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Publicity Chairman Larry-K6LDC (left) talks
with Bill-N4WRC, visiting from Alabama. |
Photo by AF6C |
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Lunch comes fast on the West Coast during
FD. Here Ken-W6HHC get some bratwurst sausage ready for hungry hams. |
Photo by AF6C |
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Chris-KJ6ZH drove all the way from the San
Francisco area to set up a Field Day satellite station for the Saturday passes. |
Photo by W6HHC |
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This is the antenna system that Chris-KJ6ZH
set up for FD satellite communications. In the center are the 2M polarized yagis for
transmitting the up-link. A 10M loop antenna was used to receive the down-link
signals.. |
Photo by K6VDP |
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Carl-WA6BSV brought out his hand held
satellite system for some Sunday morning passes. (L-R) are John-N6RUI, John-WB6AJE,
Carl-WA6BSV, Steve KB1GZ, Lowell KQ6JD, and Rich-KE6WWK. |
Photo by W6HHC |
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The "Blue Room" served as our
publicity center during FD. Demonstrations of ATV, SlowScan TV and APRS were given
and visitors were encouraged to sign in. (L-to-R) Lowell-KQ6JD, Bud-WA6VPP, and
Gene-KF6TRA |
Photo by AF6C |
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Bob-KD6BWH started 2M FD operations from the tailgate of
his truck while waiting for the VHF/UHF Team Captain, KF6LEX, to finish teaching a morning
class at school. |
Photo by AF6C |
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Chris-KF6LEX ran an open air FD set-up on
VHF/UHF/SOLAR.The solar panels supplied plenty of power for the storage battery (yellow
crate) to keep the ICOM 706 running well after sunset on 6M, 2M, 220MHz and 440MHz.. |
Photo by W6HHC |
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This is the 10M SSB station operating out
of the motorhome of Bruce-KC6DLA. You can see the conditions that some operators had
to endure while "roughing it" on Field Day |
Photo by WA6PFA |
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Tom-WA6PFA had to scratch hard to come up
with contacts on 10M this FD due to terrible propagation. |
Photo by W6HHC |
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This is the 15M station, operating inside
the KD6XO motorhome. (L-R) Ken-W6HHC and Bob-KD6XO. |
Photo byAF6C |
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15M Team Captain Bob-AF6C takes at turn at
the mike. |
Photo by KD6XO |
