UPDATE - Field Day 2010

Greetings!

Attached below is a video for your viewing pleasure

You can open the movie in two ways - If you use MAC you're on your own. ;-)

    1. Click on "1 Attachment".
    2. Double click on the attached movie (Two weeks.wmv)

    3. Right click on the attached movie and select "Save Target As"

    4. Save the video in a drive (and maybe a favorite folder) of your choice

    5. Go the drive (and favorite folder), locate the movie and double click on the movie. It should open up and play automatically in the Windows Video player.

FIELD DAY Flyer

Greetings!

Attached is the 2010 Field Day Flyer.

If you feel so inclined, please download the "flyer", print copies and distribute among friends, family, co-workers, at your church, etc.

We want to invite as many people as possible to attend our Field Day.

73

FD2010

Field Day Update - 9 June 2010

Greetings!

In just a little over 15 days we'll start setting up our site for Field Day 2010!! It seems like the time between Field Days drags on forever. Let us know you're going to be there -- fieldday@w3vpr.org

On Thursday, 17 June we will present an overview of this year's Field Day plan during the club meeting. See you there!

UPDATE - Field Day Training Event

Greetings!

Yesterday (Sat, June 5th) we conducted a training session for antenna mast preparation and mast raising. Approximately six students showed up and following a slideshow presentation, we successfully raised two masts and one antenna. We connected the antenna to a PSK31 transceiver and experienced no interference on any band. After the test was concluded we lowered the masts and put everything away. Thanks to Chuck/K3ACT for bringing his PSK equipment and antenna.

19 JUNE - LAST FIELD DAY TRAINING EVENT

June Newsletter

Voila!

UPDATE --- Field Day Remaining Activities

Greetings!

Here is an update on Field Day training activities...

    1. On Thursday, 3 June, Tom/K3TH will conduct a training session/demo on preparing, laying out and raising 50 ft antenna masts that we use for Field Day. This training session will start not later than 6:30pm and is expected to last about an hour just in time for the club meeting.

Field Day Training on Thursday

Greetings!

On Thursday, 3 June, Tom/K3TH will conduct a training session/demo on preparing, laying out and raising 50 ft antenna masts that we use for Field Day.

This training session will start not later than 6:30pm and is expected to last about an hour just in time for the club meeting.

A second session will be conducted on 5 June at Noon.

73

FD2010

Second "Cram Course" A Success

Greetings,

This past weekend I participated in a second "Cram Course" for the Technician Class license. The program was sponsored by the Baptist church in Upper Marlboro and Bob/KB3MPR and Kim/KB3NGU coordinated the event. The Baptist church in Upper Marlboro deploys a mobile laundry facility to support "First Responders". Other churches deploy mobile kitchens and mobile showers. The Baptist sponsored disaster support teams ar encouraging their members to get their amateur radio license.

UPDATE - Field Day Training - Antenna Masts

Greetings.

Mark your calendars and make sure you have a "Kitchen Pass"!

This is training for those folks who plan to assist with set-up on Friday (25 June) or take-down on Sunday (27 June).

Let us know if your going to attend this training by sending an e-mail to: fieldday@w3vpr.org

Saturday, June 5th (Noon - 2:00pm) we will have a training class that will cover the following:

    o designating where the mast and guy stakes will be located (Using K3TH's alignment tool)
    o assembling the masts
    o raising and guying the masts

UPDATE - Code Practice Resumes on Saturday (15 May) at Noon

Despite being on the six week disabled list, we will meet for a Morse Code class session on Saturday at Noon.

Emphasis will be on sending code and working on call signs.

We will focus on the Field Day exchange - [CALL SIGN] DE W3VPR 10A MDC K

Somebody will be going into the "Pit" on Saturday - Will it be you?

73
Code Mentor