We appreciate everyone’s hard work with set up as well as takedown. We had a great, hard-working team and got the stations set up in record time. The Station Setup Team included Jon, AC1EV, Jack, WM0G, Ryan, KC1MAJ, Jeffrey, KC1LWE, and Doug, KC1OUY. Overhead lights and desktop lights and fans.The Network and all ethernet connections.4 HF Stations including coax connections to the antennas.
We were responsible for setting up the following:
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Doug, KC1OUY, Jon, AC1EV, Jim, K1BRM and Fred, AB1OC test out the Field Day StationsĪs chairperson of the Station Team, I created detailed documentation of all of the station equipment and connections, trained the team on how to set up stations, and assigned specific roles. Similar sessions were held to test antennas and also train the teams on how to set up the antenna, tower, and stations and how to operate. 3 weeks before Field Day, we met at AB1OC‘s and AB1QB‘s QTH to setup the stations, logging computers, and the network to make sure they all worked together. Station Setupįor a successful Field Day operation, it is important to have a detailed plan for stations, antennas, operating schedules, transportation, and even food. Field Day 2021 was a great success! It was great to see all of the members who attended, especially those new members who we have previously only met over Zoom. The Nashua Area Radio Society held our first face-to-face event since the start of the pandemic when we gathered at Keyes Memorial Park in Milford, NH for ARRL Field Day from June 25th – 27th.
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