This is my first solo / mobile activation of park CA- 3454, Campbell Valley Regional Park.  I had just fabricated a bracket to hold my mast that plugs into my front mounted truck hitch.  I used an off centre fed dipole made by Spiderbeam.  I transmitted on a Kenwood TS-140 with an LDG AT-100 Pro

Twice this week club members activated Campbell Valley Park in the Parks-on-the-air program. On Tuesday Jim and Eric were out. Using Jim's radio and Eric's antenna they operated as a two-op station making contacts on the 10m band. Responses came quick and after only 30 minutes they had filled up a

Jim (VE7UVL) with the help of Eric (VA7NX) and joined by Joe (VE7JJK) set up and operated his first Parks-on-the-Air Activation. For his first activation Jim went to Campbell Valley Park at the south entrance where there is a nice covered picnic area. Jim had recently received his new portable

Fred Orsetti (VE7IO) and Eric (VA7NX) activated Kwomais Point Park in the Park-on-the-air program on September 5, 2024. It was the first time for Fred and he had asked Eric who does POTA on a regular basis to come by and help him with some of the finer points of the program.

Eric arrived at the

Stuart Lyster (VA7QB, but as VE6MPRESS) activated the Empress, Alberta, railway station telegraphy room July 19 to 21, for the village's 110 Anniversary celebration.  His uncle Bill Babuk was the CPR telegrapher at that station in the 1940s and 1950s, and handled CPR telegrams- including the three

I (Eric) wanted to get together with past club member Stuart and when I called for a coffee Stuart suggested we head out to a park and play radio. I said I planned to be at Campbell Valley Park this Friday and so we decided to meet there and operate. Stuart had his BuddiPole Antenna and Kenwood

One of the fun events sponsored by the Parks on the Air group os the annual News Years event. The task is to get out to a park during the first week of the year and make some radio contacts. This year I (Eric VA7NX) decided to go out on January 1 and then on the 4th to activate Campbell Valley Park

Members decided to do individual operating for the event this year. Two members decided to combine the contest with a Parks on the air activation. Ralph took his station to Peace Arch Park. He found the [park very busy and the parking lot was close to full. He did find a stall and then carried his

Ralph and Eric -drove to the Spanish Banks Dog Park to operate for a while in the Parks-on-the-air program. It was a successful day in hearing distant operators and local barks.
Read the full story here: https://scenicart.ca/content/visiting-spanish-banks-dog-park

Ralph and Eric wandered into the Roberts Bank Wildlife Reserve and packed their radio gear along. Here is the report of the wildlife adventure: https://scenicart.ca/content/roberts-bank-wildlife-reserve