The usual suspects: (left to right) Peter, G3LDO; Alan, G3NYK; John, G4GVC. |
Graham, G3XTZ adjusts one of his LF receivers. |
Right: Some of the audience for the talk on LF in the USA by AMRAD's President Emeritus Andre, N4ICK. |
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Left: Geri, DK8KW and Wil PA0BWL. Above: Geri's tee-shirt logo caused great amusement. |
Right: Dave, G3YXM, talked to a packed room of HF enthusiasts
about how easy it is to have fun on the LF bands.  CT1DRP is able to listen
on 136kHz. |
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G3YXM receives the Nevada LF Experimenters Award from Nevada Communications supremo Mike Devereux, G3SED (an experienced top band operator who may well appear on 136kHz soon). |
How many LFers does it take to change an FET? N4ICK checks on the temperature of the latest casualty, watched by G3YXM (left), G0MRF (back), G0UPU (right background) and G3YMC (right foreground). |
Left: Pleased it all went well. 
Left: One of the trees that supported the GB4RS antenna.
If you look carefully, Graham, G3XTZ, can be seen bottom right of the tree.
