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07/27/2003 | KD2RD
Had a blast ! Thanks to everyone for the contacts. See you next season.
73s...
John Read More -
07/27/2003 | K7ZC
The Mount Baker Amateur Radio Club from Bellingham, Wa. operated as 2-Alpha Western Washington plus a VHF/UHF and GOTA station. Bonus point included Portable Packet, APRS Demo and Laser Communications.
Our local ARES~RACES provided two communications... Read More -
07/26/2003 | N5ESE
N5ESE (w/ N2KTY) Field Day
An early morning start gave us time to avoid the June Texas sun while antenna raising and helped ensure that our QRP/battery powered station was functional & interconnected before starting time. Our 40m inverted Vee, suspende... Read More -
07/26/2003 | K7EAR
The Eastern Arizona Amateur Radio Society set up for field day at Clark Peak Campground on Mt Graham near Safford, AZ At about 9,000 feet in the tall pines, it was a real relief from the desert below.
We operated 3A QRP from the club bus. Due to the ... Read More -
07/25/2003 | WD9EWK
Another fun year in northern Arizona, this time using a new IC-703 instead of my FT-817. Propagation wasn't as good, but I kept making QSOs by moving down to 40m instead of listening to static on 15m or 10m. Fewer bonus points this year compared to 2... Read More
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07/25/2003 | PJ2T
NW0L, WB9Z and AE9B traveled to the Island of Curacao and the awesome contest station of PJ2T with one goal in mind, a #1 World Win, but prior to the contest didn't even know what category they were entering. After deliberation the Multi-2 category (wi... Read More
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07/24/2003 | W8JXN
The Cascades Amateur Radio Society operated the 2003 Field Day from a new site at the Jackson Catholic Middle School in central Jackson Michigan. The club call W8JXN was used.
One tower held the 2M and 6M beams, a second tower supported the 80-10 fold... Read More -
07/23/2003 | W6KB
The Redwood Empire DX Association, operating from a vineyard in Sonoma Co. California, directs you to a slideshow gallery of images. Please enter this URL in your web browser.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F59A31E55
Go to a summary of our operation als... Read More














