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  • 08/23/2006 | W0OAR

    It almost seemed like a contradiction this year for the
    Ozarks Amateur Radio Society (w0oar).
    We had chosen for our Field Day 2006 location
    the historic Adamson Cabin.




    The rustic cabin that was originally constructed
    in 1845 was about to see a new ... Read More

  • 08/23/2006 | N6ZE/R

    A "Clean Sweep"!

    Three grids activated: CM94, DM04, & DM03

    QSOs: Zero

    Grids Worked: Zero

    Final Score: Zero

    I operated for about 3 hours on Saturday afternoon and Sunday evening from various locations. I used an FT817 + 11 element yagi on 70cm. Only thi... Read More

  • 08/22/2006 | WA2RQC

    K2RKW and I decided to try and work some stations from FN23SA on Sat. We knew the rain was coming but we went out to try. We worked W1AUV, W1AIM and W1GHZ on Equinox before the skys opened. We tried AF1T and I heard K1TEO but no other contacts then ... Read More

  • The Command Center for Field Day 2006.  Also food headquarters!  Pictured in the center was our wireless network center.  We set up a seperate large monitor for the public to view a map of the contacts we were making during Field Day.

    08/21/2006 | W4CAR

    The Chesapeake Amateur Radio Service held 2006 Field Day at Deep Creek Locks Park in the city of Chesapeake, VA. A great time was had by all who attended. We also had local city officials attend our event. Our members and families were treated to one... Read More

  • On top of the Saddle on Mt. Equinox in Vermont.

    08/21/2006 | W1AUV

    August 19-20, 2006. Weekend One:

    I started off Saturday on Mt. Equinox in FN33kd. The weather was OK: windy, somewhat wet. For Equinox, it wasnt bad. There were a total of 6 of us on Equinox at one time or another. I stayed on the saddle only coming up... Read More

  • 08/19/2006 | KF9US/R

    Hi all,

    I decided to try roving again, after a hiatus of several years, when I was cleaning out some stuff in my shack and found a bin full of transverters. Since I had limited time, I opted to deploy my antennas on a tripod-based mast, rather than tr... Read More

  • 08/17/2006 | N9TTX

    Well let's try posting a soapbox entry again...and see if it sticks this time.

    Well that was an interesting contest. I was
    originally planning on going out rover mode, but I
    never found a suction cup roof rack to construct an
    antenna farm for the car,... Read More

  • 432 on the dash, 1296 on the passenger seat.

    08/16/2006 | N0UK/R

    Excepting the drive home from South Dakota at the end of last year's 10GHz Cumulatives, this was the first time I had ever roved during a contest.

    My time was rather limited so all I managed was a true MINI Rove, activating five grids; EN35, 34, 24, 23... Read More

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