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07/25/2003 | WD9EWK
Another fun year in northern Arizona, this time using a new IC-703 instead of my FT-817. Propagation wasn't as good, but I kept making QSOs by moving down to 40m instead of listening to static on 15m or 10m. Fewer bonus points this year compared to 2... Read More
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07/25/2003 | PJ2T
NW0L, WB9Z and AE9B traveled to the Island of Curacao and the awesome contest station of PJ2T with one goal in mind, a #1 World Win, but prior to the contest didn't even know what category they were entering. After deliberation the Multi-2 category (wi... Read More
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07/24/2003 | W8JXN
The Cascades Amateur Radio Society operated the 2003 Field Day from a new site at the Jackson Catholic Middle School in central Jackson Michigan. The club call W8JXN was used.
One tower held the 2M and 6M beams, a second tower supported the 80-10 fold... Read More -
07/23/2003 | W6KB
The Redwood Empire DX Association, operating from a vineyard in Sonoma Co. California, directs you to a slideshow gallery of images. Please enter this URL in your web browser.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F59A31E55
Go to a summary of our operation als... Read More -
07/23/2003 | W6PRI
Field Day was a real challenge operating class 1E, Battery and QRP.
20 meters was THE band this year. Thanks to everyone who participated. I was hoping for more digital activity. Hope to see everyone again next year. Read More -
07/23/2003 | K4JSI
Field Day 2003 was enjoyable but I kept it pretty low-key. I operated from MDC (our back yard) as battery-powered Class 1B using QRP on 40 and 20 meters only. I slung a homebrew half-sized OH2NE 1/3 multiband antenna from the house to a tree in our n... Read More
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07/23/2003 | W0GG
As an ARRL Director, I've visted many FD sites through the years. W0GG, Class 3A, located at a beautiful site at 9,000 feet near Pike's Peak, was the most professional I've ever seen, with multiple 50 foot telescoping towers supporting wires and mono b... Read More
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07/22/2003 | KB4PPE
It was a great event, and I plan to operate in it more often.
My stn consisted of a Ten Tec Scout (set @ 5 watts), a 130 ft
dipole fed with ladder line via a homebrew tuner, a 50 watt
pv to 2 deep cycle lead acid batteries, and a gas generator-
which... Read More