Loudoun Amateur Radio Group
ARRL Field Day At K4LRG

LARG - K4LRG Field Day Rankings 1994 - 2007

These are the official scores published by the American Radio Relay League. The ranking are derived from their published results.

Field Day 2006

K4LRG was at Banshee Reeks for a very successful Field Day Operation. Jeff Slusher - KE5APC of Leesburg was our 2006 FD CMTE Chairman. Again, we operated 5A VA plus VHF/UHF/SAT. Almost a 10K score this year with 40 members operating or supporting.

Field Day 2007

LARG - K4LRG operated 5A-VA from the Catoctin Hollow Farm of Patty and Gary Quinn - NC4S located northwest of Waterford, VA. Jeff Slusher - KE5APC of Leesburg was our 2007 Field Day CMTE Chairman. We had a record turnout, had a lot of fun and many "Got Bitten By The Bug."

Field Day 2008

The Loudoun Amateur Radio Group is looking forward to another great Field Day adventure. We will operate 5A-VA from Banshee Reeks. This marks our fifteenth entry in this great event. Gary Quinn - NC4S is our Field Day Chairman. Visit this site often to learn the latest.

Field Day 2003

Field Day 2003 was conducted at the Catoctin Hollow Farm of Patty and Gary Quinn - NC4S northwest of Waterford. Buddy Brewer - K4CJB of Round Hill was our FD CMTE Chairman. We operate 5A VA. A Great Time Was Had By All !!!

Field Day 2004

Field Day 2004 was conducted at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve. Tom Garasic - NA4MA was our Field Day CMTE Chairman. This is one of the "Great LARG - K4LRG Field Days." Operating 5A VA meant there was plenty for all to be involved with.

Field Day 2005

The LARG returned to the great operational site at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve for it's 2005 ARRL Field Day. Boyd Garrett - N5CTI was our Field Day CMTE Chairman. We operated 5A VA plus VHF and UHF operations. Thirty-plus members participated in this training and operational test.

Field Day 2000

Field Day 2000 was a 'Great Success' from the newly designated Hamilton Fire & Rescue site. We were active on most bands with a 3A VA exchange and many new operators and many old friends. Gary Quinn - NC4S of Lovettsville was our Field Day CMTE Chairman.

Field Day 2001

Field Day 2001 At Gary Quinn - NC4S's Farm was another great success. Gary Quinn - NC4S of Lovettsville was our Field Day CMTE Cairman.We set a new LARG record and finished 4th in the Nation  in 5A. Congrats to all.

Field Day 2002

Field Day 2002 was held at Fox Glen the farm of Bob Oliphant, KF4VBM, northwest of Waterford.  John Unger - W4AU of Hamilton was our FD CMTE Chairman. A 'Great Time' was had by all. We ran 4A VA  Plus a GOTA Station.

Field Day 1997

Field Day 1997 was held at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg, VA. Tom Dawson - WB3AKD deployed a military shelter on a pick-up truck and used a 500-foot long wire antenna. John Unger - W4AU set up his TEN-TEC Corsair II on the front porch. We operated 3A VA plus a station on 2-Meters. A good time was had by all.

Field Day 1998

Field Day 1998 was a 'Great Operation' at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg. We operated 3A VA plus VHF/UHF. A big thunderstorm took us off the hill for four hours. John Unger - W4AU of Hamilton was our FD CMTE Chairman. We sure loved every minute and that early Sunday morning breakfast.

Field Day 1999

Field Day 1999 was a banner year for the LARG operating from Catoctin Hollow Farm of Patty and Gary Quinn - NC4S. Gary Quinn - NC4S was our FD CMTE Chairman. We had great participation and our best score ever: at 3A VA as usually with half the QSOs made on CW. 'We Had A Ball. We' Danced All Night.'

Field Day 1994

Field Day 1994 was the first LARG Field Day operation. The only records available are published in November 1994 QST. We operated 2A VA and logged almost 700 QSOs. NC4S and N3GMW were the callsigns used. Fifteen folks participated.

Field Day 1995

Field Day 1995 was at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg, VA. We operated 3A VA for the first time with three HF stations going night and day and logged almost 1000 QSOs. Jason - KE4GUK and Gary Quinn - NC4S were our FD CMTE Chairmen.

Field Day 1996

Field Day 1996 was held at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg, VA. We used Gary Quinn's callsign: NC4S. We operated 3A VA and logged 1200 + QSOs.. About twenty members participated. This was our second year in the 3A Class.