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| FOBB ’06: Adventures of a “Second Timer”
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| By Al McRorie, VE3GAM Special to The ARS Sojourner |
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For the 2006 Flight of the Bumblebees in July, John Cumming, VE3JC, of London, Ontario, Canada, and I ventured to the E.M. Warwick Conservation Area where we operated the contest.
Our operating position was about a half-kilometer from where we parked. The map indicates you could park closer, but that was not the case, we had to park up near the entrance to the conservation area: http://www.lowerthames-conservation.on.ca/EMWarwickCA.htm John was using an Elecraft K1 transceiver and a Buddipole antenna. I used an Elecraft KX1 and a G5RV dipole strung below us in the trees.
One of the photographs is a shot of Lake Erie – on a very, very hot and humid day.
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