40 meter tent Garry VE3XN guarding the station where Gord VE3RGG and Bill

VE3ABZ and Art admiring the new Icom 7000 multi mode radio operated by Ken VE3MIX on 2 meter SSB.

 Bonnie VA3BLM and Bob VE3XNB hard at work making contacts, Bonnie doing the computer logging while Bob handles the contacts

Club-sign Operations were from the Doon Pioneer Tent again this year, with the club sign displayed for visitors to see

 Dave, VE3RBA using the clubs radio is operating 20 meter CW.

 Picture of tent and mobile crank-up tower supplied by club member Ben VE3ST. All antenna’s were terminated from the tower making for a neat operating platform.

DCP05911 Interior of tent operations at Doon Pioneer Village.

Doon sign Visible for miles was the street sign that visitors seen approaching Doon Pioneer Village.

Garry relieved Bob and assisted Bonnie operating during the contest. Bonnie observed some great tips from Garry’s technique of making contacts.

 Gord Hayward VE3EOS explaining the 160 meter set-up to Garry. Note the rather large receiver that Gord brought. It worked just super.

Gord Gibson and Bill Graham teamed up to try their luck working the 40 meter SSB. Band conditions gave them over 200 contacts during the field day event. Great work boys!

Gord Hayward VE3EOS adjusts tweeks many controls to the two radio’s in preparation for the setting sun and band opening on 160 meters

Ken-ve3mix 2 meters came alive occasionally. Ken VE3MIX hard at work confirming 2 meter contacts, with his new icom 7000 radio.

View of the mobile tower, can you count the number of antenna’s operating from this picture?

Photo’s by VE3ST Ben