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    06/29/2004 | W2RC

    RADIO CENTRAL AMATEUR RADIO CLUB OPERATES FIELD DAY FROM HISTORIC LOCATION FORMALLY RCA GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER INSTALLATION

    Radio Central ARC operated again from the David Sarnoff Preserve, Riverhead, NY. This land was used by the Radio Corpor... Read More

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    06/29/2004 | W7UQ

    I forgot to mention one of our newest hams, KE7AHA!
    She worked the radios and the grill too! Read More

  • 06/29/2004 | W1IP

    Hey,we had a ball.. the local ARRL Section Leader never showed..
    so we ate his steaks..!!(Hi)..
    73 Read More

  • The 2004 Field Day Crew of the WW2 Submarine USS Cod SS-224.

    06/29/2004 | W8COD

    Here is the Field Day Crew from the World War Two Submarine USS Cod SS-224 in Cleveland, Ohio.

    On the air as W8COD, the USS Cod Amateur Radio Club is trying to get the boat on the air every weekend this summer. Look for us. QSL info for W8COD is avai... Read More

  • 06/29/2004 | K9ES/4

    This was the first time in 15 years that rain and thunderstorms stayed away from our site. Other clubs in Indian River, Brevard County, and Orange county Florida were clobbered by severe thunderstorms, yet we were dry and could see the huge clouds in ... Read More

  • Big Project graduate Simon, KC8ZYD, and his mentor Dave, W8DO at the 40 meter CW station.

    06/29/2004 | W8VY

    http://pictures.kb8sfr.jinxed.net/Field-Day-2004

    Take this URL for all of the pictures from the joint Kalamazoo Amateur Radio Club, and Southwestern Michigan Amateur Radio Team effort. What a great time! Read More

  • Back row, left to right: W3PAW,W3YOZ,W3TEF,W3BTX,K4VV,AI3M Front row, left to right; K3IXD, WR3Z,W3SF Missing; W9NET

    06/29/2004 | W3SO

    Tnx for the QSOs and for over 115 QSOs with rovers. Topping the list was W3IY/R whom gave us 18 QSOs from 6 different grids. Next was K3LFO whom we worked 14 times in 5 differnt grids. KB3ITG and KC3WD were worked in 4 different grids and VE3NPB and KE... Read More

  • Jim, KB9VR playing on top of the Village 80ft Rohn Tower! Jim, you forgot the radio!

    06/29/2004 | W9VT

    No Murphy this Year! What did we do wrong? No Murphy? No Hot Weather! No Lightning, No Problems! No Cops! Must be the Good Living! Our Club, W9VT has been doing this for many, many decades. This one was just about perfect! How Perfect? We op... Read More

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