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4 stations and operators:




On the East end of the cabin we set up a 7300 in the North corner and 897 in the South corner. The 7300 was
intended to run mainly voice, while we gave digital a try on the 897. Radio, computer, and RFI problems prevented
the 897 from doing any digital and was used mostly for voice. Mark (N8TWO) set up the master logging laptop and
wireless router, in addition to getting the logging laptops ready.

Curt (NK0T) arrived with the club's FT-991 and a paddle, setting up shop on the center table. It proved challenging
to change the radio's configuration from straight-key to paddle, and I don't think he was able to get it running
before we decided to just go with the two radios on the East side for the event.

We had quite a few operators attending throughout the day and night, and the radios were kept pretty active the
entire time, except for meal breaks. Traditionally we'd run digital and CW overnight, since voice would prevent
others from being able to sleep, but with the digital or CW stations, the radios went quiet between midnight and
6am as everyone just slept.

Radios got warmed back up in the morning though, as conditions remained good on 20 and 40. The 991 was switched
to voice and was used to work 10m a little bit.


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NK0T on setting up the FT-991 for CW (in Yaesu FT-991 mobile base)

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