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07/03/2009 | N8KLX
Field Day 2009 was an SWL affair for me. I am a Merchant Marine Radio Electronics Officer currently on a Military Sealift Command ship anchored at Diego Garcia (VQ9) in the Indian Ocean. Not having any ham gear aboard meant that I was limited to usin... Read More
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07/03/2009 | W4AN
This year the Columbus (GA) ARC and the Russell County (AL) ARC pooled our resources and operated Field Day from Idle Hour Park in Phenix City, AL. We were W4AN 4A AL. One of our members, John, K4BAI, is the trustee of the W4AN call, currently assigned... Read More
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07/03/2009 | K5EOC
Field Day 2009 Fuels the Fire in San Antonio Hams
Bexar County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) held a massive Field Day training exercise at the San Antonio Fire Academy on June 27th and 28th. Teams from the Alamo Area Radio Organization (AARO),... Read More -
07/03/2009 | W0FT
For the second year in a row local amateur radio operators affiliated with the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) activated a radio station in Fire Station #1 using equipment and antennas that are part of the permanent ARES station in the Loveland ... Read More
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07/03/2009 | NP3CW
This ARRL FD 2009 was one with multiple groups on this event on recent years on this island. On Saturday I spent few hours with other members of the PRARL Club at Luis Muz Marin Park in Hato Rey area.Most of the activity during daily hours was in 20 an... Read More
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07/03/2009 | KF7HB
I combined Field Day with a family camping trip to Emigrant Springs State Park in Eastern Oregon this year. What a great time. Great weather, and pretty good propagation, I thought. I used my K1 and solar cells and batteries. I used a "Norcal doubl... Read More
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07/03/2009 | W5WHN
W5WHN (WB5LYJ) 1B NM Grid Square: DM73ek, elevation: 6,859 feet asl, 10 miles NE of Alto, NM. 42 miles south of "The Crash at Corona" site.
What had worked very well for us;
Our goal was to just have fun.
The N3FJP Field Day Contest Log software, than... Read More -
07/03/2009 | KU4UV
We operated as 1B from one of our family farms near Albany, Kentucky. My twin brother, Patrick, KR4GT helped me with operating duties. Our transceiver was an Icom 718. We used my ladder-line fed multiband dipole, and Patrick's 10 meter mobile antenn... Read More
