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07/09/2006 | KF5KWO

Gear: TS-520SE (100W), 80-meter full wave loop 12 ft off the ground under the eaves of the roof of the house.

With my modest set up, I did work a handful of HQ stations, including ARRL, RGSB, MRASZ, and a few others, operating 10/15/20/40 meters. Ma... Read More
07/09/2006 | W8NP

Thanks to lots of hard work by many club members Field Day 2006 was another big success with everyone enjoying good company, really nice weather, lots of contacts, some especially great food and loads of FUN !. From setup Saturday morning to teardown S... Read More
07/09/2006 | JA7ZP

Hi Dear All's. Thank you for many QSO with me.
73 Read More
07/09/2006 | DG8VE

High temperatures, soccer world championship and my restricted working conditions made it hard, but fun. Had to cool down my 817 from time to time using a coolpack ;-) Read More
07/09/2006 | N2SE

Even though this wasn't my first Field Day, it certainly was the best because not only did I use my own radio, I got to actually stay up during the entire event instead of going home when the bands just starting to heat up. Over the past year I became ... Read More
07/09/2006 | OO9O

Again, not enough time. Nice to see 10 meter open. Read More
07/09/2006 | N8SL

South Lyon Area ARC participated in the 2006 Field Day event. Our field day site was the Lyon Twp. Park in New Hudson, MI just 4 miles north of South Lyon, MI. We had 11 amateurs participating and 4 visitors. We erected the tower, rotor, beam, and f... Read More
07/09/2006 | N0B

This year, we operated a Special Event Station, N0B, in conjunction with North Bend, Nebraska's Sesquecentenial and Old Settlers' Picnic. The majority of Pioneer Amateur Radio Club's members participated. Many people stopped by, even some out-of-stat... Read More