I will be doing some travelling and plan on taking a QRP station with
me. I have a KX3 on order. With the hassle of dealing with TSA, I dont
think I should have a problem with putting the KX3, a power supply, the
pigtail wifi interface, and a few other things in a Pelican case. The
antennas
Ron,
The last time I travelled with a rig, it was an FT-857D. I was able to put
it and all the cables I needed into my carry-on, which was just my regular
attache/brief case. I attached a copy of my license to the top of the
rig. I had the rig and power cable. I didn't have a power supply
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Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2012 13:30:24
To: Ronald Nutterron.nut...@networkref.com
Cc: elecraftelecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Questions about taking a QRP station on the plane
Ron,
The last time I travelled with a rig, it was an FT-857D. I
On 6/22/2012 10:24 AM, Ronald Nutter wrote:
I will be doing some travelling and plan on taking a QRP station with
me. I have a KX3 on order. With the hassle of dealing with TSA, I dont
think I should have a problem with putting the KX3, a power supply, the
pigtail wifi interface, and a few
I always travelled to the Carribbean and Latin America with my MP-1, mini
tripod and a bunch of radials, coax that were checked in as part of my luggage.
Never a problem.
Only issue I had was in LAX, they always did the swab test on my K2/10 with the
built in battery everytime I connected
I take my radio between SJC and MHT in checked luggage several
times a year with no problems. I occasionally get a TSA note
saying they have inspected the bag. I am usually carrying:
PSK-20 QRP rig from Small Wonder Labs (a radio with no
external controls)
A Signalink USB interface
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