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Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Heiligenstein from OE5AKM
Date : 12.3.2019
Activity: Hike to the Heiligenstein (776 m, JN77IV); Descent like ascent
Start and finish: Weyer / parking in the village
Total duration: 4; 30 hours
Way: sufficiently well signposted / marked, traffic-poor side street (paved) with abbreviations (crates); last short steep climb to the church or on the actual summit rock
Weather: overcast, at first unproductive snow showers, plus degrees; some wind at the summit
Amateur Radio: Yaesu FT1XDE with flexible plug antenna (Diamond SRHF-40); Max. 5 W FM on 2 m and 70 cm
QRV on the Heiligenstein (776 m, JN77IV, SOTA / GMA): QSO on 145.500 MHz with Hubert, OE5GHN, who just can take me in with my 5 W; It is better to have the Sonntagberg repeater with Toni, OE3TAN.
Parking in Weyer Here it goes up - see green signpost! The 2 hours walking time are extremely generous! Review of Weyer At higher altitudes there is snow. St. Sebaldus am Heiligenstein Up to this parking lot just below the church you could start up. Stairway to the church Rocky summit construction directly behind church and tavern Heiligenstein (776 m): view from above As the adjacent tavern-chimney begins to smoke, ... ... I start the descent. Abbreviation over a meadow Back in Weyer Weyer and the Heiligenstein; the fire deck from the beginning of March is also included.
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