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07/02/2009 | VE7IYOA
Mount Tolmie, Victoria, B.C Canada
VE7IYOA participated in the ARRL VHF Contest which resulted in only a few contacts made on VHF and some on HF during a 4 hour period. Only 6 stations were logged on VHF and 4 on 20 meters. A 5/8 2 meter Ground plane ... Read More -
07/02/2009 | W1NY
Frandy, N1FJ and I (WB1DBY) worked 3 on, 3 off on 20 cw and 80 cw. With that schedule we pretty much kept the station on the air for the full 24 hours minus a 2 hour thunder storm. We also cooked our own food, away from the clubs food (but made us much... Read More
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07/02/2009 | N8UR
W8RKO, WD8DPA, and I operated portable from Beaver Island, MI (EN75). We were at the south end of the Island, looking down about 280 miles of Lake Michigan toward Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and beyond.
This was our first attempt at a por... Read More -
07/02/2009 | KF4L
The Clarksville Amateur Transmitting Society set up at the East Montgomery County Fire Station in their pavilion. This year is was in 100 degree heat and threatening thunderstorms. During the operation we had visitors from the Montgomery County Emerg... Read More
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07/02/2009 | K8DF
K8DF, Stonewall Jackson Amateur Radio Association (SJARA),
Field Day for 2009 started for the members of SJARA when we met on the grassy knoll behind the local YMCA located in the Lowndes Hill Civil War Historical Park. Completely surrounding the Fiel... Read More -
07/02/2009 | K1UR
K1UR Class 1C Maine
For the fifth year in a row K1UR plus K1NR operated Field Day mobile from K1UR's 1963 Land Rover. Each year we've operated from a different place. We had never operated from Maine before so that was this year's goal. We did some onl... Read More -
07/02/2009 | N5EOC
Southlake, Tx. The temperture hit 107 degrees the middle of Saturday afternoon as the members of the Northeast Tarrant Amateur Radio club operated the 2A station for Field Day. This year we operated for several hours on battery power while being charg... Read More
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07/02/2009 | KP3RE
THE 2009 ARRL FIED DAY WAS A GREAT EVENT THIS YEAR, EVEN SO THE PROPAGATION CONDITIONS WHERE NOT SO GOOD. AT THE RADIO OPERADORES DEL ESTE INC. (RODE) "KP3RE" FIELD DAY SITE WE BEGAN ERECTING ANTTENNAS ON SATURDAY MORNING AND MAKING SURE EVERYTHING WAS... Read More
