Rick NZ2I and I operated 2B GA on Lake Seminole from Eastbank Campground, Georgia. We managed 127 CW, 2 PSK-31, and 112 FT8 contacts. These counted ten points each. Our satellite QSO on RS-44 was five points for 2415 points total. All contacts were QRP, five watts or a little less. The bonuses were 750 points. Among the bonuses were the satellite contact, ten natural power QSOs, and a message to the Georgia Section Manager via WinLink.
73,
Greg N4KGL
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This is our setup at campsite C-33. It has lots of bonus green space we used for antennas. |
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The Buddipole Buddihex hex beam is a real winner for field day. |
These solar panels help keep the voltage up on our two LiFEPO4 batteries. The smaller panel is a Bioenno 60-watt. It is lightweight and portable.
Our Quickset Venture shelter
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A view of our two operating positions in the shelter. Rick was on the left on digital modes. I was on the right doing CW. |
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I enjoyed a visit from Micky Baker, the ARRL Southeast Director. |
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We look forward to Winter Field Day, likely from the same campsite. |