Pictoral Guide to 10 GHz OperatorsIf you aren't here or don't like the picture I chose, send me a better one! |
![]() Tom, WA1MBA in his shack,working on the 10 GHz rig. A larger picture Photo by Larry Mulvehill (WB2ZPI) / CQ-VHF |
![]() with N1BWT and N1VLT in the background, during the 5 minutes that the sun came out last August. A larger picture |
![]() Larry got many of us started on 10 GHz
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![]() Microwave antennas at WA1MBA in FN32sl |
W1AIM and N1BWT on Mt. Washington in more normal conditions. |
![]() Larry shows us how not to do it, by holding the dish on the tripod with his thumb |
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Matt's Home Page
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![]() Tim's home page |
![]() operating with me on Mt. Kearsarge, NH, FN43bj
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![]() operating all bands on Mt. Equinox, FN33kd, in a VHF contest |
the same spot on a normal day on | |
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![]() A slow day on Mt. Washington
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KB1PL, AF1T, K1FWF, N1BWT, W1AIM, N1SAI, KB1VC, N1EKV, K1LPS, and N1RWM taking the picture
![]() WB2BYW and WA1MBA preparing for an historic 120 GHz contact |
![]() Microwave antennas at WA1MBA in FN32sl |
Those guys on the cable are the tram inspectors!
International Section![]() |
Peter, G3PHO, has a
microwave home page
from which these photos were borrowed.
Lyle, VK2ALU,
Barry, G8AGN,
G3WDG junior, and
Charlie, G3WDG
in front of Charlie's EME dish.
Roger, VK5NY set the
10 GHz record with Wal, VK6KZ,
1911 km. across the Great Australian Bight.
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