The Shreveport Amateur Radio Association is again hosting ARRL Field Day
at the Pavilion near the Arthur Te ague Parkway Boat Launch Ramp
All are welcome, Hams and non Ham Radio OPS alike
A special station will be provided with a Licensed radio "coach" for those wishing to talk on the air
We are also operating 3A with one of those stations set up for those ops that prefer a slower QSO rate, in other casual operation versus "contest style"
We welcome amateurs from other clubs and even non club members
to join us
Hamburgers and Hot dogs will be cooked Saturday and everyone is welcome while the supplies last, donations are welcome but not required for the food and drinks consumed.
Bottom line is we will have fun and we want as many people from the public as well as fellow Ham radio ops to come join us !
Those that enjoy working at a faster pace are encouraged to step up to the plate in either the Phone or CW Trailer and work em fast and furiously as they can
The scenery on the Red River is always pleasant on the eyes
the camaraderie is bar none !
Those that wish to assist in set-up
we begin that task around 3 pm Friday June 22
73
Steve
Steven L. Smith
KG5VK
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4 comments:
Well written, well said.
I'm really looking forward to FD.
73,
Marsh, KA5M
10 meters was open most of today to major parts of the US
So we may have 4 bands to plan on for a change on FD
Marsh, thanks for "volunteering"
as the FD Chairman and all of your support
We are going to have a blast next week-end
73
steve
KG5VK
I am still worn out form just a few hours of sleep at the FD site during this week-end
But wow what a Turn out on Friday for set-up
and just as good of a team as anyone could hope for for taking down all the gear
Our FD effort was a definite success
While the bands were not great, the comraderie was awesome
I will have a complete FD report in a new post early this week
But now I am off to mow the yard :)
73
steve
kg5vk
Glad you guys had a great turnout.
Thanks to Glenn for extending an additional invitation to us. Sorry we couldn't make it.
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