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  • Ron Ritchie N4MOM's emergency response van. Ritchie is EC of Fayette County KY.

    06/24/2002 | WX4KY

    Field Day is a longtime amateur radio tradition. Field Day is an opportunity for fellowship with other amateurs, a contest, and a chance to expose the general public to the world of amateur radio. Another, and perhaps the most important purpose of Fiel... Read More

  • 06/24/2002 | WC4DC

    What a rush! This was my first Field Day and it was awesome! 20 meters was great at night and everyone was really friendly. It was great to talk to everybody - can't wait 'til next year!

    The GOTA station was not a big success at our event like I tho... Read More

  • 06/24/2002 | KA1DBE

    3 watts SSB and they heard me! Thanks to all the high speed CW ops that slowed down. Read More

  • Left to right: Cinder (unlicensed HAM), Nels Christensen KA2ZLT, Joe Brown KB2AVB, John Kray KA2CNG, Martin Stratton KC2CWN

    06/24/2002 | KA2CNG

    FIELDDAY 2002 KEEPERS OF THE LIGHT

    It is not often that you can combine two great hobbies in one event, but Field Day 2002 offered this opportunity to four upstate New York hams. Joe Brown KB2AVB, Martin Stratton KC2CWN, Nels Christensen KA2ZLT, and ... Read More

  • A look at The Beast battery box we used for Field Day. The RF Wattmeter and Ammeter are on this side along with the power connector (similar to what modern PCs use) and two fans, one blowing out and the other bring air in, for continuous circulation. The NASA sticker reads CRITICAL SPACE ITEM which I placed there as a joke since this thing takes up a lot of space no matter where you put it!!!

    06/24/2002 | K4HSM

    We set up a tower for the VHF and UHF about 3 weeks ago for the VHF contest but were not able to participate in that contest due to other sudden commitments. We left the tower up for Field Day, but never made a contact on VHF/UHF.

    We used a battery bo... Read More

  • 06/24/2002 | WM5R

    This weekend had too much stuff going on to do a full-out VHF contest effort. Saturday morning, my fiancee and I competed in an orienteering meet held at the LBJ National Grasslands near Decatur, TX. So, we began the contest in EM13, about an hour afte... Read More

  • 06/24/2002 | WO9S

    First full-time effort in this contest. No DX on 6 but some nice backscatter. Read More

  • 06/24/2002 | WZ1V

    The 6M F2 Sunday afternoon was most welcome, but even better was working VE2JWH FN35 for a new grid on 1296. Read More

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