
Official "gotcha" insignia. ________________ The Altoids tin
in the picture at the right as a NoGa PiG in it. Never leave home without it.
>>>>>> |

Standard "gotcha" equipment. Elecraft K2. but anything will do. This picture is
on AD4S's workbench. Note the neat position of the paddle. |

Tom, K4TJD's RF noise generator. Used to align the K2 (or anything else that needs
alignment) filters. Thanks to Tom, N0SS, for the circuit board and instructions. |

Tom, K4TJD, trying to remember the complex menu system in the K2 |

Karl, K4GZZ, praying for a contact. This operating position really works. |

Tom, K4TJD, Karl, K4GZZ, Paul, K4HCM. Tom and Paul were the K4GZZ OO's for this event. |

Dualing K2's. These belong to Tom, K4TJD, and Pickett, AD4S. Obviously this picture was
posed. No one could possibly operate like this. |

Tom, K4TJD, demonstrates that he can't operate this way either. We never did figure out
how to run both rigs on the same antenna. The beer can was just a prop. |

Tom, K4TJD, searching for a K2 case screw. (riiiggghhhttt) That's the long wire
counterpoise just in front of Tom. ______________ Check the long wire running out the door
in the picture to the right......>>>> >>>>> It was up 60 feet
in a tree. |

Paul, K4HCM, Susan, AF4FO, Mike, K4HBI, Ade, W4ADE, Tom, K4TJD, Karl, K4GZZ. Mike is
demonstrating how to generate RF by rubbing 2 wires together very fast. |

Ade, W4ADE, Susan, AF4FO, Mike, K4HBI at the 2nd annual "gotcha" banquet. |

Lenny, KG4CFP, Tom, K4TJD, Paul, K4HCM. Notice the peanut bucket on this end of the table
is much lower in product. |

Lenny, KG4CFP, Tom, K4TJD, Paul, K4HCM, Pickett, AD4S, Karl, K4GZZ, Dale, W4GCL, Ade,
W4ADE, Susan, AF4FO. Mike, K4HBI, took the picture. |

Karl, K4GZZ, Dale, W4GCL, Ade, W4ADE. Dale just bit into a bad peanut. Ade is
demonstrating the New Jersey finisse peanut shelling technique. |