole up in the logical pines. It's up about 65 feet. Feeding it with about 75 80 feet of COWACS, RGA-DX. And so yeah the altitude here is 99 plus 99 hundred plus feet in elevation and the antenna is up 65 so the antenna is right at around 10,000 feet. So yeah I tell everybody yeah I'm operating 10,000 feet in elevation. That's where the antenna is sitting anyway. Oh that's it yeah I just keep my gear on the other side of the trailer. I have my toiletry bag and my coffee bag. Some ham radio accessories. Anderson PowerPole connector, wet knots and some of the camera gear I have. Of course my clothes and got some peanuts and pistachios over there too just for snacking. So I run the Sirius XM radio and that works good you know as long as I have a clear view of the southern sky with the antenna. I also have a Bose speaker that is connected to it and that's a bad you know that's rechargeable speaker but I keep it connected to that battery box underneath the desk. I run a little buddy heater for heat that's that's right there. It's currently running because it is wiki cold in here. Roger you got the cold November 0 Kilo 10 goes to the Roger Roger. Roger. All right 7, 3 thank you. The eagle came sweeping down looked like it was after something because it folded its wings back and took a dive but whatever it was got away landed up and tippy top of the tree over there. I went to go get my camera and by the time I got back with the camera it was soaring around the valley over there. That would have been nice to get on film. So I've seen two golden eagles before. Neither one is on film. I guess you just have to be there. Beautiful birds. Moose came down through the trees over there. Started feeding on these willows across the way here about 30 yards away and I had my GoPro on my head and I'm talking to the camera. I pressed the button and I'm talking to the camera and describing how he came through the woods and stuff and I must have had stopped instead of going on camera. I'm about as sharp as a marble.