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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
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
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
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
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
06/30/2013 | WA9STI

For 2013 I worked my 17th year as in the outdoors as a solo operator. This Field Day had me as a 1B in the San Joaquin Valley (SJV) section in the Los Padres National Forest in Southern CA at a secluded location at 7400’. Since I was in a dispersed ... Read More
06/30/2013 | K8ESQ

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06/30/2013 | K8ESQ

We had the usual great time in the woods of northern Michigan. We were down a man this year which increased the workload on the rest of us, so our Q total was down a bit. The WX was good, but the bands weren’t so good. However we did have a good 6 me... Read More