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Field Day 2008 Photos - Appleton, WI and Green Bay, WI
The pictures I took are high quality digital images. As such, they take some time to load because there is a lot of detailed information in them. SO - there are two ways you can review them. The lazy, slow way is to simply wait for this entire page to load. With a cable modem that will take 30 seconds or more. More with DSL. Forget about it if you have dial-up... Your computer's speed may also impact the load time. When fully loaded, there should be one photo for each description set below... Another way to view them (quick, but takes some work) is to simply click of the links in the first section below - 1 at a time. If you only want to see a few, this will save you some time. If you want to see the entire presentation, it will take just as long to load them all either way.... Maybe longer by using the click method. It's up to you! Jon Kreski, AB9NN
Click here to see: The set-up of the Appleton, WI area field day antennas...
Click here to see: A communications trailer donated for the event by a local business. Nice set-up for stormy weather. But in severe weather???
Click here to see: An operator manning the HF radio station at the Appleton, WI field day 2008.
Click here to see: The logging station at the Appleton, WI - nice to have a computer with a large monitor to help with logging contacts!
Click here to see: The antenna farm at the Appleton, WI field day 2008. Also a departing storm cloud that triggered a SkyWarn activation that afternoon.
Click here to see: Antenna and support structures ready to be used for Appleton, WI field day 2008.
Click here to see: I was able to sit in the shade a spell and chat with a new friend at the Appleton, WI field day 2008.
Click here to see: The welcome sign!
Click here to see: Off to Green Bay - tracked the departing storm for SkyWarn as it tracked through NE Wisconsin. Interesting cloud that had broken off of the main cloud structure. This was being pushed towards the ground by wind flow out of the storm.
Click here to see: Another view of the departing storm... This one had hail associated with it - no spin-ups.
Click here to see: Made it to the Green Bay field day 2008 event. Sponsored by the Green Bay Mike and Key Club.
Click here to see: A young ham and his Dad taking a break from operating at the Green Bay field day 2008
Click here to see: Keith Summers - KS9WI - helping to program a HT for a Green Bay area ham at field day 2008.
Click here to see: The same storm seen from Green Bay as it passed by on it's way out over Lake Michigan and on it's way to Michigan.
Click here to see: And another small strom starting to grow...
A communications trailer donated for the event by a local business. Nice set-up for stormy weather. But in severe weather???
An operator manning the HF radio station at the Appleton, WI field day 2008.
The logging station at the Appleton, WI - nice to have a computer with a large monitor to help with logging contacts!
The antenna farm at the Appleton, WI field day 2008. Also a departing storm cloud that triggered a SkyWarn activation that afternoon.
Antenna and support structures ready to be used for Appleton, WI field day 2008.
I was able to sit in the shade a spell and chat with a new friend at the Appleton, WI field day 2008.
Off to Green Bay - tracked the departing storm for SkyWarn as it tracked through NE Wisconsin. Interesting cloud that had broken off of the main cloud structure.
This was being pushed towards the ground by wind flow out of the storm.
Another view of the departing storm... This one had hail associated with it - no spin-ups.
Made it to the Green Bay field day 2008 event. Sponsored by the Green Bay Mike and Key Club.
A young ham and his Dad taking a break from operating at the Green Bay field day 2008
Keith Summers - KS9WI - helping to program a HT for a Green Bay area ham at field day 2008.
The same storm seen from Green Bay as it passed by on it's way out over Lake Michigan and on it's way to Michigan.
And another small strom starting to grow...
Thanks for taking the time to view photos by Jon Kreski, AB9NN of field day 2008!