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Davis Weather Station with dual-band antenna - nice!

Tom

So many variations of a hitch mount!

John M .... missing something?

Jim at the Kal-Haven Trailhead

Doug Burke (sk) former SEC in AVCOM. The team put on a demonstration at the Pavilion Township FD where the county fire chiefs association was meeting. We took out a LOT of equipment that night.

A nice, portable packet station. I think this was at an Allegan club meeting.

Does this really need further comment?

Neat station. The top radio is a dual-bander with a speaker for each band. Next shelf is another dual-band. Third one is a 2-meter with built in TNC for packet and a scanner. Bottom shelf is an antique laptop.

Getting things ready for the county fire chiefs association meeting in Scotts.

Food was always an important part of LOSTeam.

More food - go figure.

John operating off the back of his pickup.

I love this picture! What could they be talking about?

A couple of their cars were tagged.

Showing some visitors the LOSTeam Yearbook compiled by John C.

This looks like field day prep.

I can't remember whose packet station this is.

Garytenna?

John C. working on his portable set-up.

So ..... is it a Nikon? Or is it a Kodak? It says both.

Totally posed.

Check out that retro bag phone!!!!!

This looks like field day prep also since there appears to be AC available.

We had to let our freak flag fly at one of the Kalamazoo Hamfests.

Another handy, portable station.

Is this Don's portable station?

Another picture of Doug in AVCOM.

Dave S. with his famous "robo-ham."

This was behind the Oshtemo FD.

Jesse contributed the LOSTeam sign which was a great addition to the group. It kind of told the public who we were, what we were doing, and that they were invited to come and ask questions.

John C. could get an entire station in this nice little case. Out former Emergency Manager bought a bunch of these containers for us.

Dave S. putting up a cubical quad antenna.

I'm sure this was an important conversation.

Todd with his portable packet station. Notice that it is in the same case as John's station.

Todd and John M.

Dave N. ....... workin' hard.

It takes all kinds.

J-pole with my modifications. One evening was "J-Pole Night" and we had over 15 stations using a variety of home-brewed J-Pole designs. What a hoot!

This was at the Alamo Twp. FD.

Fire and radios.

Someones nice FT-897 based station.

Simon hoisting an antenna.

Dick and Brian hoisting an antenna.

Someone's nice selection of tools and and parts. I'm guessing Jack P.

Jim G. at a LOSTeam presentation in Ann Arbor.

Charlie P. giving an antenna explanation to a visitor.

Beautiful hitch mount on Hal's truck.

Another J-pole in there, and everything else.

Jack S. with what appears to be an FT-897.

An electric winch that pulled up a small scale 30' tower.

Phillip working his dad's station.

Ira showing school colors.

We set-up at so many served agencies!

Don's portable antenna.

Brian re-directing a surprise sprinkler.

I din't know that there were sprinklers when I parked there!

Hurry, it's coming back around!

Jim D. with his usual station.

Jesse behind the Comstock FD.

Behind the SD

There's Don. When John C. kept attendance records - Don's was the best.

I don't know what was bothering Art, but I know we were at the WMU Tech Park.

KC8COT
ROBO-Ham

A group form Ann Arbor came over and joined us in Scotts one night.

Art (net control) with his slide mounted antenna.

The cook is drinking ...... Root Beer.

Dick with yet another FT-897.

Art once again as net control.

Dave N. What's up with this?

Jim D.

Look at all of the portable radio cases in the background. Some are IC-2200's, some are D7's and I don't remember the rest.

Heh heh heh. Nice sticker.

Are they trying to put an antenna as low as they can?

Dave N. and John M.

Jim K.

One of my custom J-Poles.

Charlie P. putting his station together.

Some people just go too far.

Yeah. I could help you, or just stand here and take pictures.

It's a family affair.

Wyatt tapping in for more power.

Art contemplating a counter-poise.

Another nice family picture.

Jack S. and an FT-817.

Don, Kathy, and Phillip.

Jim G. and Dick.

John C.

There's Ron.

Dave S.

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