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Virginia WB6BZZ and Scott K6IX at the information booth

MARC operated 2-Alfa in the 2002 Field Day from behind the Yosemite High School Baseball Field in Oakhurst CA.

455 QSO's

Band

2M
15M
20M
40M
80M

Total:

Phone

6
0
50
205
64

329

CW

0
2
13
31
9

55

Digital

0
1
68
2
0

71



Did you work us
during Field Day?

View the W6BW Log


For those with bandwidth or
lots of patients here are the
Large Pictures.

Take a look at the Newspaper
Article



On the weekend of June 22nd, eighteen operators came to contest using the club call sign W6BW. This is an annual exercise to demonstrate the readiness of the Mountain Amateur Radio Club's Emergency Services for a future possible local emergency. Antennas were strung in trees, stations set up in tents, power from a generator, food for body power, and eager operators to contest. In the twenty-four period The Club scored 1162 points, plus 800 bonus points, for a grand total of 1962 points. The Club had a 13% member participation. The coordinators, Scott Hill K6IX, Jeff Wandell KF6CNV, Jerry Thompson WA6ONA, and Bruce Oatman W6BWO did a fantastic job of planning and execution. The exercise ran smoothly, and without incident. The food was wonderful thanks to Lupe and Jerry Thompson. All in All, it was a successful Field Day.
Dick Rekart W6RFR
Field Day Chairman



Jeff KF6CNV and Scott K6IX operating PSK-31

Bob W6LVH and the Civil Air Patrol vehicle


Jeff KF6CNV, Jonathan K6JJO & Bruce K6BWO


Ken K6LFR & Tom WB6GXQ operating CW

Ken K6LFR & Tom WB6GXQ operating CW


The Site


Sheriff Deputy


The Generator

Sierra Star reporters interviewing Bob KC6EZE & Dick W6RFR

Bruce W6BWO sampling Jerry WA6ONA's fine cooking

Left to right: Pat, Lupe, Chuck W6HYY, Jerry WA6ONA, Suzanne, Bob KK6VS

John WA6LTO & Scott K6IX

Left to right: Thelma W6JBH, Virginia WB6BZZ, Ken K6LFR, Vi, Robbie W6GME


For more information about Field Day visit the
ARRL Field Day page.

Stop by our History page to learn more about past Field Day
operations including results and pictures.

If you wish to practice your logging skills for next year you can
download
a shareware copy of the N3FJP software we used at Field Day.