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06/30/2007 | WC4M
The Covington County 2007 Field Day Exercise was a joint effort of the Opp Amateur Radio Club and the South Alabama Radio Club. We were located in the beautiful Frank Jackson State Park in Opp, AL. With simple dipoles and batteries, we were able to wor... Read More
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06/29/2007 | VE8YK AND VE8RAC
The Yellowknife Amateur Radio Society participated in Field Day 2007. Eight of our members participated and we all had lots of fun, mosquitoes and wolves notwithstanding.
Our summers up here are quite short and we had to deal with a number of unique... Read More -
06/29/2007 | K8DF
This Field Day started off on Friday about 5 PM when most of us showed up on Lowndes Hill directly behind the YMCA on the grassy noll to start setting up the antennas.
Lowndes Hill is a historical area containing Civil War entrechment overlooking Clar... Read More -
06/29/2007 | KP4ES
The Puerto Rico Amateur Radio League (PRARL)once again returned to the Bacardi Grounds for the annual Field Day exercise. We started mounting by 10:30am and began operating by 3pm. We had more fellow ham visitors this time and even the visit of Oscar S... Read More
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06/29/2007 | K1UR
For the third year in a row, K1NR and K1UR entered the "rover" category and had a successful Field Day operation from K1UR's 1963 Land Rover 109 Station Wagon. The truck is equipped with an Icom IC706 MkIIG with High Sierra antenna for HF and Diamond a... Read More
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06/29/2007 | KI6VC
The Ridley Range Rats had a stellar Field Day. K6ZZ's homebrew tower trailer worked great and linking the PCs via a wireless router made for an EZ setup.
On the Photo: KI6VC give operating tip to Meko, Chief of site security.
Our site at the Bora... Read More -
06/29/2007 | WW2FD
This year it was a change for the crew. It wasn't 90 degrees and it wasn't raining. It did go down to 42 degrees at night so the jackets came out. The only problem we were not able to work any of the West Coast sections. Tried every thing so it cost us... Read More
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06/29/2007 | KB2HSH
This was my first attempt at Field Day as a solo effort. Previously, I had operated with one of the local clubs. Although 10 meters isn't exactly the DX powerhouse that it can be, I still managed to work a station in Colorado on 10 CW, as well as som... Read More
