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  • W5AJ and K5RS flying a Kite

    07/04/2008 | W5QGG

    2008 Midland Amateur Radio Club FD
    Beal Park

    It was the best of times; it was the worst of times..
    We watched the storm front in the east as it moved toward the FD site. It was easy to tell the storm had high winds and rain. Lightning was an added fe... Read More

  • Bryan, W5KFT, and Fred, W6VPI.

    07/04/2008 | W5LBB

    Field Day in Lubbock was at Kastman Park, operated by the Lubbock ARES and RACES organizations, using the callsign W5LBB. We had a better than expected turnout and I was really surprised that several people showed up because they had learned about the... Read More

  • 07/04/2008 | K8ESQ

    This year was another great year of fun and camaraderie at our Northern Michigan Field Day location. We added a RTTY station for the first time this year and found plenty of activity. The band conditions were good this year with openings on both 6 an... Read More

  • 07/03/2008 | W3TUA

    This was a very laid-back contest effort. Just wanted to shake the dust off the gear and make sure the station is still running smoothly. I always keep a fond ear out for CFARS station (K4MN) of which I operated many FD's while stationed in Fayettevill... Read More

  • Lights from the nearby high school barely illuminate the NPARC banner

    07/03/2008 | N2XJ

    An undeniable part of "the magic of Field Day" is staying up all night snatching contacts out of the ether. Band conditions weren't wonderful, but that doesn't mean that working the night shift on a warm summer evening isn't an incredible amount of fu... Read More

  • Arriving at J.W. Wells State Park

    07/03/2008 | KM5VI

    I normally do not post to the soapbox but at the strong urging of my good friend Jerry, KK5CA, decided to share this story of a field day that did not go exactly as planned. The following is the original text & photos addressed to my friends in Texas ... Read More

  • N7PR "CABIN" AT 5000 FEET DURING LIGHT SNOW STORM. OUR SIX HAM TOWERS AND SOLAR PANEL ARRAY ARE NOT SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE

    07/03/2008 | N7PR

    Bob, W6JCW, and I mainly wanted to just have fun in a wilderness area of the Tahoe National Forest in northern California in the Sierras during the Field Day weekend and play ham radio and also have some quality time with our dogs (Bobs dog is a great ... Read More

  • Could one ask for a more beautiful Field Day location?

    07/03/2008 | W4FD

    For the Ashe County (NC) ARC running callsign W4FD Field Day 2008 started in early April. Weekly roundtables on the 147.300 repeater near Jefferson, NC were held to discuss Field Day and the various issues that are a part of it. The planning continue... Read More

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