Field Day 2010 - Pictures and Videos

[K7VZ]

Post your pictures and videos here!

[w7ayu]

W7AZO operated by Virgil and Paul

[w7ayu]

W7AZO operated by Paul and Heather

[KE7NEA]

Pic's & Vids.





Putting up the Di-pole


The CW guys! (Again GREAT job Steve & Steve Very impressive work!!)



HF Station




Dave & his Sat station


FOOD!!!!




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[W6SDM]

Okay, here are a few of my shots. I am still editing but here's what I have so far:



CW a la carte. Everything you need to talk all over the planet.

[W6SDM]

Nightfall was no problem for the CW crew. Ham radio's original digital mode works equally well in the dark.



If all the Jeeps weren't enough of a clue, this sign made sure we knew which camp we were at:



Everything you need for a very effective phone station:

[W6SDM]

The future of amateur radio. Here's where it goes once us old farts get put out to pasture.



Hopefully there will still be trails open for these young off-roaders:



Father and son celebrate after a successful contact:

[W6SDM]

You would think ham radio is going to the dogs:

[W6SDM]

Question on the Extra exam, The image below is:

A. An abstract phallic symbol.
B. A satellite locator.
C. A radio controlled spit ball launcher.

[KF7AMY]

Darn.....

I am impressed .....

You guys had a great operation, and rightly, you take pride in it.

This was our second year, last year we had no clue what we was doing....

For next year, I would be happy to work with you guys and improve our operation...

One thing we have established is a very good relationship with USFS and park rangers, and we do handout info for them.
In return they stop by, even with fire trucks.
We are a NV operation, operating in CA, so we kind of fall between the chairs.....
However, a military radio historical site is a good site in my book, especially when it is visited by some 200 people over the weekend.

[W6SDM]

Almost as many cameras as dogs:



How the hell does this thing work anyway?

[W6SDM]

Operators and radios:

[W6SDM]

Some things Photoshop just can't make purdy

[K1UR]

K1NR and K1UR operated as NA1GB from this location in Stonington, CT:



We operated class 1C (mobile) from the "Green Bean", my 1963 Land Rover:





K1NR doing some CW using our Icom IC706MkIIG:



We made phone and CW contacts on every band from 160m through 6 meters. Conditions on this end were quite good and it was nice to see the higher bands open.

[K7VZ]

Best photo yet!

[K7VZ]

My 2 best photos.

[K7VZ]

Randy KC0NNT and Mike KF7IZQ


Steve N7TX working CW.




A look across camp.


Mark K7MRE working the radio.



Paul KE7NEA and Heather


Group effort to get a satellite contact.

[K7VZ]

Mike KF7IZQ and Marc W7AYU


Group effort.


Alex, Paul, and Heather



Lyle KC7IPY and daughter


Nobody went hungry.


Kevin AD5VG and Alex.

[K7VZ]

Here's the official list of attendees. I don't think I missed anyone. Did miss a few family names though.

David K7DCL
Virgil K7VZ and Marcia K7AZM
Paul KE7NEA and Heather
Bob K6SPR
Steve N7TX and Alex KF7KKP
Mike K7MJC
Randy KC0NNT and Danielle and Josh KF7DZG and Jesse
Gary W7TXR
Tom AD7TI
Mark K7MRE and son
Steve W6SDM
Adam KZ1AMZ and family
Mike KF7IZQ
George W7SAZ
Jonathan KE7TXQ and Kim, Natalie, Ellie, Ethan
Mark W7AYU and Scott
Kevin AD5VG
Paul KE7YIL
Lyle KC7IPY and daughter
Jon N7RVR and wife
Jayson KD7WCD and Shawn KD7ZIY

[K7VZ]

I added a link to this thread on QRZ.com.
http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?t=253942