[WARC] Some Field Day 2009 Misc. Notes
Len Litvan
Litvan at acegroup.cc
Fri May 29 22:57:54 GMT 2009
- The Sportsmen's Club Board has asked that we STAY OUT OF THE SOYBEAN
FIELD this year. QSL, everyone???
- Based on lessons learned last year, please bring equipment with
PowerPole connectors or adapters this year. That would be consistent
with good current EMCOMM preparation anyway...
- Dick Lindner suggested it be a requirement that everyone bring their
own headphones and splitters so that everyone can listen (on speaker)
but people who are operating can actually hear their QSOs. This is a
good point. Please bring your headphones and splitters. WHO CAN BRING
SOME EXTERNAL SPEAKERS????
- Keeping in mind that one of the purposes of field day is to operate
under unfamiliar circumstances similar to a true emergency situation, it
might be good if we would make an effort to rotate operators amongst the
rigs this year--op for a period on one rig and then circulate to other
rigs for awhile. This practice would expose ops to different rigs and
provide an opportunity for more people to operate/participate (no one
hogs rig time). Field Day is a learning opportunity!
- We ought to develop a more complete operator schedule--particularly
for the over-night hours and early Sunday hours. The practice of having
only one op at the site over night is not very good from a safety/health
standpoint. We can address the op schedule for those non-peak times at
the June club meeting.
Anyone have more pointers or ideas? Please feel free to post them.
Sincerely & 73,
Len Litvan KC0RSX
"When the rate of change inside an institution becomes slower
than the rate of change outside, the end is in sight."
-- Jack Welch
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