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07/23/2003 | W6PRI
Field Day was a real challenge operating class 1E, Battery and QRP.
20 meters was THE band this year. Thanks to everyone who participated. I was hoping for more digital activity. Hope to see everyone again next year. Read More -
07/23/2003 | K4JSI
Field Day 2003 was enjoyable but I kept it pretty low-key. I operated from MDC (our back yard) as battery-powered Class 1B using QRP on 40 and 20 meters only. I slung a homebrew half-sized OH2NE 1/3 multiband antenna from the house to a tree in our n... Read More
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07/23/2003 | W0GG
As an ARRL Director, I've visted many FD sites through the years. W0GG, Class 3A, located at a beautiful site at 9,000 feet near Pike's Peak, was the most professional I've ever seen, with multiple 50 foot telescoping towers supporting wires and mono b... Read More
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07/22/2003 | KB4PPE
It was a great event, and I plan to operate in it more often.
My stn consisted of a Ten Tec Scout (set @ 5 watts), a 130 ft
dipole fed with ladder line via a homebrew tuner, a 50 watt
pv to 2 deep cycle lead acid batteries, and a gas generator-
which... Read More -
07/22/2003 | K4YNZ
The K4YNZ 5E AL Field Day effort was a combination of old and new technologies.
We used electronic logging,(GenLog),but backed it up with paper scratch pads and dupe sheets.
We ran three PSK 31 stations,and two Phone stations,using the latest SG... Read More -
07/22/2003 | K7VIT
The QUality Amateur Radio Klub (QUARK) went to NE Portland, Oregon to set up for Field Day this year. The site was selected to give Crossroads Christian School students, the Cougars, as well all others who are young at heart, the chance to see HAM Ra... Read More
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07/22/2003 | K1LU
Who says Field Day can't be fun. We decided to operate from the boat this year because it was hot in Northern California. Never having done this before we learned a lot about what works and what doesn't.
On board, drift has a new meaning. We used a ... Read More -
07/22/2003 | N6ZE/R
For the second time in 10 years, I completed a "Coast to Coast Rover" effort. I am employed as an airline pilot so I often miss contests due to work commitments.
However my work duties and the June VHF QSO Party combined to permit me to operate ... Read More
