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The
tent and station were setup on the southside of the
Minnetonka High School field next to the trees to make
good use of the shade. We also placed a tarp over the
screen tent to provide shade from the west as the sun set. |
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Larry
again brought his R7 seen here being setup. We've always
had good luck with verticals. We also had a Mini-G5RV
flying at about 25 feet. |
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The
station was setup on the north side of the screen tent.
Logging laptop and main station tranciever are shown here
with the usual extras. |
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Figuring
out the logging software. |
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John
(KA0OSC) supervising |
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John
(KA0OSC) tries his hand at some QRPp using his homebrew
rig housed in a gray painted Sucrets tin. |
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Mert
(W0UFO) and Craig (AA0ZZ) |
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Checking
out some toys |
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Tim
(KB9LGJ) came up from Gibbon, MN with his VW Camper
equipted with a complete QRP RTTY station |
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Tim
(KB9LGJ) and Robert (KC0EJW) at the VW RTTY station. The
antenna was a ham stick dipole mount on the street sign
to the right. |
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Mike
(N0DWM) tries some RTTY in the VW Camper. |
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Bill
(N0BSN) tries his hand at KA0OSC's QRPp station later
that day. |
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The
6 meter mag-mount antenna was mounted on a ladder using a
a piece of sheetmetal as a ground plane. |
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Steve
(KI0CL) shows amazing concentration operating solo for a
while at the main station controls. |
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Mert
(W0UFO) and Craig (AA0ZZ) take over for an afternoon
stint and racking up the Q's. |
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Robert
(KC0EJW) at the 6 meter and novice/tech station. |
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Mert
(W0UFO) working late into the night, first time we've
been able to work field day through the night. |
