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  • VE8MAP gives the club members an educational lecture on the use of topographic maps and the GPS (part of ARES-type educational activity).

    07/15/2008 | VE8RAC

    The Yellowknife Amateur Radio Society (YARS) competed in Field Day 2008 from Yellowknife (DP22TL). Members of the society braved the swarming clouds of ravenous mosquitoes and set up a camp at the Yellowknife Ski Club. We used the callsign of Radio A... Read More

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    07/15/2008 | W0CBH

    Well, another great event finished. The following members of the Franktown Field Day group met again at the Franktown Auxlilary Fire Station just east of Franktown, Colorado. N0NDM, W0CBH, WG0E, N0LP, KC0UUO, W9CN, KC0D, and KB9UNG participated again... Read More

  • The Elecraft K3's performed flawlessly this year at WØDK.

    07/14/2008 | W0DK

    The Boulder Amateur Radio Club (BARC) http://www.qsl.net/w0dk/ held its annual 2A Field Day operation using the club callsign, WK for the fourth year in a row up at Betasso Preserve just west of Boulder, Colorado on a beautiful mountain Field Day site... Read More

  • 07/14/2008 | AE6UP

    A few weeks ago, for our third year, Matt (KK6CB) and I (AE6UP) worked field day together.

    This year, Matt and I decided that we needed a little more punch in our signal. The last two years (last year in particular) was on the cusp of being frustratin... Read More

  • 07/14/2008 | K2MA

    With a station running just 100 watts, and inverted V only 20 foot high, and low sun spots; any contest can be a challenge---but fun!! I only participated in the IARU HF Contest for a couple hours here and there and operated only 20 meters Phone... Read More

  • 07/14/2008 | NU4B

    Nice contest even though conditions were not very good for 4 watts and a windom. Even though I beat last years score, I had to make many more QSO's and had much less multipliers. With a flux of 65 or 66, its hard to get 4 watts to travel very far witho... Read More

  • 07/14/2008 | K2QB

    Well, yet another great year in the IARU Contest. Propagation was good then it drops to nothing, then during a thunderstorm right after it passed things open up again.

    Then during the evening hours Europe and Asia started to come in, then South Americ... Read More

  • 07/14/2008 | KC2TA

    (Sorry for multiple comments, but I've had a couple of problems with Soapbox comments and thought the first hadn't been uploaded, hence I did this one! Well, had to repeat the exchange a few times, so why not the comments?)

    After a rather long period ... Read More

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