Mount Helix is an easy drive up peak in San Diego. I stopped by on my way to the airport to kill some time before heading home. Your GPS can get you to the top, where there is a small lot with room for less than a dozen cars.
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Looking over at Dictionary Hill |
There is a paved path to the top on one side, and an amphitheater on the other. I walked around to the shady side, and found a small clearing to set up in. Adam K6ARK was on his way over, and arrived shortly after I started operating. He had made a tiny single lever paddle, so I had to try it out.
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A joint activation. |
The paddle was great to use, and I made lots of contacts. Adam didn't want to operate, so once I was done I packed up and we headed out.
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Summit amphitheater. |
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