Thank you Skip AA6WK for contributing these pictures! Click an image for a larger view.
The packet antennas are mounted on short poles peaking above the rooftop. |
One of the batteries that LCARC purchased in 2000 had just failed. Tandem Radio Amateur Club (TRAC) donated their batteries to Las Cumbres when they vacated their Cupertino shack. Thank you TRAC members! |
Our flagship shack poses for a portrait on a late November afternoon. |
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Thank you Skip AA6WK for contributing these pictures. Click an image for larger view.
Ken KN6CK, Selena, and family |
From lower left: Ken KN6CK, Selena (behind gift bag), Bob W6OPO and Sheila, guests at far end of table, at far right Jey KQ6DK and Lynn KE6QQJ, Joe K6DZO. |
Chief Organizer Steve WD6FTE with Dan K6PRK and Patsy |
Patsy enjoys dinner; Jey KQ6DK and Lynn KE6QQJ enjoy everyone's company |
Roy KF6KVD toasts the guests from the head of the table |
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Thank you John KJ6ZL for contributing these pictures. Click an image for larger view.
The carefully crafted tree-top mount for our refurbished Stationmaster 2m antenna |
This is the link antenna to our site on Black Mountain. The signal sneaks over the hill to reach Black Mountain. |
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Thank you Ned KE6ZOZ for contributing these pictures. Click an image for larger view.
New batteries have arrived at the shack in the back of Ned's truck |
Dan K6PRK is installing the new batteries in the battery box. |
The battery box is at the back of the room, at left. There is room for one more battery in the leftmost corner. |
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