u/GODLY_STUPID

Hey all! Been trying to perfect my base as of late due to a huge heat wave in my region. Every time I make ice cream it tastes delicious right out of the maker but as soon as I leave it in the freezer for a couple hours it leaves an unpleasant buttery texture stuck to the roof of my mouth. Does anyone have any idea how this happens?

For reference im using probably the most basic base available

2:1 heavy cream to whole milk (last time I used 1% and it was still the same problem)

Max 1 part sugar

Whatever flavoring

Any comments on a way to have a more advanced base are also appreciated. Thanks!

Hey all! I am starting a fundraiser for my amateur radio club at my school to buy ourselves some equipment. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

to find it look up Help fund our school's amateur radio club by Ben on gofundme or go to the website and type /fasnyamateurradio at the end

edit: I have people who would like to join but the club will not officially be started until next school year, in the mean time i am urging said people to study at least their tech licenses. I will also check with the ARRL once it is incorporated to get a club callsign. I have the items we need to purchase listed on the gofundme (plus some fengs as rewards for the people getting their techs). I also put on it that we will try to organize some educational experiences with both our school and other local schools/ our other campuses (lower schools). Edit 2: I will put the school name in the gofundme later but I go to the French American School of New York high school

title the ones I am debating about are the mpas 2.0 or the buddipole. The mpas has the automatic coil switcher which is great. The buddipole seems like a quality product, and its cheaper, although it loses native 80 and 160m support, something i have genuinely no idea if its that bad because i dont know if i will be too active there and plus i will get a 7300 and mod it with the better tuner to do up to 8:1 SWR. Im expecting tuning from such a high SWR to be a mite shoddy but its better than nothing. I cannot do a wire as there are a grand total of 0 trees or similar objects i could use to mount it. I will be doing pota as theres a park near me which has only been activated once so ill definitely go there, so i need a transportable antenna ( i know that a wire would work there but i would be home more often). Any other recommendations would be nice, especially for a cheaper multiband because i wont have much money left over after i spend it all on the transciever itself 😅

73 de KE2IBK