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  • This is the Adams County Emergency Management Comm. Bus that we used for Field Day. We ran off of the generator the full 24 hours.

    06/30/2009 | W

    We had a great field day. We had tremendous media coverage including a couple of newspaper articles, three TV segments and a radio segment. The Adams County Emergency management team provided us with their
    Comm bus and trailer so we got to "rough it... Read More

  • Photo 1 shows Brian Shepard Sr., KJ4DHB attaching the A3S to the mast. I think he is mumbling, "how did I get picked for this job?"

    06/30/2009 | NC4CS

    Hello from NC4CS, the Carolina Shine contest club in Arapahoe, NC. We unveil what we refer to as the Dump Tower. The Dump Tower is the creation of one of our members, Bill Olah, KR4LO. Bill came up with a design to attach a 40 tower to his dump truc... Read More

  • Wilmington (NC) City Councilwoman Margaret Haynes is about to cut a ribbon to kick off Field Day at 1800 UTC. Holding the ribbon are (L) New Hanover School Board member Don Hayes and (R) Capt. Michael Hamby, KG4SRW, President of the Azalea Coast Amateur Radio Club

    06/30/2009 | AC4RC

    Two suggestions to liven up your FD event next year and to garner extra points.

    First, not only invite elected officials to your Field Day event (100 points), but make them part of it. This year, the Azalea Coast ARC in Wilmington, NC had a formal ope... Read More

  • 06/30/2009 | K5MV

    It was good to be invited back agin. Ham Radio and Good Friends are a winning combination. Read More

  • One of three operating positions with WP3GW and NP4EG doing their thing.

    06/30/2009 | KP4FD

    A new group this year is the KP4FD (Field Day) group. Their goal is to do many field activities including the annual ARRL Field Day of course. This is their first year at the contest and the event was jointly sponsored by other groups such as the FRA (... Read More

  • The three main operators at KP4PRS (Puerto Rico Satern). WP4F, WP3DX and WP3ZZ.

    06/30/2009 | KP4PRS

    Puerto Rico Satern is a group within a group. A spur of the recently formed Puerto Rico Amateur Radio Society which is supporting the Salvation Army in the emergency communications field. Their main goal this year was to contact as many Satern stations... Read More

  • Some of the WP4NPO's operators: WP4NFB, WP4LTR, WP4ME and WP4CNU.

    06/30/2009 | WP4NPO

    The Samaritano Radio Group participates every year in the ARRL Field Day. This year they setup a multiple station at the local municipal emergency management office at San Lorenzo. Read More

  • One of two operating positions.

    06/30/2009 | KP3RE

    The "Radio Operadores del Este" or RODE established their camp at Fajardo. Fourteen members operated using yagis, verticals and dipoles. Read More

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