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  • <i>Tallahassee Amateur Radio Society</i>

    06/27/2006 | K4TLH

    We were able to get permission from the Division of Parks and Rec to hold our Field Day in Tom Brown Park, the biggest park in Tallahassee and a first for us. We organized our Field Day chain of command using ICS principles and invited several other ag... Read More

  • Oh, what a crew!
Great image guys a wearin' those League T-Shirts and proudly displaying the League flag.
Left to Right
 
Bill Stacy - N5TU, Troy Woolery - KC5VML NCRG Club Pres., Tad Beverage - KC5DPT, Ricky Harbour - KE5AUI NCRG Club Vice Pres., Lloyd Brown - KD5JXA Noble County EM., Dean Feken - KL7MA club trustee Sec OO &amp; West Gulf Assist. Div Director, George Barnhart - N9TRC

    06/27/2006 | KL7MA

    Noble County Repeater Group, a League affiliated club based in Perry, OK, operated at a beautiful setting for FD 2006. Super setting for relaxing and enjoying FD with friends and demonstrating to all the capabilities of Amateur Radio. The club operat... Read More

  • Oklahoma City Autopatch Association members are shown, taking an operating break from the radios, to listen to Denise Bode of the OK Corporation Commission discuss issues pertinent to Amateur Radio.
This gathering was preceded by the fine FD dinner under the auspices of Paul-NN5G. Great groceries Paul!

    06/27/2006 | W5MEL

    Oklahoma City Autopatch Club-a Special Service League Club. Strong participant in many public service events and a mainstay of the OKC Murrah Marathon. Active with the Oklahoma City Salvation Army including having an Amateur Radio station provided by... Read More

  • 06/27/2006 | KY7ET

    As Kentucky SM it would not be politically correct nor in good taste to mention just the field day group I worked with. So for pictures of the Kentucky operations that have been submitted to me please check the ARRL/KY web page at
    http://www.arrl.org/... Read More

  • Joseph Hood (12 years old), right, is introduced to Field Day by Jason Campbell (KG4WGB), member of the Radio Amateur Club of Knoxville in TN.

    06/27/2006 | W4BBB

    Joseph Hood, 12 years old, stopped by Field Day, as conducted by the Radio Amateur Club of Knoxville (RACK), and was introduced to the excitement of ham radio by club member Jason Campbell (KG4WGB). And to top it off, Joseph Hood (as assisted by KG4WGB... Read More

  • Generac 4000 generator hooked up and running

    06/27/2006 | VE3SWA

    Another FB FD for the Cambridge ARC, weather and insects cooperated fully at our regular FD Site at the Valens Conservation Park Wilderness Area. 5 stations running with 4 on phone and the other on CW all bands. Had a few visitors resulting from our pr... Read More

  • KB5YLG David operating PSK31 at night.  Photo by Richard K5ANR.

    06/27/2006 | WC5C

    The TriCounty Amateur Radio Club of North Texas operated in a public park and entertained several guests. Here is a cool photo taken by Richard Haynes K5ANR of David Johnson KB5YLG operating PSk31 at night.
    Field day was terrific, we managed many cont... Read More

  • 06/27/2006 | KD1D / WB1GOF

    Wow, what a blast. What chaos.

    The location of our FD site changed Friday, due to the wet wet wet weather forecasted for New England. All previous setup plans were now irrelevant. This was really a story of adapting to changing events, just like the... Read More

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