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07/05/2013 | N1QC
The heat was on this year but we got the antenna's up and the signals out! Special thanks to Section Leadership as outgoing SM Al Shuman and incoming SM Peter Stohrer joined GSARA for a great field day. Also thanks to District Vice Director Mike Raisb... Read More
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07/04/2013 | W8TN
This was the first Kid's Day for my two Grandsons, Owen (11 years old) and Grant (9 years old.) They had other commitments that day and were only able to put in a little under 2 hours but they had great fun and made 17 QSO's. At Dairy Queen after the... Read More
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07/01/2013 | NZ5G
Once again, the trusty Racal TRA-931X was the centerpiece of the operation, but this year would be different for a number of reasons. First, I decided I would operate at 5 watts, battery power for the entire operation. The Racal draws only 250mA on rec... Read More
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07/01/2013 | NZ5G
Once again, the trusty Racal TRA-931X was the centerpiece of the operation, but this year would be different for a number of reasons. First, I decided I would operate at 5 watts, battery power for the entire operation. The Racal draws only 250mA on rec... Read More
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07/01/2013 | K4R
Well FD for the Middle GA Radio Association and the Central GA Amateur Radio Club has come and gone again. This year we had a good group as usual. We didn't have the tower and may have made us a little less active than normal. We also ran into a bunch ... Read More
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07/01/2013 | NE7WY
Well, Amateur Radio Field Day 2013 is in the books. For the participating members of the North East Wyoming Amateur Radio Association, it will be one for the ages. A gloomy day dawned with rumbles of thunder greeting us as we set up. Happy that it wou... Read More
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06/30/2013 | KC9SNI
This photo shows Ron KC9SNI (right), assisted by grandson Josh, raising Ron's implementation of the "AE5JU Field Day Antenna." This multi-band antenna employs simple, inexpensive components and is relatively easy to construct. It covers 75, 40, 20, an... Read More
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06/30/2013 | N2JFS
This year the Halifax Emergency Communication Krew had three "memebers' in the team. We activated the Central Halifax Amateur Operated Systems with a single, 33 foot,aluminum pole. It worked OK for the intended 40 and 20 meter operation. The, long tim... Read More
