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  • Field Day site at sunrise with 40' tower supporting 40 meter loop, G5RV, and 2 meter beam

    06/28/2004 | VE3SGB

    This was our third year and we had a blast. The weather was perfect the bands were perfect, and the radios and antennas worked better than ever. Read More

  • Charlie, KL7EP, works Tom W7LN, on 2meters while we are working on the antenna problem.

    06/28/2004 | KL7EP

    murphy was not kind.. screwdriver failed us before we got on the air, used a 6 meter vert. on 15, hey don't laugh too hard, it worked w/ 1.2swr, finally got 40 and 20 wires up about 2:30pm, shut down operations about 7:00pm, very very fun time for our ... Read More

  • KD5TSH digging trenches to channel the water away from our operating position.

    06/28/2004 | W0MAC

    Although Mother Nature was not on our side, fun was had by all. Our origianl site was to flooded to pariticipate so we had to scramble on Thursday to find an alternate site. We where able to get permission to use Spring Creek Park in Tomball, TX. Many ... Read More

  • 06/27/2004 | KU4UV

    This was my first real attempt at operating Field Day, so it was a learning experience of sorts. My twin brother (KR4GT) and I set up on a farm our family owns in southern Kentucky and operated as a 1B class station using a generator for power. We pr... Read More

  • 06/27/2004 | N8XMS

    This was my first attempt at an individual field day effort and I only had four hours - including setup and takedown. I used a little Wilderness Radio SST-40 and an inverted-v dipole fed with TV type ribbon line through a NorCal BLT tuner. A mini key... Read More

  • The tri-bander and tower on a pontoon boat that was "loaned" to us for the weekend

    06/27/2004 | WB8TCT

    We got some strange looks from those who saw us on the water or at the dock. "Murphy" paid a visit when a lens popped out of my glasses. It is difficult to try and use a pocket-knife blade to tighten tiny screw at midnight, by flashlight, while the bo... Read More

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    06/25/2004 | W3BBO

    My first Rove attempt. Wow, that was work! I quit early Saturday evening, about 8 PM. Bands were still open, but just tired from being in the sun all day. I found a nice place to operate from in EN91, unfortunately couldn't put up the antennas, so h... Read More

  • EN00 at the beginning of the contest

    06/25/2004 | N0DQS/R

    Wow, what a weekend! Started the contest in EN00/10 near Grand Island/ Central City,Nebraska. A little bit further south than normal. Got there Friday nite and discovered that from 2 meters on up was not very good. Saturday was not any better and to to... Read More

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