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07/13/2003 | NA4IT
Well, I almost forgot about the contest. I guess you would call me a "casual contestor". But I had a good time. Most of my operation was search and pounce. The usual gremilns were around, you know, bad band conditions, having to stop to do a Skywarn ne... Read More
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07/13/2003 | K4EU
Field Day 2003 - Atop the Blue Ridge Mountains in the Shenandoah National Park near Stanardsville, Virginia.
Ops - Jerry KE4NHP; Jack KF4OTG; John WA4QMQ; Tom WA0RWL; Steve K4EU; and Mary.
Operating class - K4EU 2A/Battery QRP with GOTA Station, WA0RWL... Read More -
07/13/2003 | K1KC
The Conyers Amateur Radio Group, of Conyers, Georgia enjoyed their best Field Day effort of several years due primarily to the excellent covered dish dinner Saturday evening! Well, there was SOME organizing that went into it. Over fifty folks showed up... Read More
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07/13/2003 | WA6WPG
My first effort using a solar panel with the battery. Worked great and really extended my operating time and reduced the necessity of such a heavy battery. Conditions were not great but could work most of the stations I could hear. What did me in was t... Read More
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07/12/2003 | KY5G
This was my (KY5G) and Val's (N5LPL) first field day and we really enjoyed it. Steve (N4SL) probably did most of the work helping us to get organized and ready.
Our camp consisted of 3 tents. 2 were for sleeping and the largest was for operating. Th... Read More -
07/12/2003 | WA9TKK
Operated from DM45 on top of Humphrey's Peak near Flagstaff at 12,633 feet, the highest point in Arizona. This has
always been a very challenging hike due to the altitude, exposure, and severe weather. Several years ago, I had to
abandon the VHF co... Read More -
07/12/2003 | WA9TKK
Operated from DM45 on top of Humphrey's Peak near Flagstaff at 12,633 feet, the highest point in Arizona. This has
always been a very challenging hike due to the altitude, exposure, and severe weather. Several years ago, I had to
abandon the VHF co... Read More -
07/12/2003 | K7MWD
Good weather, lots of E, and plenty of activity!
My brother K0CAO and I teamed up for an excellent weekend of pine trees and great signals. We struggled with the six meter beam for the first few hours of the contest. A metal roof made it quite chal... Read More
