This page is for our members to share photos and memories of their shacks, rigs, and days gone by.
If you have any photos to add, please emial me at Shephed@aol.com.
This one is from Dan, N8IE, FP#-6
This is a photo of the very first FP meeting. (R-L)Diz, Rick, Dan, and Dave.
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These are from Randy, K8ZFJ, FP#-22
The second photo is a 40M DC rx, with 1 watt cubic - incher, connected as old timer psk setup!
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This one is from Bill, KD4PWB, FP#-42
The antenna, an end fed 1/2 wave (30m) wire, was directly connected to the tuner. The tuner (MFJ 901B) was grounded to the trailer. The headphone/boom mic was picked up at a hamfest for $5.
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This one is from Armin, VE3TEQ, FP #-52
Set up ham radio at McKellar, Ontario Fall Fair in 99. Yes, there were other porkers around, some price winning but i was the only pig in a blanket. It was ccccold. The kid next to me was a visitor, fascinated by CW. I showed him the sound of CQ and he called me every time he found one and we tried to work him.
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These pics are from Daryl, K8FP, FP#-54.
The year was 1958, and Daryl was 14 years old. The little kid in pic #2 is his younger brother.
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These two are from Fred, W2XN, FP#-126.
The first is my shack showing the OHR-100A in to top right corner.
The second is my "hidden" antenna. (Hustler 4-BTV) made to look like a flag pole in an antenna restricted mobile home park.
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Here are a few pictures of W9FCC, FP#-343.
Several are of me having a mini-expedition
on my deck, using my 20 foot fishing pole antenna. the rig is a yaesu FT-817
and MFJ 941C tuner. The wire part of the vertical is just a 20 meter dipole
made
out of zip-cord.
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Also check out his cool bike pictures.
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The shack of AF8X, FP#-366
Note the cute kids picture on the wall!
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