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  • N2UO in foreground with the big green dish and big signal.
K1DS in back with van from Barnegat Bay, NJ, FM29vs.

    09/19/2006 | K1DS

    First weekend spent most of Saturday on Camelback FN21hb with Marc, N2UO. Mid-morning we had a visit from 7 Maseratis on a road tour that added some excitement. I had the power on 2m with 350W and a 10 element yagi, so setting up QSOs and scheds was ea... Read More

  • Invasion into Northern Calif. territory by the Southern Calif. guys at CM97kh!

    09/19/2006 | KH6WZ

    10GHz and Up - Part 2!

    Chip N6CA and Wayne KH6WZ had more microwave fun in the Central California area. It was amazing and great to see my fellow SBMS members out and about during the second weekend.

    Having CW capability made the difference of snagging... Read More

  • The Whole Crew

    09/19/2006 | W7Q

    The turnout for Field Day this year was low. Set up and tear down process near the top of Larch Mountian went very smoothly thanks to our newly fabricated tower bases. Co-Chairs Mike Magnuson, N7ETA, and Cory Schoch, KA7IUG, reported that we earned be... Read More

  • THe VHF/UHF/SHF array.  For perspective, the 6M antennas have 50'-6" booms.

    09/19/2006 | K2DRH

    September is a time for changes, however one really unwelcome change was the sudden cold front that turned off tropo propagation on Saturday and most of Sunday here in the Midwest. The contest started with lots of stations to work hoping for the good ... Read More

  • Late in the game, but fortunately my XYL came to the rescue with a camera - this shot is at the Fiesta Island location.

    09/19/2006 | KG6IYN

    I have always wanted to share the experience of Field Day and Ham Radio to a group of excited Cub Scouts ... well, since BOTH of my Sons are in Cub Scouts, and Dad has the Ham Radio Gear .. and it's the graduation / promotion weekend for the local Cub ... Read More

  • KFØQ rover in EN33 Southeastern Minnesota

    09/17/2006 | KF

    I see the scores in the more eastern parts of the US and have to think - gee those guys beat us by 10X or so ... do they really work that much harder than us here in the upper Midwest? Well probably not .. We work hard too with less population density... Read More

  • The new 4-stack of 432 halos... installed at 30 ft!

    09/16/2006 | W1TR

    I didn't get the tropo lift like I did in Sept 2005... Very scarce signals from the SW towards NYC ! I did have fun with the new 4-stack of halos on 432 though, but can't tell if it works better than the single halo I used last year! Oh well, there's ... Read More

  • New Antennas!

    09/16/2006 | K7SMA

    No openings to speak of but the new antennas sure did make a difference in my score this time. Found a bad Coax switch half way through the contest though, wish I had found it earlier! Seemed to be more local activity than usual.

    Dan Read More

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