Brian's monster beam
David's 2m/70cm satellite
antenna setup
Satellite in front,
6m beam behind,
2m beam on ground at left
The shelter,
2m beam on ground
Our home for the next
24+ hours
David's 2m and 70cm beams
Mark swatting mosquitoes
Brian raising the 2m/70cm
beams
Brian has some help from
Joe
The K0HAM computing
center, Joe (left) & Charles
Joe, computer
operator extraordinaire
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Brian's big darned trailer
David's puny little trailer
A beautiful sight
Horiz. polarized 70cm beam (top)
Horiz pol. 2m Quagi beam (bottom)
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We had to share the shelter
David's operating position
You can never have too much
junk
Joe making flashlight repairs
for better 70cm reception
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There's nothing like having
fine test equipment
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NV0S's night operations
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Brian piling up the points
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Brian and Riley
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David's setup
David (me) in deep
concentration
David at the 2m/70cm/satellite
operating position
David's night operations tent
David home-brew elevation
mechanism
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Brian in early morning
operations
Joe in early morning
operations
The shelter in the quiet
early morning
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Brian's monster beam
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Joe adjusting elevation of
the satellite antennas
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Joe carefully measuring
the antenna elevation
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Wonder if that beam is throwing
of the sat. antenna pattern?
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Riley, Evan, and James
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Brian's monster amp
Brian's HF rig
Recharging from the sun
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2.4 GHz didn't get used because
AO40 wasn't functional in mode S
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