April 2004 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[ARRL-ODV:10542] Re: Another "no"
by Art Goddard 30 Apr '04

30 Apr '04

No "Kum-Ba-Yah" for the Bush administration. "Marching to Pretoria" is more like it... I'm with you and you're with me And so we are all together, So we are all together, So we are all together. Sing with me, I'll sing with you, And so we will sing together, As we march along. (Chorus) We are marching to Pretoria, Pretoria, Pretoria, We are marching to Pretoria, Pretoria, HURRAH! dARTh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Frenaye" <frenaye(a)pcnet.com> To: "arrl-odv" <arrl-odv(a)reflector.arrl.org> Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 2:39 PM Subject: [ARRL-ODV:10541] Another "no" > > CARRIER CURRENT SYSTEMS, INCLUDING BROADBAND OVER POWER LINE > SYSTEMS/AMENDMENT OF PART 15 REGARDING NEW REQUIREMENTS AND MEASUREMENT > GUIDELINES FOR ACCESS BROADBAND OVER POWER LINE SYSTEMS. > Denied the requests for extension of time to file comments in this proceeding. By Order Denying Extension of Time. (Dkt No. 03-104, > 04-37). Action by: Chief, Office of Engineering and Technology. Adopted: 04/29/2004 by ORDER. (DA No. 04-1175). OET > <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-1175A1.doc> > <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-1175A1.pdf> > <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-1175A1.txt> > > >

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[ARRL-ODV:10541] Another "no"
by Tom Frenaye 30 Apr '04

30 Apr '04

CARRIER CURRENT SYSTEMS, INCLUDING BROADBAND OVER POWER LINE SYSTEMS/AMENDMENT OF PART 15 REGARDING NEW REQUIREMENTS AND MEASUREMENT GUIDELINES FOR ACCESS BROADBAND OVER POWER LINE SYSTEMS. Denied the requests for extension of time to file comments in this proceeding. By Order Denying Extension of Time. (Dkt No. 03-104, 04-37). Action by: Chief, Office of Engineering and Technology. Adopted: 04/29/2004 by ORDER. (DA No. 04-1175). OET <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-1175A1.doc> <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-1175A1.pdf> <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-1175A1.txt>

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[ARRL-ODV:10540] LoTW Update
by Wilson, Mark K1RO 30 Apr '04

30 Apr '04

Beta testing of the DXCC Awards module of LoTW is going well. The testing uncovered several minor issues that we are addressing, and we will have the DXCC Awards module ready for use by the membership next Wednesday, May 5. There will be a story about this in the ARRL Letter. Unrelated... This afternoon we received approval from CNCS to reallocate some of our Year 2 grant money to make emcomm training available to more students than anticipated. The additional seats will be available for classes starting in May and June. Next week we will register up to 300 students for May Level I classes rather than the usual 175, and we plan to open 300 seats in June as well. 73, Mark K1RO

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[ARRL-ODV:10539] BPL info from UTC
by Tom Frenaye 30 Apr '04

30 Apr '04

From the UTC Industry Intelligence - April 29, 2004 (United Telecom Council) >NTIA BPL Study Is Good News, Bad News > > >Late Tuesday, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) released its study on the interference potential of broadband over power line (BPL) system operations to federal government communications in the high frequency (HF) bands. The NTIA recognizes that President Bush has "established the bold goal of universal and affordable broadband access for every American by 2007," and has called for "technical standards that make possible new broadband technologies, such as the use of high-speed communications directly over powerlines." The NTIA study also indicated agreement with the FCC that BPL can be deployed using the existing emission limits. But, it states that existing Part 15 measurement guidelines "significantly underestimate peak field strength," and the study does "not recommend that the FCC relax the Part 15 field strength limits for BPL systems." > >Instead, NTIA recommended several new measurement guidelines: 1) measure emissions at power line height; 2) measure at a uniform distance of 10 meters from the BPL device and power lines; and 3) measure using a calibrated rod antenna or a loop antenna in connection with appropriate factors relating magnetic and electric field strength levels. In addition, the NTIA wants "exceptional protection" (e.g. notching) for 41 frequencies (4.2 MHz of spectrum total) amounting to 5.4% of the 1.7-80 MHz frequency range in which BPL operates. Finally, the report recommended that BPL interference can be prevented or eliminated by mandatory registration of certain parameters of planned or deployed BPL systems; and by routine use of minimum output power, using filters and terminations to extinguish BPL signals on power lines where they are not needed, and judicious choice of BPL signal frequencies to reduce radiation. >Broadband as Presidential Campaign Issue > > >BPL made it to a presidential speech this week. In an address to the American Association of Community Colleges Convention in Minneapolis, President Bush commented extensively on the need to promote broadband deployment. His administration has set the goal of universal broadband technology availability in the U.S. by 2007. To this end, Bush announced several efforts that the Administration is planning. He commended BPL technology and noted that technical standards should be changed in order to better promote it. The President also commented that additional spectrum should be made available for new wireless applications. > >Noting the importance of keeping broadband affordable, Bush also stated that access taxes should be avoided. The most notable method mentioned was through the streamlining of federal rights-of-way permits, designed to enable greater access for fiber-optics cable on federal land. In conjunction with this initiative, the White House also released this week an Executive Memorandum. The memo is intended to carry out recommendations issued by an NTIA-led working group on federal rights-of-way issues. The working group released a paper, coordinated with the Executive Memorandum, setting up several goals to help streamline the permit process. Goals include updated information on NTIA's website as well as websites for all involved federal agencies. > >Members of the telecom community commended the President's statements, noting that eliminating regulatory hurdles will facilitate competition and enable real user benefits. Broadband activity this week comes amid Democratic criticism that the Bush Administration had not taken enough hard action in broadband deployment. Several Democratic senators criticized the Rural Utilities Service (RUS), noting that only $132 million of the $2 billion in allocated funds have been released. The senators also criticized the Bush administration for not including tax incentives for broadband deployment in any proposed legislation. Additionally, Democratic frontrunner John Kerry has recently released a statement that questions the administration's broadband commitment.

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[ARRL-ODV:10538] Re: President Bush encourages BPL
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 30 Apr '04

30 Apr '04

This a bit tricky, because ARRL is and must be strictly non-partisan. However, through personal connections I have put our BPL information into the hands of the Kerry campaign. I have also personally emailed Reed Hundt, who is working on Kerry's telecomms policy. I want emphasize that I did this on a personal, private basis and not on behalf of the ARRL; I didn't even use my ARRL email address. Kerry's technology positions are summarized at http://www.johnkerry.com/issues/tech/. Click on bullet #2. At this point the focus is on wireless broadband and on providing economic incentives for service providers to extend broadband service to rural and underserved areas. Dave HB9/K1ZZ -----Original Message----- From: Stinson, Walt (Dir, Rocky Mtn) Sent: Thu 4/29/2004 5:02 PM To: arrl-odv Cc: Subject: [ARRL-ODV:10535] Re: President Bush encourages BPL I don't know where Kerry stands, but I sure would like to know. BTW, I copied Bush's speech to the Division along with a few comments about why it's significant to us, along with a brief explanation of BPL (yes, there are a few members who still don't know what's happening), and a lot of folks sent me a note saying that they had used the link to disagree with the President's promotion of this technology. I was pleased with the response I got. It's clear that many members appreciated learning about this speech. 73, Walt W0CP -----Original Message----- From: Tom Frenaye [mailto:frenaye@pcnet.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 6:47 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [ARRL-ODV:10529] Re: President Bush encourages BPL (2nd try - I sent this yesterday but never saw it posted) At 08:39 PM 4/26/2004, K1ZZ wrote: >Rick, that motion spoke only of the Senate and Congress. The target of this effort will be the White House. >However, we can now update the package and make it clear to everyone on the Hill that the White House has stepped in it. Now that we know where Prez Bush stands on BPL, do we have any idea if Sen Kerry thinks the same way? How do we find out? And, how are we working to get it in front of him as an issue? -- Tom ===== e-mail: k1ki(a)arrl.org ARRL New England Division Director http://www.arrl.org/ Tom Frenaye, K1KI, P O Box J, West Suffield CT 06093 Phone: 860-668-5444

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[ARRL-ODV:10537] NTIA REPORT
by James Weaver 29 Apr '04

29 Apr '04

An alert member caught this and notified me: http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/fccfilings/2004/bpl/index.html 73 AMATEUR RADIO: The only fail-safe communications system in the world. ARRL: The reason Amateur Radio is! Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director, Great Lakes Division ARRL 5065 Bethany Rd., Mason, OH 45040-9660, Tel. 513-459-0142, E-mail k8je(a)arrl.org

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[ARRL-ODV:10536] NTIA Study on BPL -- ARRL Web Story
by Wilson, Mark K1RO 29 Apr '04

29 Apr '04

Attached is a story giving an overview of the NTIA's BPL study that will appear on the ARRL Web site later today. 73, Mark K1RO > <<BPL-NTIAStudy-Phase1-1.doc>> >

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[ARRL-ODV:10535] Re: President Bush encourages BPL
by Walton Stinson 29 Apr '04

29 Apr '04

I don't know where Kerry stands, but I sure would like to know. BTW, I copied Bush's speech to the Division along with a few comments about why it's significant to us, along with a brief explanation of BPL (yes, there are a few members who still don't know what's happening), and a lot of folks sent me a note saying that they had used the link to disagree with the President's promotion of this technology. I was pleased with the response I got. It's clear that many members appreciated learning about this speech. 73, Walt W0CP -----Original Message----- From: Tom Frenaye [mailto:frenaye@pcnet.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 6:47 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [ARRL-ODV:10529] Re: President Bush encourages BPL (2nd try - I sent this yesterday but never saw it posted) At 08:39 PM 4/26/2004, K1ZZ wrote: >Rick, that motion spoke only of the Senate and Congress. The target of this effort will be the White House. >However, we can now update the package and make it clear to everyone on the Hill that the White House has stepped in it. Now that we know where Prez Bush stands on BPL, do we have any idea if Sen Kerry thinks the same way? How do we find out? And, how are we working to get it in front of him as an issue? -- Tom ===== e-mail: k1ki(a)arrl.org ARRL New England Division Director http://www.arrl.org/ Tom Frenaye, K1KI, P O Box J, West Suffield CT 06093 Phone: 860-668-5444

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[ARRL-ODV:10534] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 29 Apr '04

29 Apr '04

IN-Newsletter Vol. 27, No.17 April 28, 2004 Development Final arrangements are being made for the Donor Recognition Reception in Dayton on May 13. So far this gathering at the Air Force Museum will welcome 60 guests to honor Joe Rudi, NK7U. The next Legacy Circle Letter is in production. This issue focuses on the ARRL Endowment and will be mailed to 4500 prospects plus Legacy Circle members and other who are considering ARRL in their estate plans. Extra copies are being printed for Dayton and for future use in the planned giving program. First returns for the spring Spectrum Defense Fund arrived on Monday April 26, only a week after the mail dropped. The follow up letter to prior donors is in production and will be mailed in mid-May. A formal request for budget revision has been mailed to Romero Cherry, Program officer at CNCS. If approved, the revision will enable this grant-funded program to train several hundred more hams in the ARECC program. The Foundation announcement of the 2004 Goldfarb scholarship winner has been posted on the website. This year's winner is Jonathan Krenzel, KC0AMG, a senior at Wichita County High School in Leoti, Kansas. The week of May 3 announcements will be made of Foundation scholarships totaling more than $37,000. Guidelines and forms for Foundation grant applications are being reviewed, along with summaries of pervious Foundation grants. This information will be posted on the web upon approval. Three new scholarships have been approved and profiles prepared for addition to the Foundation website. Media Relations Several BPL-related interviews took place during the week of April 19. President Haynie did a live interview for "America's Radio Show with Andy Thomas," which is broadcast on six radio stations in South Carolina and Georgia. Paul Rinaldo was interviewed by Spectrum magazine, a publication of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEEE). Jennifer did two BPL/ham radio interviews, one for The Record (Bergen County, New Jersey) and one with KYOS Radio in Merced, California. The Christian Science Monitor story on BPL and ham radio (mentioned in previously in In News) ran on April 26. Here is the link to that story: http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0426/p16s01-wmgn.html Jen was contacted by a meteorologist with WVUE-TV, a FOX affiliate in New Orleans. She requested a stack of ham radio youth brochures that she can pass out to local students she speaks to. She's also in the process of getting her ham license, and said "yes" when asked if she'd like to be added to our news release distribution list. We continue to see media interest in the addition of the "@ sign" to Morse code. Dave Patton did a lengthy interview with the Voice of America. The story also highlighted the continued popularity of the code in general. The story later appeared on the VOA Web site, and included photos that Rick Lindquist supplied. Production/Editorial Welcome back, Helen! We're pleased to welcome Technical Secretary Helen Dalton, KB1HLF, back to work (part-time for now) after her recuperation from surgery. The June 2004 issue of QST has been released to the printer, as has The DXCC Yearbook. News Editor Dave Hassler, K7CCC, has announced that he will be leaving the ARRL HQ staff May 7 to pursue a journalism opportunity in his native Oregon. We wish him the best of luck as he takes on this new challenge. In his nearly year and a half on the HQ staff, Dave inaugurated QST's ARRL in Action column and wrote articles for QST and the Web site that informed our members of the various ways their membership dues are put to good use. Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol 23, No 17, distributed to 67,151 ARRL members on April 23. Rick compiled and edited the Happenings column for June QST. In addition, he prepared/edited news items on five hams now aboard ISS, ham radio response to IL tornados, Progress Energy/BPL status in NC, 2004 Goldfarb Scholarship winner, "In Brief" (19 items), $11,000 fine to CA ham, OK hams respond to storms, K7RA Solar Update and other news briefs. He also edited the "QRP Community" Web column for April. With voiceover assistance from Jennifer Hagy, Rick voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for April 23. Dave Hassler wrapped up his monthly "ARRL-in-Action" column and a feature article for June QST. He also edited three features for the ARRL Web site. Sales & Marketing The advertising department staff finalized insertion orders for QST June 2004. Microwave Software s.n.c. became a new ARRL advertiser with an ad insertion in the June QST. The company -- based in Italy -- is the maker of EasyLog computer logging/awards tracking/contesting software. Advertising provided assistance to members who were experiencing customer service challenges. One was with an equipment dealer, two with major manufacturers and one with a radio repair service. Bob Inderbitzen made arrangements to carry one of the newest "For Dummies" reference books, Ham Radio for Dummies, written by Ward Silver, N0AX. "For Dummies" books use lighthearted writing, humorous cartoons and icons to help readers navigate new topics. The book is published by John Wiley & Sons. The publisher has also agreed to "virtually bundle" the book with ARRL license manuals on AMAZON.COM. You'll find it available on the ARRL web at www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=9392. Diane and Joe received high praise from a major advertiser they'd been working with to correct challenges in getting the company to provide file material in ready-to-publish format. It was apparent that the improvements will help both ARRL and the advertiser. Dean Straw provided additional material to improve the promotional information published about The ARRL Antenna Book on the ARRL web site. Instruction manuals that detail the accompanying Antenna Book software are now posted on the web, www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=9043. A handful of posters were produced for the ARRL exhibit at Dayton. The new printer in the Production Department creates large, high quality outputs--just right for these colorful signs. The printed posters are then sent out to a local studio for mounting. With help beta testing from Bart Jahnke and Perry Green, the latest version of Ham University on CD-ROM is available for shipping. This popular practice exam software is produced by Michael F. C. Crick. ARRL is a major reseller. This latest iteration includes the new General Class question pool, for exams given beginning July 1, 2004. The CD-ROM includes written exam practice for Tech, General and Extra, and Morse code training. A Technician-only version is also available. For more information, visit www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=8735. Now available for ordering online: The ARRL General Class License Manual 5th Edition, http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=9205 shipping in mid-May. ARRL's General Q&A 2nd edition, http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=9213 available now. Southeastern VHF Society Conference--2004 http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=9248 available now. Eastern VHF/UHF Conference--2004 http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?item=9221 available now. An email solicitation sent Thursday afternoon quickly contributed to $7,000 in gross publication sales by Friday. An additional $15,000 was gleaned over the weekend. The campaign features a limited time promotion: free shipping when qualified items are ordered. The average order size, over $50, was higher than typical. On Monday, Bob, NQ1R participated as a radio communications volunteer at the 108th Boston Marathon. His duties involved directing medical buses into downtown Boston after they'd swept the course for runners that were injured or those that decided not to complete the race. Membership Services The first applications for the new WAS in the 90th Award arrived and have been processed. This award commemorates ARRL's 90th year and is issued for working all states between April 3 and the end of the year. Awards Branch WAS QSLs Checked 350 WAS Cert. (Replacement) 1 WAS End. (50 QSLs F/C) 1 WAS in the 90th 4 WAC QSLs Checked 120 WAC Cert. (6 QSLs ES/C) 1 WAC End. (6 QSLs ES/C) 1 Extra Class Certs. 12 A-1 Op. Noms. 3 A-1 Op. Certs. 1 70 Year Member Awards 2 25 Year Member Award 1 LTMA Inquiries 5 VUCC Replacement Cert. 1 VUCC Initial Apps. 1 Grids 222 VUCC End. Apps. 1 Grids 37 Awards Mailed 68 Processing Status: Current or up to three weeks. For the coming week-will be on vacation most of the week so time will be spent replying to correspondence, sending out this week's awards, and entering the latest batch of LTMAs into the members' Siebel records. DXCC Branch For the week of: April 25, 2004 Beginning Cards 47,681 Cards Received 6,558 Cards Processed 14,630 Ending Cards 39,609 Applications Pending 288 Processing Time 3.5 Weeks Year-to-date (2004) Cards Received 136,454 Cards Returned 222,451 DXCC is currently mailing applications received on March 31, 2004. DXCC is currently entering cards received on April 19, 2004. Wayne Mills attended the Visalia, CA convention this weekend. Card checking statistics are pending. QSL Bureau There is a delay of 7 days. This week 102 pounds of cards were received from members. Approximately 187 pounds of cards are waiting to be processed. Cards mailed as of 04/25/04: 381,675. No cards were mailed this week. W1AW Joe repaired a problem with the 15-meter Harris amplifier. (Thanks to Mike Tracy, KC1SX for his insight to the problem.) He also corrected a problem with the 80-meter bulletin transmitter setup. Joe uploaded W1AW/90 logs to Logbook of The World and assembled another PC for the Yaesu FT-1000MP Mark V operating position in Studio One. Scott worked on slow and fast code practice files for the latter part of the month of April and early May. He also handled some evening phone sales calls in the 5 PM to 8 PM time slot. Field & Educational Services Rosalie took part in two ARISS telecons this week. She handled a second round of requests for ARISS K6DUE certificates. For regular ARISS QSL cards, Linda Mullally is now fulfilling requests. US entrepreneur Gregory Olsen started cosmonaut training to become the third space tourist; he expressed interest in getting licensed for ARISS. The US ARISS team proposed Rick Lindquist as a new member on the ARISS PR Committee since he already writes ARISS stories. Linda Mullally updated 42 club records; she checked club membership rosters for 4 clubs. She registered 8 Instructors, handled 1 club label request and 1 Club Vanity email request. She filled out 34 ARISS QSL cards. She and Rosalie met to discuss near future decisions about the videolibrary, and interest in the new multimedia selections. Gail Iannone reviewed the rooming list from the Dayton Marriott for accuracy, and distributed the room confirmation numbers to all those staying in the ARRL's block. She sent the check for the first night's deposit to the hotel, and prepared the charge slips for all those going on personal travel for reimbursement to the ARRL. She also sent 11 hamfest approval letters to the sponsoring committees confirming the Division Director's approval of the events as ARRL-sanctioned, and processed 12 material orders for upcoming events and 2 label requests. Amateur Radio Education & Technology Program Mark Spencer set up and staffed an exhibit on Amateur Radio in school and ARISS at the national conference of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. NASA paid for a large amount of the expenses for our booth at this conference that brings in about 10,000 teachers. CCE Dan and Jean are evaluating the guidelines set up for Hybrid emcomm courses, and hoping to eliminate some of the extra time required to make this type of course successful. By adding a few paragraphs to email going to Mentors, Jean has cut down on the number of email messages that students send to us looking for passwords and student IDs in order to start taking the emcomm courses. Field Organization/Public Service Team Chuck Skolaut prepared the ARRL's monthly monitoring report and sent it to Martin Potter, VE3OAT, and the IARU Region 2 Monitoring System Coordinator. Chuck says that Martin is encouraging member societies to report intrusions to the VHF/UHF bands, especially Amateur Satellite uplink sub-bands, during their monitoring system activities. Steve Ewald, as ARRL HQ point of contact, participated in the first telecon of Citizen Corps Affiliate Programs & Organizations. Representatives from eight affiliates, plus Citizen Corp staff in Washington DC would like monthly telecons to discuss mutual activities and exchange news. Citizen Corps is planning a public-awareness campaign of its programs at the national, state and local levels. ARES members and other hams responded after a tornado struck in Illinois. Steve kept in touch with Illinois Section Leaders who forwarded news to HQ. Oklahoma ARES was also activated in response to severe weather. Leona Adams processed over a dozen new Field appointees and their initial supplies. US Virgin Islands SM John Ellis, NP2B, has been nominated for a new term of office. Regulatory Information John Hennessee updated the 60-meter FAQ and started preliminary work on the ARRL FCC Rule Book (locating better graphics, reviewing text which will not be affected by the upcoming rule-making matters). John helped a ham deal with objections from neighbors to his request for approval to erect towers. The neighbor had contacted John directly for some background on Amateur Radio antennas and attempted to spin that background to support his objection. With assistance from ARRL VC Fred Hopengarten, K1VR, John was able to provide the Land Use Regulatory Commission with a clear statement in support of the member's application. The ARRL member said "While there are many reasons to belong to the League, it's times like this when I'm most thankful." John assisted amateurs with covenant concerns in Bradenton, FL (WB2ZKS) and Dallas, TX (KB5HS). Emcomm Grants Dan Miller is putting the finishing touches on his May emcomm grants presentations -- May 1 at SJV Section, Fresno; May 14 at Hamvention; May 19 at the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters, Louisville, KY; and May 22 at EMCOMMWEST, Reno. Jean, Dan and Tom Hogerty developed a new Hybrid Class registration form to add to the CCE Web pages, and the Hybrid Class FAQ was updated. 73, Sincerely, Mark Wilson, K1RO Chief Operating Officer MW:lk Staff Absentee List Dave Sumner 4/27-5/6 Geneva, ITU working party 6E Meeting `` 5/12-5/16 Vacation Mark Wilson 5/10 Vacation Jennifer Hagy 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/17 Vacation `` 5/18 Training Seminar Dennis Motschenbacher 4/26-4/28 Sales meeting PNW `` 5/13-5/17 Vacation `` 6/4-6/5 Georgia Section Convention Kathy Capodicasa 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention 5/24-5/28 Vacation Danny Sayad 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention Dan Miller 4/29-5/2 SJV Section Convention `` 5/3 Vacation `` 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention Wayne Mills 4/30 Lebanon MO Convention `` 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention Dan Henderson 4/30 Greenville SC Convention Robert Inderbitzen 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention Roseanne Lawrence 5/13-5/16 Vacation Fatima Lorusso 5/17-5/19 Vacation Steve Ewald 4/30-5/1 Louisiana State Convention Bill Moore 4/29-4/30 Birmingham, AL Convention `` 5/13-5/16 Dayton Hamvention Joel Hallas 5/13pm-5/16 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/17 Vacation Eileen Sapko 4/27-4/29 Vacation Dean Straw 5/14-5/16 Dayton Hamvention Rick Lindquist 5/5 Jury duty Cathy Stepina 6/3-6/13 Vacation Zoe Belliveau 6/21-6/21 Vacation

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[ARRL-ODV:10533] Re: SEVHFS
by Joel Harrison 28 Apr '04

28 Apr '04

We don't wear shoes on Sunday....so it was a "no-brainer". 73 Joel W5ZN -----Original Message----- From: James Weaver [mailto:k8je@arrl.org] Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:43 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [ARRL-ODV:10532] Re: SEVHFS Joel, I think it is great that the Arkansas club members chose to forgo buying Sunday-go-to-meetin' shoes so they could contribute the money to the League! Jim W. AMATEUR RADIO: The only fail-safe communications system in the world. ARRL: The reason Amateur Radio is! Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director, Great Lakes Division ARRL 5065 Bethany Rd., Mason, OH 45040-9660, Tel. 513-459-0142, E-mail k8je(a)arrl.org

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