Tom (N6JOJ) and Eric (W6LKK)
Ron (KK6I), Larry (KN6IQ), and Harlan (KD6RMG)
Bruce (KF6AUW), Bruce (WA6DNT), and Cameron
Tom (KE6VCR), Joe (KE6PHB), Tony (WA6ZMZ), and
Rebecca (KF6WZR)
Phil (N6WHK) and Jim (KA6ZVX)
Bob (KD6BP), Nick (KD6ASF), Tony (KM6RX), and Ed (K1CHS)
Travis (KN6VQ) and Alcide
Tom (KC6NXZ)
Aside from some minor technical difficulties (such as a dead battery), the T went on the air at about six o'clock.
The main transmitter was an HT running 1/2 watt into a 10dB attenuator and a 6 element quad in Crest, pointed at the start point. There were nice hills to either side, which helped to make it hard to hear the T when not in the signal path.
There was a secondary transmitter on 146.580 for those hunters who wanted to sniff. Johnna insisted on hiding the sniff T deep within a sufficiently prickly bush. (Sorry!)
Scoring was based on mileage. The hunt was short enough that the "Crenshaw" factor never came into play.
Here are the results:
| PLACE | TEAM | MILEAGE | |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | N6JOJ and W6LKK | 10.8 | |
| Second | KK6I, KN6IQ, and KD6RMG | 11.6 | |
| Third | KF6AUW, WA6DNT, and Cameron | 16.0 | |
| Fourth | KE6VCR, KE6PHB, WA6ZMZ, and KF6WZR | 21.3 | |
| Fifth | N6WHK and Jim (KA6ZVX) | 27.0 | |
| Sixth | KD6BP, KD6ASF, KM6RX, K1CHS | 29.7 |
There were two teams who did not show by the time the T was taken off the air.
The teams adjourned to the local Roundtable Pizza for dinner.
Respectfully submitted by Thomas (KE6CBR) and Johnna
