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  • K1NR checks out the antenna setup on the roof of the Land Rover

    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

  • Kevan, KE5TYS, watches daughter, Alyssa, make her first ham radio contact on the GOTA station.

    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

  • ENTRANCE TO THE SCHOOL, AND OUR GROUP BANNER

    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

  • The gang taking a break under our new banner. The others are manning their battle stations.

    07/02/2009 | W1BAA/ 2

    The Southern Berkshire Amateur Radio Club of Sharon, CT, held their annual Field Day activity again this year in 2-land, at the Amenia Fire Company Pavilion in Amenia, NY. This was an especially interesting year for the club because of the tremendous ... Read More

  • W7BKN & K7BVT with tower trailer packed and ready to go.

    07/02/2009 | K7AUO

    K7AUO operated 1A from Ocean Park, Washington for the fourth year. Operators included Bob W7BKN, Blaine W7JHJ, and Chuck K7BVT. Our new tower trailer worked out well and the EX-14 beam came in very handy with the openings on 10 and 15 meters. We had... Read More

  • K2LDC with young visitor. Note two (parallel connected) storage batteries to the left of the TS-2000.

    07/02/2009 | K2LDC

    This Field Day Was Different.
    Fred Kruger, K2LDC

    Every field day is unique. This time however, our in the neighborhood back yard operation was based on a Thursday decision, when our clubs Field Day plans fell through. Think emergency activation with... Read More

  • W6TD in the shadow of Mt Whitney.  Suprised that 14,900 peak didn't stop those KH6 signals!!

    07/02/2009 | W6TD

    For the 2009 Field Day the Southern Inyo ARA wanted to honor W6TD (SK) this Field Day so they called on the California County Expeditioners. For CQP these two are bitter rivals but came together to bury the hatchet and raise some antenna. Kurt, W6P... Read More

  • STAR bus and the JCARA Antenna farm.

    07/02/2009 | N5OS

    First to thank the VIPs, Pascagoula and Gautier schools, The Mississippi Press Register, WLOX, Jackson County Amateur Radio Association, Gautier Police Department, Jackson County EOC, MEMA, Jackson County Sheriff Office, all the amateur radio operators... Read More

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