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OCARC - W6ZE Welcome Signs at the
entrance to the Irvine park property.
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Photo by W6ZQ
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The antenna farm with the 3-element 20
meter beam in the foreground and the 5-element 15
meter beam further back. Wire and VHF antennas are
also visible.
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Photo by KD6NOT
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Working a pile-up in the 15 meter tent
is Bob-KD6XO at the mike and Paul-WD6FMX logging on
the notebook computer.
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Photo by W6HHC
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The 5-element Hygain 15 meter beam is
up; Lowell, KQ6JD (left) and Bob, AF6C secure the
guys.
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Photo by W6ZQ
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Bob, AF6C re-invents the Armstrong
antenna rotator for the 15 meter yagi.
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Photo by W6ZQ
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The 15 meter operation: (L to R) Ken,
W6HHC operates; Bob, KD6XO logs; and Bob, AF6C
recuperates his voice.
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Photo by W6ZQ
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Dinner time: (L to R) Chris, KF6LEX and
his young op; Ray, W6NT; Bob, KD6XO; Larry,
K6LDC and head chef Frank, WA6VKZ on the edge as
usual!
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Photo by KF6LEX (How'd he do
that?)
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Hungry hams chow down in mess area.
Visitor's table is at right.
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Enlargement of photo by
KD6NOT
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The 40 meter vertical (well, almost)...
with the 10 meter novice tent beam to the left.
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Photo by AF6C
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Thirteen 220 MHz contacts were made by
solar power. Larry, KR6LO (left) and Jack, K6VGS
wait for the morning sun.
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Photo by AF6C
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