Can you successfully activate POTA parks using an ICOM-7300?

To answer the question, can you POTA with an IC 7300? Indeed you can and I highly recommend it. Take a look at the video and you will agree. Thanks for watching! Welcome to Shady Lane Radio. If you are familiar with my channel, you know that I attempt to narrate or describe what I send and receive during my CW park activations. If you are curious about why, check my comments below and let me know what you think I wanted to share why I choose to narrate my Parks on the Air (POTA) videos rather than adding visual aids. Please keep in mind that this is just my personal perspective, and I do not claim to be an expert. In my experience, there is no visual element involved in sending or receiving Morse code. Characters are best learned and perceived strictly as unique sounds. Using visual clues, graphics, or diagrams of dots and dashes can actually complicate the learning process. It often leads to counting the elements or relying on a visual association. While this visual method may work at speeds of 5 or 10 words per minute, it quickly becomes a bottleneck at 20 words per minute, forcing you to unlearn those habits to progress. #ParksOnTheAir #icom7300 #cwpota #qrp #qrpradio #Hamradio #AmateurRadio #POTA #PortableHamRadio #hamradiologging #MorseCode 00:00 Can you POTA with an ICOM-7300? 00:20 Why I narrate my CW park activations 00:27 Setup in the Park 00:40 Equipment including the ICOM-7300 00:53 EFHW Homebrew Antenna 01:04 Solar Panel 01:22 Will it work? Yes it will! 01:42 WK4WC Intro 01:56 What I send when I call CQ 02:18 First CQ 02:24 Some unanswered CQ calls eliminated. 02:32 First Contact 03:43 RST or Signal report information 03:54 Cut numbers in a signal report 04:24 Signal reports are not required 06:46 Drop a comment about the IC-7300 in your activations 23:45 You never know what conditions are like until you get out