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  • View to NW from FM15vx

    08/07/2003 | W3IY/R

    Things were looking good as we set-up stuff
    in FM15vx. We were hearing the 432 beacon from
    WA4PGI and the 222 beacon from W3CCX. This
    beautiful view over the Albemarle sound in NC
    is always site to behold. We found Dave, W2KV
    about an hour before co... Read More

  • KI0SK/R in the wide open spaces of DN71.

    08/06/2003 | KI0SK/R

    With only a barefoot FT-817 and a home-brew 12 element yagi on 432, N0BAF and I set out on a lightweight rover expedition. Started out on a hilltop just over the Wyoming border in DN71. Next we drove to Snowy Pass and worked the front range gang from ... Read More

  • AD5CA, Mark Mireles, handles some NTS traffic for N5CRP.

    08/05/2003 | N5CRP

    South Texas Amateur Radio Club held its field day event at Peary Place in Corpus Christi, Texas. This is our third year to operate from here. Peary Place is an old U.S. Navy listening post located on Oso Bay. The area is a salt marsh plus all the coppe... Read More

  • Windmill tower with 144, 222, 432, 1296 antennas.

    08/04/2003 | W8PAT

    Super six meter conditions on Saturday. Never even listened to higher
    bands till 0330 UTC Sunday. 12 countries worked on six meters was
    outstanding, including V31MD for country #104. I used IC-746 on six
    meters and FT-736 on 144, 222, and 432 and IC-... Read More

  • Myron, WV0H and Ken, WB9QDL operating QRP equipment powered by a 100 watt Ball Aerospace fuel cell. One small hydrogen cylinder supplied enough energy for operation throughout the two-day event.

    08/01/2003 | WV0H/0

    Our group decided to try new out a new source of power for our Field Day operation: a 100 watt Fuel Cell loaned to us by Ball Aerospace. We found the fuel cell to be a viable alternative to more traditional portable power sources, and the by-product of... Read More

  • 07/31/2003 | W6RO

    The Associated Radio Amateurs Of Long Beach, Inc.
    ARALB/W6RO Field Day 2003. We set up 7A LAX, this was a great fun week end. We had a great turn out of operators and visitors. We were at Eldorado Park Long Beach, California. We have been meeting here ... Read More

  • Phillip, Nathan, Glenn and Bob raise the antenna!

    07/31/2003 | AF4NP

    Here are a few of the 2002 3 Delta Champions, hoping for another repeat victory in 2003!!!!! I hope you enjoy the pictures, because we sure had a great time doing the actual event! Read More

  • Crank-up tower/trailer ready for deployment.

    07/30/2003 | NG5M

    Once again Batesville ARC, North Central Arkansas ARS, and Stone County ARC combined forces for one of the best Field Day efforts in years. This year we returned to Joe WA5NFC's renowned antenna farm high up in the Ozarks atop Brock Mountain. This is... Read More

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