This is just an archive of the photos from Field Day 2015 for W6AGO
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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Are you enjoying your life? A lot of people are there who desire to enjoy their love life, but they only offer temporary relief. Minutes from 5-21-15 meeting
Minutes from 5-21-15 meeting
Five members in attendance: Kirk Crawford KG6MTE, Donald Hall KK6DCX, Ryan Noguchi AI6DO, Phil Martzen KK6PSA, and Teresa Moore AG6OD
Discussed putting a current club inventory and a list of things that can be checked out by members on the web site. Ryan will work with Joe to categorize the D8 shack, including creating a block diagram of how everything is connected and directions on how to use various equipment.
Field Day: 1800 UTC Saturday to 2059 UTC Sunday = 11 am Saturday through 3 pm Sunday
We will use the trailer as a base again this year, and park it at VC1. This year’s goal is to stay longer and make more contacts than we did last year. Don will be our publicity chair and contact the Orbiter and or Aerospace photographer to cover the event, as well as consider external media and inviting distinguished guests. Ryan will bring over equipment from the D8 shack. Kirk and Teresa will work on logistics, including loading the trailer, bringing over equipment from the A2 shack (easy up, banner, antennas, etc.), moving the radios in the trailer so that they are far enough apart that a different person could work each station, coordinating signups, and getting folding tables and chairs for the event. Kirk will coordinate getting the trailer moved after 11 am on Friday.
- Things that need to be done in preparation for Field Day:
- load trailer
- space out radios
- install circuit board in KX3 (Kirk)
- buy headphones
- get permission from Security
- buy tower
- look into off-center fed multi-band dipole antenna
- move solar system over to trailer
- make sure batteries are charged
- make sure we have enough extension cables/feed lines
- order table/chairs to set up under easy up
- masts for 3 VHF/UHF antennas and one HF antenna
- guy lines for masts
- check out mics
- gasoline for generator
Plan for stations: 2m, 220, 440 in trailer, Kenwood HF rig in trailer, KX3 HF rig, Teresa’s Yaesu FT920
Kirk will bring laptop and logging software
Do we want to try a laptop for digital modes?
Everyone should bring snacks/drinks
Other upcoming events: HamCon in Torrance September 11-13
W6AGO Emergency Communications Team Script
(22 June 2015)
Is the frequency/repeater in use?
QST QST QST
This is the W6AGO Emergency Communications Team daily 2 meter/repeater net by way of the WB6VMV repeater.
(call sign) is at net control. When calling, please give your full call sign and location.
(announcements)
With that out of the way, anyone wishing to check in, please come now.
(record call signs/locations)
Any other check-ins?
Not hearing anyone else, we’ll conclude this morning’s 2 meter/repeater check-in for the W6AGO Emergency Communications Team. Thanks to all stations that participated. 73 to all.
This frequency/The WB6VMV repeater is now back to regular service.
W6AGO will now change frequency to the repeater/This is W6AGO clear.
Why wait ’till next Field Day?
Well, we definitely had some lessons learned from this past Field Day that we should discuss at the next meeting. Despite the high setup and takedown time per QSO ratio, I certainly learned a lot and had a good time, so much so that I’ve started to set up the home station to do some low-intensity contesting on a more regular basis. Rather than wait until next Field Day to do another group