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06/27/2006 | NS1RA
This will be my third field day. The first was the day I sat for my Tech license. Last year I operated SSB on 80 meters. This year, with great trepidation, I signed up to operate CW, on the night owl shift, no less. I would strongly encourage anyon... Read More
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06/27/2006 | W6O
W6Ocean - Field Day at the Beach!
Huntington Beach (CA) RACES W6Ocean again did FD on the beach - what a way to go! This year, our theme was "alternative sources of energy" and included battery power charged with wind and solar.
Noteworthy visitors in... Read More -
06/26/2006 | K3ZT
This year, I wanted to participate in Field Day as a Class 1B Station in my Section (EPA - Eastern Pennsylvania). So, I setup a Tent in the backyard... rented an Emergency Power Generator... strung a 20 Meter Dipole Antenna up in a tree... and of cours... Read More
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06/26/2006 | KC0M
How many boy scouts does it take to make a contact? The Boy Scouts from troop 2001 showed up to learn about ham radio and took over the controls. Of course a control operator kept an eye on them!
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06/26/2006 | VO1MRC
The Marconi Radio Club of Newfoundland (VO1MRC 2A NL) conducted FD in
Whitbourne in memory of VO1BL and VO1FR. The WX dampened our spirits a bit
and most of our FD stalwarts were prevented from attending. VO1RL VO1XP and
yours truly battled torrent... Read More -
06/26/2006 | N4VQO
Went mobile for Field Day. Spent 24 hours on the Blue Ridge Parkway in the mountains of NC. Each time the conditions seemed to dip or had worked most of what I was hearing, I'd drive 10 miles down the road, change elevation, and have a new set of sta... Read More
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06/26/2006 | K4UKH
Members of Fayette County Kentucky ARES operated during Field Day from the Kentucky Horse Park Camp Ground. 5 Stations operated on 80M, 40M, 20M (phone and PSK), and 15M using emergency power.
We had a good mix of visitors, newly licensed amateurs, an... Read More -
06/26/2006 | KC0M
How many scouts does it take to make a contact. We had a ball helping the scouts from Branson, MO troop 2001 learn about ham radio. Read More
