Field Day for Ham Radio operators is a time to practice skills in Emergency Communications and Operations, make contacts and just plain old have fun! Our designation/section was 4AME. This past field day while I was still in Maine was my first Field Day as a Ham Radio Operator!
I was able to Get-On-the-Air under an Extra Class License and use HF to make 11 different contacts! I want to thank WA1JMM for allowing me to operate under his license and have a good time doing it!
Photos were taken by both KB1WEA and KB1WRY.
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| WA1JMM in his A/C |
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| KC1FLG 1st FD experience operating the GOTA Station (KB1WEA’s KX3) |
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| K1PQ Field Day operation was surrounded by commercial, government and amateur towers. The tower second from left belongs to PARC and is the home of N1BUG/R (147.105) and the new K1PQ/R (444.950). Photo Credit: KB1WEA |
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| KC1FLG, KC1WRZ, & KB1WEA.. A big thanks goes out to Bill Welsh (KB1WEA) for taking on the role of FD Coordinator & trouble-shooter extraordinaire! Photo credit: KB1WRY |
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| PARC President, Debbie Kaczowski (KB1WRY) mentors Ed Tatro (KC1FLG) out in the open on a beautiful Sunday afternoon at the Get-On-The-Air (GOTA) station. They are operating a KX3, KXPA100 to multi-band ground plane on 20 meter SSB. In the background, George Dean (WA1JMM) is operating 40 meter CW from his air-conditioned truck… Photo Credit: KB1WEA |
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