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06/28/2010 | K5WNH
This was another fun Field Day despite the heat (100F Saturday) in North Texas. The good news was improved band conditions over last year on 15 and 20 meters, especially Sunday morning! 80 was pretty noisey and ineffective here. I used the K-1 (5 watts... Read More
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06/28/2010 | k7uls
Powder Mtn. 8500' 182 Qso's Read More
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06/28/2010 | W9SRB
Overall, as usual, it was great fun. It was also quite the challenge, since this was the first time operating QRP ... and using solar power, to boot. I would like to ask consideration for future events, such as this, when an operator is "running" wit... Read More
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06/28/2010 | N8XMS
I operated a solo 1B-Battery effort for a few hours on Saturday. I used my Elecraft KX1 with about 3 watts into a 40-ft wire tossed up into a tree, and three 16-ft counterpoise wires laid out on the ground. I had 71 non-duplicate QSOs on 20 and 40 me... Read More
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06/28/2010 | nc4ca
Additional group photos... Read More
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06/28/2010 | NC4CA
Only 364 more days to do it all again! Read More
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06/28/2010 | NC4CA
Members of the Four County ARES group in North central North Carolina again staged at the Granville County Emergency Management complex for the 2010 Field Day event. Operating as a 4A class, operators made a number of contacts on 6,15, 20, 40 and 80 m... Read More
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06/28/2010 | K5PA
Field Day from Luckenbach, Texas. Excellent event this year; great signals. Operated with 2 distinct wire verticals with tuned counterpoise above ground on each. Work most states, including AK, KH, and most in between. Write Log did excellent job of pi... Read More
