K4LRG 2007 ARRL Field Day |
The Real Dueling Charlie Whiskey Guys |
Station #5 was on 20-Meters CW. They had a super setup with Gary Quinn's Ten-Tec Omni V, LARG's Mobile Tower and a homebrew 3-element yagi built by Gary. The log shows they were on 22 of the 24 clock hours. A very nice job by all: 20-Meters CW operators had a first class operating position and put 548 good QSOs in the log for an average of 25 QSOs per hour. This is down a little from 2006's 562 good QSOs and further down from 2005's 617. Huuummm, was it propagation or was it something else? Anyway, a very nice operation! |
Have Trailer - Have Tower - Have Yagi - Will Transmit |
Dueling Antennas |
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The Rates At Station #5 Station #5 started good and had 300 QSOs by midnight with the best hourly rate of 42 at 2200 hours local. This start was better than last year. Early Sunday morning the band opened a little earlier than last year but the numbers later in the morning could not match the 50 - 70 rates of last year. When the smoke cleared there were 548 good QSOs in the log. |
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Bill Buchholz - K8SYH |
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Gary Quinn - NC4S |
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Paul Dluehosh - N4PD |
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