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An upside down rainbow followed us all the way to Layang-Layang under our plane. Click Here

View of Layang-Layang Island upon approach. Click Here

View of Layang-Layang Island as we circled for a landing. Click Here

Our gear is off loaded from the 14 seat Twin Otter plane. Click Here

After a short discussion with the staff, we decide to set up in the Conference Room. All our gear is brought down. Click Here

After a long day of setting up antennas and radios, our "Hardware Engineer" Jani, YB0US is given the honor of making our first QSO. Click Here

Tom, N4XP makes some QSO's. Click Here

Paul, N4PN makes some QSO's. Click Here

Bill, N2WB makes some QSO's. Click Here

Mini33 triband beam. Click Here

We salvaged two 40 foot pieces of bamboo left behind by the 9M0C team back in early 1998. Still in good shape. Click Here

Here is one bamboo pole going up. It was used to support one end of our 160 meter inverted L. Click on each number to watch as the pole goes up. 1019, 1020, 1021:

Muscle man Mike N6MZ places a big rock at the bottom of one bamboo pole. N4XP is assisting. 1022, 1023:

View of the A3W WARC beam. Click Here

View of the C3 beam. Click Here

View of the 160 inverted L. Click Here

C3 beam on left and A3W WARC beam on right. Click Here

5 element 6 meter beam set up in front of the conference center building. Click Here

40 meter delta loop. We never used it but it looked good! Click Here

N2OO making some QSO's! Click Here

N6MZ works the grayline. Click Here

Distant view of our operating site. Click Here

9M6OO banner in the Conference room "shack". Click Here

N4PN making just "one more QSO"! Click Here

YB0US works some RTTY! Click Here

Station signs... We used color codes for each station. Click Here

Operating schedule... 24 hour schedule was maintained through the weekend. Then for the rest of our stay, we relaxed a bit during daylight "no propogation" hours. Click Here

View of the 9M6OO shack setup. This is style! Click Here

Our Delta Kite antenna experiment. Although we did not use the kites for antennas, we did fly them using the tether wire we brought with us. We found that the idea is quite feasable as long as there is a steady breeze. An assortment of configurations were tried and our kite flew with over 300 feet of tether wire for an entire afternoon. Click Here

Jani YB0US flies a kite! No, that is not Charles Bronson behind those sunglasses! Click Here

N2OO presents a team T Shirt to Layang-Layang Resort manager Richard. Click Here

N4PN works just one more QSO! Click Here

N2WB says HI to our friends at the SEDXC! Click Here

A Malaysian Navy ship paid a visit one morning just off shore. Click Here

View of 160 inverted L and the Butternut HF9V Vertical. All 80/40 QSO's were on the HF9V. Click Here

Base of the HF9V was stuck in a hole in the rocks and radials were run in the salt water. Click Here

Some very friendly Layang-Layang birds. Click Here

N4PN stands at one of the gun emplacements at the south end of the island. Click Here

TEAM PICTURE: Standing at the Layang-Layang sign post. l to r: N4PN, N6MZ, YB0US, N2WB, N2OO, N4XP. Click Here

N4PN, N2WB, YB0US, N2OO standing at the entrance to Layang-Layang Resort just before departure. Click Here

Our final Layang-Layang sunset, November 17, 1999. Click Here

Our baggage is piled high at the Kota Kinabalu Airport after we return from Layang-Layang. Click Here