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  • KD5HND and KD5OWO operate 40 meters. Photo By: KB5RXA

    08/28/2005 | K5A

    This was my second Field Day operation, and the first with a special event call. We had a great time here with both the radios going. It was nice to see how quickly we were on the air, and living a small down how quickly we could do this in an emergenc... Read More

  • WA6JBD at Bully Choop, set up and ready to go. We found a wide spot in the road just below the lookout tower. The gate prevented us from going any further, but it's just as well. A group of hams going to the top to fix a 2 meter repeater said it was WINDY up there!

    08/28/2005 | WA6JBD

    Conditions sure stunk, but it was a nice drive all the way to Bully Choop (near Redding, CA). Best DX was 726 km, about half of what I was shooting for. Oh well... there's always next month. Read More

  • 08/27/2005 | K1KT

    Conditions, signal levels, and activity were the best I've seen. For the 2 hours and 10 minutes operated on 432, I worked 24 stations in 8 grids using 20 watts and an 8 element quagi up 14 feet. I worked almost everyone I heard. Some signals were up... Read More

  • WEST OF FRESNO DM06CL, you can see how flat it is and you do not need to be high to work long distance, from here we worked 552km

    08/24/2005 | N6RMJ & N6EQ

    N6RMJ AND N6EQ

    Teamed up for the first half of the contest, started out in the central valley of California, weather was very nice, not to many bugs this year, N6EQ Chuck stuck it out this year, and he completed the entire first half, lots of activity... Read More

  • Most of the W8LT field day ops. From Left to Right - Mike (back to us), President Dan, Matt (our host), and Mark. This picture taken just before start of operations on Saturday afternoon.

    08/24/2005 | W8LT

    Amateurs from Ohio State University Amateur Radio Club had one of their best field days in many years. Contacts were made on 5 HF bands and VHF. Matt, KD8ANP, volunteered his home and 5 acres for the event. Matt's two car garage housed our radios an... Read More

  • A wee bit of a difference between N6CA's station and KH6WZ's station. Still, 1,000km QSOs were achieved by both stations roving in the flatlands of Central California. We preferred to operate near freshly cut alfalfa and beets rather than the tall corn! This is DM05ew, I think, with dishes pointing to points South towards XE and back home. . . .

    08/22/2005 | KH6WZ & N6CA

    Those working N6CA and KH6WZ roving around the Central California Valley may (or may not???) have noticed a difference in signal strengths. Here's "for why."

    What a blast! This contest had a bunch of "Firsts" for me:
    First time no rig failures
    First ti... Read More

  • Screen Shot of the N3FJP Logging Software - It was GREAT!

    08/20/2005 | W8PIG

    W8PIG Field Day Adventure!
    Brian Murrey, KB9BVN, (FP# -57)

    The Flying Pigs QRP Club International invaded Caesar's Creek State Park in Waynesville Ohio for Field Day 2005.

    We had 14 or so active participants and 9 total operators. Being a QRP Club we ... Read More

  • 08/17/2005 | N0URW

    August UHF Contest Soapbox

    Two weeks prior to this contest,, I was going full speed ahead with testing all the new changes to 222/432 & 1296... Everything looked good...August rolls around and 432 & 1296 appear to have problems... Not good...It wouldn... Read More

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