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06/28/2004 | K8CPA
I once again operated Field Day, class 1D from the house here in Lincoln Park, Michigan. and believe it or not, I had a lot of fun this time! There were, however, a few problems. I battled a intermittant antenna problem that seemed only to occur when I... Read More
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06/28/2004 | K6Z
Huntington Beach (Calif.) RACES Field Day
K6Z returns to the 2002 FD site. This was a TOTALLY different FD, in which the Huntington Beach RACES members were "called out" to an "activation." The FD exchange was the "traffic" and individuals were "deploy... Read More -
06/28/2004 | ND6P
I wasn't able to use my planned field day site, a mountain peak in Los Angeles' Griffith Park because a mountain lion had taken up residence in April. So I operated 1D from my home QTH in Burbank instead. I did get a chance to try out my new contest ... Read More
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06/28/2004 | K0RFD
Ahh, Field Day. The perfect excuse for a camping trip with the XYL! And what better way to accomplish that than Class 1B, single op?
The camping trip was great. The contest? Eh, didn't make near enough contacts. Had to shut down a couple of times ... Read More -
06/28/2004 | W1IM
For the umpeenth time W1GUA, Rudy and I, K1KU, did our 2A operation for TESARO (The Enlightened Society of Amateur Radio Operators.)
We always operate from Tamarack Trails Campground in East Lempster, NH, which, incidentally, is owned/operated by Rudy ... Read More -
06/28/2004 | KQ6EE
kq6ee was in action: hiked up to Mt. San Antonio in Los Angeles area (Mt. Baldy -- third highest mountain in Southern California). I took me 4 hours to get to the peak. I operated 1B mostly vhf and uhf. Many curious hikers asked what I was doing. I t... Read More
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06/28/2004 | N2BWC
This was a casual operation just to see if the FT817 and "JOEY" antenna would work with five watts from my back yard in Oceanside, Ca surrounded by hills. My first contact was on 15 meters cw with W4VIY in northern Florida. Proof of concept succeeded. Read More
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06/28/2004 | W5QGG
This year was one of the best Field Day's the Midland Amateur Radio Club has held. We operated 2A with a GOTA station and VHF station. The soccer pavilion we operated from was an excellent location. Other than a gust front of blowing dust hitting us... Read More
