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08/04/2008 | KE4WBO

Good conditions saturday and sunday during the contest, not many operators and nothing heard from el94 florida keys,miami el95 other than a 222 repeater from the coral springs area 224680 the west coast of florida from Naples north through Gainesville ... Read More
08/03/2008 | WR0I/R

Highlight of the contest was while roving in EM18 using a M2 halo a TS-2000 and working three Idaho stations on 2 mtrs Read More
08/01/2008 | K5RKW

We Rode the Waves in Royse City

This years field day exercise was a combined effort of the Rockwall Amateur Radio Club and the Trinity Valley Amateur Radio Club using the Rockwall Club Call K5RKW - 2A NTX. Our site was Royse City Middle School.

The co... Read More
08/01/2008 | W7TA

Our location this year was just outside the parking area of our county REOC. That's Washoe County, Nevada. We are SNARS, Sierra Nevada Amateur Radio Society! A great time was had by all...but the fun really started when I drove up pulling my flat-be... Read More
08/01/2008 | KE5TRB

This is the club station KE5TRB Oak Forest Amateur Radio Club hosted at the Oak Forest Masonic Lodge in Houston, Texas. We operated daylight hours from the lodge primarily on 20 and 40 with a few contacts on 15, 10, 6 and 2. This was the first field ... Read More
08/01/2008 | K4CFC

Greetings from Wilmington, NC, where the Azalea Coast ARC operated K4CFC for the first time. K4CFC is the new station inside the Cape Fear Chapter of the American Red Cross, and operated in 2008 FD as a Class F station. Paul Magnabosco, AD4HZ, superv... Read More
08/01/2008 | N5WF

Excited, wet, tired, wee hours of the morning, lots of fun. Read More
08/01/2008 | KI4LBF

The Daytona Beach CERT ARC (DBCERTARC) and Daytona Beach Amateur Radio Association, Inc. (DBARA)teamed up for a first ever ARRL Field Day operation at the City of Daytona Beach's Emergency Operations Center, located at the Daytona Beach Police Departme... Read More