It's sunny and a bit too bright.
We arrived at the venue early in the morning, hung up banners, and set up a canopy, waiting for our partner teams to arrive.
Fortunately, on that day, there were three B3CRA operators present, and they checked in immediately. It's true that the outdoor environment was quite good.

However, regarding the spread that occurred on that day... well... never mind.

The main antenna consists of a pull-out V-shaped antenna and a GP antenna, as well as a long cable plus a tuner.

This year's 55th event was the first to incorporate a satellite project, with BHN executives using an automated tracking pan/tilt system for check-in.


The handheld transceiver (CW) is also quite powerful (in fact, I forgot to bring the data cable, so the radio cannot connect to the computer...).

Teacher Wen and the Yaesu team.


Finally, we took a group photo. That concludes the recording. See you again in May of next year, 73 GL.

