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In Saturday morning, before FD starts, the
Field Day Chair, Dee N8UZE (in turquoise blouse above the hat) goes over the rules and
plans for ioeration this year. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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On Saturday morning before FD starts, Boy
Scout Troop 788 from Redondo Beach arrives to set up the GOTA station that operated as
W6BAC. The Scoutmaster, Brett W6BAC, can be seen making adjustments to the center pole for
the trapped dipole antenna. |
Photo by Carla-KJ6YOW |
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The OCARC Field Day Chair, Dee N8UZE, takes
a turn at operating the 80M/10M station during FD. A 80M dipole was used for 80M. (L-R)
Dee N8UZE, Carla KJ6YOW (her 1st FD!), a visitor friend of Tim N6GP, and Carl N8AE. |
Photo by Bill K6ACJ |
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Nick KD6IPE was the band-captain of the
80M.10M station/ In the background is Carl N8AE. |
Photo by Carla-KJ6YOW |
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John WA6AJE measures the SWR of the 40M
2-ele Inverted-Vee beam just before the operations begin |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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Here is 40M/15M station with
co-band-captain Tim N6GP doing the operating and logging. |
Photo by Ken-W6HHC
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John WA6AJE operates the 40M
station in the middle of the dark night during the "grave-yard shift". |
Photo by Doug-W6FKX |
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The 40M station used a two-ele inverted-Vee
beam. Ladder line was used for the feedline and the active element. The reflector is at
the far end of the boom. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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A 2-ele 15M Moxon beam antenna is mounted
on a military stacking-mast tower. |
Photo by Bill-W6VKO |
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The 40M/15M station was housed in the
tent-trailer pf Doug W6FKX. The 40M antenna can bee seen on the right side, beyonf the
backstop. |
Photo by Doug-W6FKX |
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The 20M CW station (L-R) has Frank W6NKU
doing the logging (his first FD in many years) and Paul W6GMU was the band-captain for the
station. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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This photo shows the 20M CW station with
Paul W6GMU logging and Dee N8UZE doing some operating. |
Photo by Paul-WA6LJV |
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This photo shows the tent for the 20M CW.
The tower in the backgound is for the 40M inverted-Vee beam (that also supports the 20M CW
double=bazooka antenna. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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The co-captains for 20M PHN are Bob AF6C
(logging) and Ken W6HHC (on the mike). |
Photo by Photo by Clem-WØMEC |
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Shown are co-20MPHN-captain Bob AF6C on 20M
PHN with scout Kyle Bohlander taking a turn at logging, while Adam son of member Tim
KJ6NGF looks on. Later Adam took a turn logging (with a little assist form his dad). |
Photo by Bill-W6VKO |
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Operating the mike on 20M is Ken WB9YCJ
with Bob AF6C trying to keep up with the logging during a pile-up. |
Photo by Photo by Ken-W6HHC |
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Here is a photo of the 20M PHN 3-ele
mono-bander beam up at 30 feet on military stacking mast and the operating tent.
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Photo by Photo by Ken-W6HHC |
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Jay KI6WZU inside the 6M station works off
a few more QSOs. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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Carla KJ6YOW is logging for Atlee N2CNC in
the 6M tent. BTW-Atlee is the brother of Jay KI6WZU. |
Photo by Jay-KI6WZU |
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Two scouts (L-R) Colin Hoyer and Bryan
Cloutier take a turn operating the 6M station. |
Photo by Carla-KJ6YOW |
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Here is a photo of the 6M 4-ele beam in
action on top of the tower. The gray 6M tent can be see to the left of the
tent-trailer that served as resting quarters for Jay-KI6WZU. |
Photo by Ken-W6HHC |
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Robbie KB6CJZ was the captain for
organizing both the VHF and UHF stations. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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Joe KE6ZMG (on left) takes a turn to work
his first ever Field Day with assistance from Robbie KB6CJZ in the 2M/440 tent. |
Photo by Joe-KE6ZMG |
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Seen here are some of the antennas for the
VHF/UHF tents. The vertical antenna to the left-side of photo is for 2M-FM/220MHz.
The top yagi on the left-side mast is for 440 MHz and the lower yagi on that mast
is for 2M-SSB. The tower in the middele is the 40M beam on a 35-ft military mast. |
Photo by Paul-WA6LJV |