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Lunch comes fast for clubs on the West
Coast during Field Day. Here Ken-W6HHC prepares some bratwurst sausage for the entire
OCARC crew. |
Photo by AF6C |
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Matt-K6LNX is team captain for VHF/UHF
while Robin is logging.. |
Photo by N6CCE |
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Chris-KJ6ZH drove all the way from the San
Francisco area (again this year) to set up a Field Day satellite station. Bob-KD6XO looks
over Chris's shoulder. |
Photo by W6HHC |
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This is the antenna system that was set up
for FD satellite communications. On the left, are the 2M polarized yagis for
transmitting the up-link. Chris-KJ6ZH and Jami-KG6TLM complete adjustments for a 10M
loop antenna was used to receive the down-link signals.. |
Photo by N6RUI |
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15M used the terrific motorhome of
Bruce-KC6DLA for their station.. |
Photo by N6CCE |
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The 15M station used a 5-ele Hygain
monobander beam on a 20-ft tower. |
Photo by WA6VPP |
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Inside the 15M station (L-R) Tom-WA6PFA works the band
while Bruce-KC6DLA does the logging.. |
Photo by N6CCE |
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The 20M team used a 3-ele Hygain monobander
beam on a 20-ft tower. The white rope on the left is the "rotor". |
Photo by W6HHC |
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This is the 20M SSB crew operating out of
the motorhome of Bob-KD6XO. (R-L) As team captain Ken-W6HHC rests, Bob-KD6BWH takes
a turn at the mike and Bob-KD6XO logs. |
Photo by AF6C |
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Mike-WK6O (R) was
“the-traveling-CW-man” who went from band-to-band to really increased the club
points this year. Here he is in the 20M station with Mark-AA6MS logging. |
Photo by W6HHC |
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This is the 40M station, operating inside
the KE6WWK motorhome. Rich-KE6WWK takes a turn at operating during contest. |
Photo by N6CCE |
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Howard-WB6TIK takes at turn at the mike on
the 40M station. |
Photo by AF6C |
