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  • 07/06/2008 | K8CY

    Ashtabula County Amateur Radio Club set at the Ashtabula County Fairgrounds. We put the biggest antennas and tilt over tower up on Friday night. On Saturday, we survived an 82-mph thunderstorm downburst with some radio damage but no antenna damage. ... Read More

  • KI6MPQ on 432mhz

    07/06/2008 | KI6MPQ

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  • Home sweet (but hot) home (temporary anyway)

    07/06/2008 | N5PJ

    N5PJ-Field Day 2008, pictures included below.

    Jeff (WD0GTY)and I have been talking about a camping trip Field Day for years.if we could ever get a round tuit. Well this year we finally got a round tuit Our plan was to go to Scissortail Camp Ground at ... Read More

  • 07/06/2008 | K5CAB

    Soap Box comments for K5CAB (operator N5XNF)

    PLAN A

    Our original intent was to operate a 2A station from a location on the Rio Grande River, just south of Williamsburg, NM. Operators were to be N5BBD and N5XNF. I thought that the damp ground on the riv... Read More

  • (left to right) KC4YNZ, KI4MJO, and KB4TIW assembling the club's tri-bander Yagi

    07/06/2008 | W4FWD

    This Field Day for the West Georgia Amateur Radio Society was certainly exciting. On top of setting up in a public area at the south end of town, we were blessed with three thunderstorms loaded with rain, lightning, and wind. Keeping the equipment dry ... Read More

  • This tree would have been a great support for the end of a dipole!

    07/06/2008 | N8XMS

    With a family wedding on the other side of the state on Saturday and additional obligations on Sunday, I only had about 1 hour and 15 minutes available for FD, so I simply made a few contacts on Sunday morning from my home station (QRP CW). I had 22 Q... Read More

  • <strong>Evan (N7MCG) mugs for the camera.</strong>

    07/06/2008 | WA7PRC

    Unlike years past, I operated 2E (2 transmitters at home, emergency power). Like years past, I paired-up with longtime friend Evan N7MCG. Evan handled fone (137 QSOs), while I worked 'em on CW (315 QSOs). 20m produced the most QSOs on fone, and 40m wa... Read More

  • WQ1Z working at W1AW - 2008

    07/05/2008 | WQ1Z

    WQ1Z 1D EMA

    Whiskey - Quebec - One - Zulu ran as a 200W Class 1 Delta station on 20m Sunday 6/29/2008 for a few hours from 13:39:44 UTC to approx 16:20:55 UTC and logged 113 QSO's from my residence in the North Greater Boston, Massachusetts area.

    Th... Read More