That is Halligan Mesa. You can't get very close by the road, though the
first no tresspasing sign is not valid. I spent a bit of time with the
county assessor office (or maybe recorder, I forget) and the BLM. The
USAF just owns the top of the hill. I don't recall what is at the 2nd
no tresspassing sign, i.e. does it have a fence or not. Anyway, you
could park and hike around the hill. I can't vouch how high the RF
field is at the facility. In theory, they are suppose to fence off
areas that exceed unsafe limits, but we are talking about the DOD. ;-)

The first time I went to the Warm Spring repeater site, I took the
wrong road. I parked beneath the site at a different repeater site
(telco), then climbed the hill. It was about as steep as Tikaboo.
Anyway, in the distance I heard gun shots, and in a minute or two I was
joined by a herd of Big Horn sheep that decided to climb the same hill
I was climbing. Fortunately, they kept their distance.

Regarding the ULF, after reading the UWB manuals, I think a passive
approach won't cut it. I have some ideas on active circuitry.

Getting back to Haligan Mesa, if you look carefully at the terraserver
images, you can see there is disturbed earth between Basecamp and
Halligan Mesa. I suspect there is a cable buried there. In theory, an
easement would be recorded, but we are talking about something between
the BLM and the DOD, so maybe the county wouldn't have any records.



krackula wrote:

miso ,   whats that big installation up on the high ground on the road
that  base camp is on ? have you ever been up there and gotten a
closer look ?   looks interesting from the railroad valley / base camp
road .

on the dirt road to   lunar crater  to do some ULF emf measurements
and
tests , we came upon a huge herd of antelope  , probably 50 or more of
them. they were on that smooth dry lake bed  on the way in to the
crater.  they were beautiful.  awesome ......



k