Andrew Watson, KD5NNN, was kind enough to send us some more photos which he took while wandering around the San Antonio combined Field Day Site on Saturday, June 27th.
And as usual, please help us in identifying the hams in each photo. If we’ve failed to identify a person properly or not at all, please post a comment letting us know which photo to update and we’ll get it taken care of.
Temperatures broke the 100 degree barrier once more before we shut down operations and departed shortly after 1pm. In fact, one of our unofficial thermometers over in the shaded grassy area (yes, we had one, but just one such area) where the welcome station was located, reported 104 degrees at 10:30am, and 110 degrees at 1pm when we shut down. Official temps according to the weather service only hit 101 degrees as of 5pm. Of course, we were within 1/2 mile of all that pavement over at Port San Antonio’s Airport (formerly known as Kelly AFB or Kelly USA).
Enjoy the photos, click the link for “more” to see them !
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- SARO sponsored the 2 meter simplex station, Chuck WB5FWI was the control operator, Bill AC5AS in the background
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- The welcoming station out front, just inside the gate to the complex.
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- The welcoming station out front, just inside the gate to the complex.
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- Charles WA3PAY brings in the chicken for Saturday night’s group dinner!
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- Fire Chief McNulty welcomed us to use his training facility for our event, thanked us for our dedication to supporting the City’s emergency communications needs.
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- Fire Chief McNulty and his daughter visiting during Field Day
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- Saturday Setup Crew Briefing
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- Saturday Setup Crew Briefing
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- Saturday Setup Crew Briefing
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- A couple of hams getting hydrated. Javier NP3EA (left) Jorge WP4KTF (right)
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- A couple of hams getting hydrated. Javier NP3EA (left) Jorge WP4KTF (right)
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- Charles WA3PAY assisting Barry W5BLH at the BBQ outside for Saturday’s dinner
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- Charles WA3PAY and Stan KD5ZSY outside near the BBQ on Field Day
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- Barry W5BLH was the head BBQ Chef, plus handled our wireless network for logging contacts
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- The McWha’s visited Field Day. Connie KD5UXU, Bob AD5NQ, April KF5BSH
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- Teri KC5BJI getting food ready for Saturday’s dinner
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- Sharon AB5YV and Linda KC5QPQ in the kitchen preparing Saturday’s group dinner
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- Linda KC5QPQ in the kitchen preparing Saturday’s group dinner
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- Richard WB5ACN and David K5OLE working 40 meters, stationed sponsored by SARC
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- Bob KA5AUW ran the PSK31 and Satellite station on 100% battery power, solar charged
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- Visting hams
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- Visiting hams at the PSK31 station
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- Visiting hams at the PSK31 station
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- ARRL Rep John Stratton KE5ISX visits the PSK31 Station with Bob K5AUW
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- ARRL Rep John Stratton KE5ISX visits the PSK31 Station with Bob K5AUW
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- ARRL Rep John Stratton KE5ISX visits the PSK31 Station with Bob K5AUW, Erik KD5YZU was tour guide for John
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- Bob K5AUW gets strong contact on PSK31, see the expression on his face? Go get’em!
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- The 20 meter station was active the entire weekend.
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- One of the antennas used by the 20 meter station
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- Where’d Chuck go? AARO banner used to create shade for Chuck WB5FWI at his 2 meter simplex station
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- Barry W5BLH checking the BBQ grill for Saturday’s group dinner
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- Taking a break in the breezeway before Saturday’s dinner
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- Lothar K5LEH put on a Slow Scan TV demo near the front entrance with his helmet cam
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- All the club banners were displayed just inside the entrance gate to Field Day
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- Map of the Field Day Site, showing where each station was located inside the compound
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