Boeing Employees Amateur Radio Society

 

Facilities / Field Day Committee

Callbook  

Purpose

Field Day

Ham Shack / Trailer

10 Meter Beacon  

To account for and maintain the equipment and facilities owned or loaned to the BEARS. Also to coordinate Field Day activities for club. Equipment includes a well outfitted Ham Shack/Trailer, a trailer mounted Satellite antenna system, as well as antennas and equipment at fixed repeater and packet sites in the Puget Sound Area.

  Field Day is an Amateur Radio Relay League sponsored activity designed simulate emergency operating conditions. Participating clubs and groups set up radio stations in remote locations and operate for 24 hours, attempting to contact as many other stations as possible. Extra points are awarded for special operating modes and power sources used. Logs are summarized and submitted to the ARRL for varification. Official results are published in QST, the ARRL magazine.

 

 

 

The Ham Shack/Trailer is a 36 foot converted instrumentation trailer with a self-contained diesel powered electrical system. It contains HF operating positions, VHF operating position, Satellite operating position, and Packet operating position. It also contains the BEARS BBS. The trailer is capable of being packed and moved intact to a remote operating location in an emergency, and has been used as such during one Field Day operation. Operation of the equipment in the Shack shall be according to the FCC Rules and the BEARS Operating Rules.
Satellite  
BBS  
Operating Rules  
Field Day:  
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Chairperson

    Ray McCaw - KB7OPQ
           
   

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