Robin WA6CDR listening intently to weak signal on
Frazier CW?
YLZilla, taking a break on his way to his highest
score ever, 28,028 points!
W6YLZ 10 GHz station: 27 inch MaCom dish (needs
better feed), 750 mW, 2.4 db noise figure. 440 FM radio for laiison
on Cactus. Radio Shack DSP unit on top.
Glenn, KE6HPZ on Frazier Sept 16th.
"Elmer" Dave WA6CGR on Heaps Peak Sept 15th. Kickin'
back between 10 & 24 GHz activity.
Chuck, N6EQ, first time out (r front) and Dave
WA6CGR (l) Dick WB6DNX (cntr l) and Bill, WA6QYR.
Robin, WA6CDR taking a break with his rig,,,which
keeps him warm in his van. Sept 16 Mt Frazier.
Heaps Peak Sept 15, 2001, view to the West.
Heaps Peak, view to the North overlooking Lake
Arrowhead in the San Bernardino mountains
Bill WA6QYR + Dave WA6CGR discussing Dave's 10 &
24 GHz setup on Heaps Peak Sept 16, 2001
As
the sun sets on my (W6YLZ) radio whilst on Frazier....ahhhhh
Frazier Mt. August 17th. OK the 12 VD deep cycle
battery died, but I still needed those few new 10 GHz contacts before
midnight. Ye ole van comes to the rescue!
One of the premiere sites in Southern California.
They stole Mt Pinos from us! "YLZilla knows which side his bread is
buttered on to work a few long haul ones"
Sunset on Frazier Aug 16th 2001
Big Frank, WB6CWN and the "big gun" + the big signal
on 10 GHz from Frazier mountain.
Frank, W6QI operating from Frazier Mt. 1 watt, 1
foot dish and a Yaesu 817 for an IF.
YLZillas rig hit by Murphy on Frazier Mt, August
2001 With help from Frank WB6CWN and Gary AD6FP who pressed his
soldering iron into action, the yellow lead was resoldered back onto
the amplifier board and Shizzam, YLZilla is back on the air!
Lars, AA6IW from his portable mobile position.
Frazier Mt. Sept 01
Gary, AD6FP and Frank W6QI are trying to comprehend
the intricacies of the YLZilla 10 GHz box!