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07/06/2009 | KI4MUG
This year I worked from home with 10 alkaline D cells to power my MFJ-9420. Since alkalines don't provide enough current for full power (such as it is), I worked as QRP. My 121 contacts were a personal best for my contest activities and I had a ball, ... Read More
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07/06/2009 | N7DLV
The weather for Field Day 2009 was expected to be warm and rain free. This was going to be a great opportunity to try out some antennas I had built but did not get a chance to use last year.
Unfornutely, I was involved in two rear end collisions less ... Read More -
07/06/2009 | W7VNJ
We had a GREAT time!
* I think we about tripled our score from last year.
* MUCH better access for the public - being in the middle of town on not out in the sticks.
* Proclamation by Casper City Council was read and presented on site.
* GOTA station w... Read More -
07/06/2009 | KM5VI
KM5VI
1B1
North Dakota
After battling with hail, power loss, and a series of thunderstorms in the Michigan Upper Peninsula in 2008, yours truly decided to travel west this year for FD. Destination North Dakota.
After picking a location, studying the... Read More -
07/05/2009 | K4F
As a joint effort between the Florida Contest Group-Panhandle and the Alabama Contest Group, K4F operated from the Old Molino School north of Pensacola Florida. We were 2A. We named our group "The Redneck Riviera Contesting Sport Models".
At the beginn... Read More -
07/05/2009 | WA9STI
I operated as 1B in a remote campsite at 6624' in the Los Padres National Forest overlooking California's San Joaquin Valley. Besides my usual G5RV for HF, I also used a 75/80 meter end fed dipole. This is the only time of year when I seriously operat... Read More
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07/05/2009 | KK6I
Generally each year for field day leads us to the Laguna Mountains for Field Day with the El Cajon Amateur Radio Club (WA6BGS). The club has an excellent membership and is well equip for field day with numerous beams and military surplus towers. This... Read More
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07/05/2009 | K6TS Livermore CA
The Livermore Amateur Radio Klub (LARK) operated FD2009 at Robertson Park in Livermore, in the parking lot next to the Rodeo Arena. The klub decided to use this location instead of the K6LRG contesting site because of the better public access. That did... Read More
