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07/03/2004 | AG4HG
2004's Field Day was the best in the history of Scenic City Amateur Radio Society. This club, just formed in late 2003, pulled together for a wonderful weekend on Signal Mountain near Chattanooga, TN. Read More
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07/03/2004 | W5LM/W5T
AD5RS, Matt, and AD5RN, John, upgraded earlier in the month to earn hf privileges. Until Field Day, however, neither had ever made an hf contact. W5WRE, Ron, took them under his wing Saturday afternoon at the GOTA station, W5T. Later, from midnight ... Read More
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07/03/2004 | K7EAR
Well, K7EAR won't be in the top 10 this year unless, we get points for disaster!!!!! We got about 6 hours of operating time before the Forest Service evacuated us. The lightning strike about a mile away is now the number one rated forest fire in the c... Read More
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07/03/2004 | W8VCK/MM
What a great field day! Laura (W8JUZ) and I setup a station on my 34' Trawler in just under an hour. The boat sure looked funny with an R5 vertical strapped to the side with all manner of hose clamps and tie wraps.
With Lake Erie as our 9,000+ squa... Read More -
07/03/2004 | N9BGC
My Field Day experience was 100% positve. I was not out to score points. My goal was to learn more about the radiation pattern of my bi-directional antenna system. What better way than with thousands of stations on the air and wanting to make contac... Read More
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07/03/2004 | KA1SVW
Operating Marine Mobile sure had its advantages and disadvantages. The view was great but the quarters were a bit cramped. Read More
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07/02/2004 | K3MJW
Last year's Field Day was great, but this year was better. We operated from our new pavilion on our clubhouse grounds. For antennas we used a 40/80 meter dipole, a 3 element tri-band beam on just 20 foot of tower, a multi-band vertical, and a Weather b... Read More
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07/02/2004 | K6JEY
Field Day was a nostalgia trip for K6JEY. He set up a National NCX5 and a 2 meter Gonset Communicator IV. Both radios worked fine.He made a number of HF contacts and one 2 meter AM contact. It was a great trip back to 1962, his senior year in High School. Read More
