April 2016 Meet and Run

Thanks, I have no idea how to properly tune the thing. I got a $50 cobra unit then spent 35 on the antenna.

As long as everything is wired and grounded right, we should be able to tune it pretty easily. I know my meter is on the bench in the garage, I just need to dig it out. Needed to clean the garage this weekend and put tools away anyhow.
 
I'm totally in now. That trail looks like a blast. 4low and let the ATRAC do it's job, haha. Paid tomorrow, so I'll be calling CVJ to get my new replacements ordered.
 
I might be in for this, sounds like a good run. I have a compressor I'll bring if anyone needs it.

Question: I have a boat and a handheld VHF radio, will this work with the channels you guys use? If not no big deal Ill grab one before the trip.

Sounds like fun!
 
I might be in for this, sounds like a good run. I have a compressor I'll bring if anyone needs it.

Question: I have a boat and a handheld VHF radio, will this work with the channels you guys use? If not no big deal Ill grab one before the trip.

Sounds like fun!

VHF range is 30-300mhz. The 2 way radios run on UHF at 462mhz. Cb runs HF at 27mhz. So the only frequency you'll be able to communicate on with others going is the 2m ham frequencies at 144-146mhz. But I'm not sure how many people going have a ham radio in their truck, and that also requires a license to communicate on. Better off just grabbing a 2 way radio
 
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How many of you guys planning on camping Saturday night and running another trail Sunday? Or know of good camping spots up there?


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VHF range is 30-300mhz. The 2 way radios run on UHF at 462mhz. Cb runs HF at 27mhz. So the only frequency you'll be able to communicate on with others going is the 2m ham frequencies at 144-146mhz. But I'm not sure how many people going have a ham radio in their truck, and that also requires a license to communicate on. Better off just grabbing a 2 way radio

Will do. Thanks.
 
How many of you guys planning on camping Saturday night and running another trail Sunday? Or know of good camping spots up there?


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I'm considering the same option. Also would I be doing myself a favor by taking off my n-fab steps before the trip
 
I was thinking of taking the same route back home, since I have plans later on in the evening. I'll be there! Anyone coming out of the San Gabriel area and want to meet up before heading to Cleghorn?

im going to be picking up my brother in law in covina, i can meet you up off the 210 or something. let me know and ill PM you my phone number.
 
Count me in! Definitely looking forward to this run.
Will anyone be leaving from the Fullerton / North Orange County area ?
 
APRIL MEET UP AND TRAIL RUN
The meet will be Saturday, 30 April at 9:00am. The run will be Cleghorn to Pilot Rock to Lake Arrowhead.
Difficulty: Easy trails with a follow challenging side trails.

Organizer(s): TheSentinel (Jason)
Trail Leader(s): Reserved

Meet Location: @ 9:00am
Cajon Junction - McDonald’s - Cajon pass 15 fwy & 138 , 92345 Cajon Pass, CA


From Los Angeles or San Diego, navigate to I-15 N, after I-15 merges with I-215, proceed 7 miles and exit at SR-138. You will see McDonalds to your right, turn right onto Wagon Train Rd. We will meet in the parking lot.

Route:
Pilot Rock via Cleghorn: 2N47>>Silverwood Lake (138)>>2N36>>2N33 (Pilot Rock)>>3W14>>Lake Arrowhead
Cleghorn map below
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Pilot rock picture
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CB Channel/ FMRS Chanel:
13/13.1

Tentative Roster:
1. TheSentinel (Organizer)
2. Oneluv13T4R
3. catherinehaataja13
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

If I have missed anyone, please PM me and I'll add you to the list. I would like to verify our numbers before heading out. If you want off the roster, let me know in a PM.

What to bring with you:
Good Attitude - This group is big...we'll need to be patient with each other
Bring food, beverages (no alcohol consumption en route please)
Spare fluids for vehicle
Recovery gear if you have it.
Recovery point front and rear (factory hook is fine)

Description:
[URL="http://www.dirtopia.com/wiki/Cleghorn_Ridge_Trail]Dirtopia Cleghorn Ridge Trail[/URL]
Cleghorn Ridge Trail is a combination of two parallel trails, one difficult and the other easy that intersect at several points. Beginning at Silverwood Lake, California Hwy 138 Google Map this trial offers ridge top views over Mount Baldy and ends at I-15 Cajon Pass exit 129 Google Map or back to Hwy 138 again Google Map The difficult trail runs from Silverwood Lake entrance to this intersection, the rest is easy.
The roughly graded route in this trail is suitable for medium clearance 2WD in dry weather. The US Forest Service has designated this trail as 2N47.
There is a separate 4WD trail (marked as X2W47) that runs parallel to the main route and is smaller. This one intersects the main trail often and has a rating of "difficult". The good news is that drivers are able to view the route beforehand and can choose the sections they want to leave out. The start of the trail has an easy rating which gets tougher as you move towards the top of the Cleghorn Ridge.

[URL="http://www.dirtopia.com/wiki/Pilot_Rock_Truck_Trail]Dirtopia Pilot Rock Truck Trail[/URL]
Pilot Rock Truck Trail is an easy trail as long as you stay on the main portion of the trail but by taking the many side trails along the way you can go from mildly moderate to dangerous. Only experienced offroad drivers should attempt some of the climbs on the side routes since they can become extremely off camber and loose, 2N17X will also intersect 2N33 be aware that this is a very challenging trail and is rated Most Difficult and does deserve the rating.

Bring a lunch, we will be picnicking on the trails

Ranger Station Info:

Mountaintop Ranger District Office & Discovery Center
41374 North Shore Drive, Highway 38
Fawnskin, CA 92333
(909) 382-2790

San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office: 909-382-2600

Note:

As always, I am open to all suggestions and comments.

Do we have an estimated hood count?
 
I'm down for camping Saturday night. Looking forward to BS ing with some 4runners and [MENTION=102715]CrazyNorwegian[/MENTION] I need some spam radio help on my yaesu 7900
 
I'm down for camping Saturday night. Looking forward to BS ing with some 4runners and [MENTION=102715]CrazyNorwegian[/MENTION] I need some spam radio help on my yaesu 7900

Most importantly get your ham radio programmed to the frs frequency we are using, which is 467.6875 PL 67.0 on simplex.
 

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