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06/29/2004 | K6CU
This is my $100 qrp station for Field Day. A MFJ-9040 running 4 watts from some Radio Shack batteries. Great fun working 89 stations and 30 different sections. Thanks to the many stations who listened two (and more) times to hear my little signal! Read More
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06/28/2004 | W1MVY
Another great field day. This year I operated from home, but with a twist - emergency battery power and 3 watts! Excellent fun! Can't wait for next year! Can we do Field Day twice a year? Read More
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06/28/2004 | K9JQE
We, W4IJR, K9MAL & my self, setup in a small cabin in the north woods of Wisconsin. Reception is great when your many miles from the noise of civilization. Even though we are on the down side of the cycle we feel the contest was well attended. Read More
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06/28/2004 | NC4LC
NC4LC
Lincoln County, NC RACES / ARES Field Day 2004
Even with a rocky start with some unexpected antenna opportunities, we were able to correct and adapt those initial snafus at the 2PM kick off, and we ended up meeting and exceeding all of our Field... Read More -
06/28/2004 | AL7LE
The weather was hot but so was the propagation in what may be one of the best Field Days for the Moosehorn Amateur Radio Club, AL7LE. Propagation on the edge of the auroral zone can be quite challenging but with 85 degree temperatures, hot for Alaskas ... Read More
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06/28/2004 | N6NKO/9
After visiting three different FD sites in Southeastern Wisconsin in the afternoon, it was my chance to work the contest after feeding the family dinner out. So I put the home station backup battery (72 A/H AGM) into the back of my Jeep to run my 706MK... Read More
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06/28/2004 | WB5LYJ
2004 ARRL Field Day: WB5LYJ 1B NM
We (WB5LYJ & WA5WHN) had operated from our mountain location near Angus, NM (grid square: DM73ek) @ 6,800 feet asl. Lots of T-Storms nearby and QRN on 40 meters. The temperature was nice and cool and the bugs were ... Read More -
06/28/2004 | W2CRA
Cherryville Repeater Association had another great Field Day - this year we decided to concentrate on the fun and GOTA mentoring over wildcat contest competition but we still ran operators in 3A class across several bands!
Nice local press coverage, a... Read More
