ARRL Field Day Participation
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The
W9AZ Field Day
exchange
at KARS
was
(3A - IL)
Un-Official Claimed Scores
1576 Q's - 5574 Points
Breakdown of Q's
80m cw 117 - 80m ssb 78
40m cw 378 - 40m ssb 125
20m cw 215 - 20m ssb 35
15m cw 151 - 15m ssb 109
10m cw 0 - 10m ssb 197
6m cw 2 - 6m ssb 158
2m cw 0 - 2m ssb 9
Emergency power - 100 pts
Visitors to FD Site - 100 pts
Publicity - 100 pts
This
year we were certainly roughing it
in
three air conditioned motor homes.
Perhaps
one of two statements apply:
a)
We're getting older.
b
We're getting better.
Personally
I'm opting for the latter!
Fortunately
we were able to set-up
and
take-down under dry conditions.
It
was the in between all day Saturday
and
Saturday evening in a constant
downpour
of rain that made us
thankful
to be already set up in dry
self
contained motor homes...
This
Field Day was a very good time indeed!
Probably
one of our best overall
scores
in recent years...
The
next 8 pages are of
42
photos taken at the
KARS
Field Day site
June
24-25, 2000
Thanks go to AK9F, KA9MNX
and
Velda Christensen for all
the photos.
KARS 2000 Set-up crew left to right.
K9CS, N9MBR and Nicki, WD9AYI, KA9MNX,
N9IO, K9IOC, K9NR, WB9STR, K9FO,
WB9WEC, K9JLK, Velda, AK9F,
KE9MG, KK9R, KB9PEA, N9OKX.
Isn't the country beautiful out here in Kankakee
County?
Yes places like this still exist in Illinois.
Unfortunately this may be our last year
at this wonderful Field Day site...
This is the place known to local hams as "Smith
Hill".
Note: This aerial shot shows
the use of safety tape
around the perimeter of the
tower guys.
(Thanks once again as last year
to Taylor-Brown RV Center
in Bourbonnais for allowing us to
borrow the 40 foot motor home.)
Don K9NR and the 40 footer.
AK9F, K9CS, K9IFO, K9IOC, K9JLK,
K9NR, KA9MNX, KA9VPH, KA9WZW,
KB9NYW, KB9PEA, KE9MG, KK9R,
N9IO, N9IOQ, N9LCR, N9MBR, N9OKX,
N9QXZ, N9REG, W9IOU, WB9STR,
WB9WEC, WD9AYI, Kathleen, Sue, Velda.
Please e-mail the web master
if I forgot anyone.
Or sign
the guest book,
We would love to hear your comments!
Latest update July 10, 2000
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