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  • 07/03/2004 | N9BGC

    My Field Day experience was 100% positve. I was not out to score points. My goal was to learn more about the radiation pattern of my bi-directional antenna system. What better way than with thousands of stations on the air and wanting to make contac... Read More

  • ARRL "Battle Flag" flies from the forestay.

    07/03/2004 | KA1SVW

    Operating Marine Mobile sure had its advantages and disadvantages. The view was great but the quarters were a bit cramped. Read More

  • Weather balloon up about 150 feet. You can see the 3 element tri-band beam just about the roof line. Perfect weather too!

    07/02/2004 | K3MJW

    Last year's Field Day was great, but this year was better. We operated from our new pavilion on our clubhouse grounds. For antennas we used a 40/80 meter dipole, a 3 element tri-band beam on just 20 foot of tower, a multi-band vertical, and a Weather b... Read More

  • My Boatanchor FD station 1962/2004. Other gear was used on 6 meters and 10ghz that was more current.

    07/02/2004 | K6JEY

    Field Day was a nostalgia trip for K6JEY. He set up a National NCX5 and a 2 meter Gonset Communicator IV. Both radios worked fine.He made a number of HF contacts and one 2 meter AM contact. It was a great trip back to 1962, his senior year in High School. Read More

  • WD9EWK Field Day site, at Fort Tuthill Park in Flagstaff AZ

    07/02/2004 | WD9EWK

    For the fourth year in a row, I did another 1B/1-op/QRP effort from Flagstaff AZ. With nice weather, 25 degrees cooler than home in the Phoenix area, I enjoyed Field Day 2004.

    I made 81 SSB QSOs in about 7 hours, almost half of them on 15m, and even... Read More

  • 1953 Studabaker Duce & 1/2... I needed a big winch to raise my tilt over towers... This one was dirt cheap & it came with wheels...

    07/02/2004 | N

    NRW EN41 (Iowa) ()
    This year I operated in the low power single operator all band section ...I tried the same scenario as last year. Testing a qrp signal 1st on 2 & 6 meters in preparation of the July CQ WW Vhf Contest ....If I made the contact great,,... Read More

  • Friday evening setup of yagis went well with N0XJ(at tower) K0QP KC0GLA K0BJ Matt N0XNK

    07/02/2004 | W0WOB

    Trojan ARC WOB 2A KS (Colby, nw)
    443 cw QSOS 265 ssb QSOs claimed score 2302

    With reliables KB0LGX and AC0J moved from the area and K0FJ busy with son K0KHPs wedding, our small club was pressed to deploy a full-tilt FD effort. We took the minim... Read More

  • Mike (AF4HS) untagles one of the dipoles while Dave (KB3EQA) and Mark (KR4YH) look on.

    07/02/2004 | WR4MG

    This year was a fantastic year for the Middle Ga Radio Association Field Day. Past years it was hot! This year it was very nice weather although we had the possiblity of thunderstorms the whole time that luckly skirted us to the south. We made 843 cont... Read More

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