I now have aprs-is running on my smartphone, so I’m going to use that for self-spotting. I may also post to W0UC's chat http://www.w0uc.com/spots.html, but APRS will be my main spotting tool, since some APRS display software, such as openaprs.net, allows specific stations to be tracked. I will also put a message in the APRS spot with current frequency, beam heading, etc. I’m not going to use ON4KST, since my spot will probably scroll off screen within seconds of being posted. I will be on with my usual 6M thru 10 GHz setup this weekend. I plan to spend Saturday in SE Wisconsin, grids EN53/63. Exact locations are still TBD. Sunday morning, I’ll be in EN62cc, then move to EN51xr in the afternoon, and maybe EN52xc at night. Working frequency will be around 144.180 on 2M, and .080 on 222 & 432. I’ll also be doing some calling on 144.180, but will move closer to 144.200 if there’s no action on .180. More detailed plans are on W0UC’s spreadsheet at http://tinyurl.com/JuneVHF2015 73 - Jim