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2024 Field Day

ARRL Field Day is the single most popular on-the-air event held annually in the US and Canada. On the fourth
weekend of June of each year, (June 22-23, 2024) more than 35,000 radio amateurs gather with their clubs, groups or simply with
friends to operate from remote locations.

It is a time where many aspects of amateur radio come together to highlight our many roles. While some will
treat it as a contest, other groups use the opportunity to practice their emergency response capabilities. It is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate amateur radio to the organizations that amateur radio might serve in an emergency, as well as the general public. For many radio clubs, ARRL Field Day is one of the highlights of their annual calendar.

Hurst Amateur Radio Club will host 2024 Field Day at Hurst Fire Station #2 EOC.
Please signup and join us! Login to your Google account then click HERE to signup

BE RADIO ACTIVE!

2023 Winter Field Day

Our 2023 Winter Field Day was great fun!! We operated as 3-Oscar (three stations, outdoors). We used independent power (generator and battery) for the entire event! Three stations operated continuously throughout the night. The bands were pretty good. We operated 10 and 20 meters until early evening, then 40 meters, and finally 80 meters for the last few contacts.

For a few hours, we shared the park with a church group of nearly 100 kids who seemed to be using our antennas as goals for their football game. After they left, our antennas were still standing and we continued to operate.
Jeremy, N5KKE brought a smoker and prepared chickens and hot dogs. We ate well and enjoyed moderate temperatures throughout the night, until about 6:00 am.

In the early morning, the thermometer plunged and the wind picked up. We got a taste of real winter and decided that some kind of tent or shelter with sides would have been a great idea! Great spirits and good fun kept us warm and we operated until about 9:00 am on Sunday. After filling ourselves with doughnuts and hot coffee we packed up and headed for home and warm beds.

These events are a ton of fun. If you haven’t been lately you’re missing out. Our next field day is at the end of June. I hope you’ll join us.

 

2019 Field Day Results

2019 Field Day Results - 3F NTX
QSO Summary
BandCWPwr(W)DigitalPwr(W)PhonePwr(W)
40m0017≤150w3≤150w
20m49≤150w48≤150w22≤150w
15m0026≤150w00
10m003≤150w00
6m00001≤150w
2m00002≤150w
Total49-94-29-
QSO MethodCWDigitalPhoneTotal
Total QSOs499429172
Total Points9818829315
Multipliers315x2630
Bonus Points:
DescriptionPointsMethod
Public Location100Hurst EOC
Public Information Table100
Formal Message to ARRL100
Educational Activity100
Social media100Facebook/Twitter
Site Visit100EO - Fire Chief
Site Visit100SA - DHS Officer
Power Source: Generator, Commercial, Battery0
Online Submission50
Total Bonus Points750
QSOsPoints
172630
EarnedBonusTotal
6307501380
Definitions and Additional Information:
EO = Elected Official
SA = Served Agency
*2x Power Multiplier Qualification