April 2005 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:12121] Re: [arrl-od:2063] May QST Mailing
by Jim K8JE 21 Apr '05

21 Apr '05

Dick, I just answered a note from Cathy Capodicasa and think I'll be able to get back to a single copy each month by First Class delivery. Incidentally, the situation involving receipt of 2 copies, each by First Class mail occurred after I suggested dropping the copy sent by Bulk Mail. This request was not given to Cathy. It was made during the July Board meeting in 2003. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division ARRL; http://www.arrl.org/ 5065 Bethany Rd., Mason, OH 45040 Tel.: 513-459-0142; E-mail: k8je(a)arrl.org ARRL: The reason Amateur Radio Is! MEMBERS: The reason ARRL Is! -----Original Message----- From: arrl-odv(a)arrl.org [mailto:arrl-odv@arrl.org] Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 3:13 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-od:2063] May QST Mailing 20 APR, 2005 - 1410 CDT I forget which copy of the May QST arrived first, but they were only two days apart. Jim Weaver, your experience provokes me to say, be careful what you ask for. Next time around, you may end up with three QSTs every month. :) 73 - Dick, W9GIG

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[arrl-odv:12120] Re: The EC Allocation by Bandwidth Proposal
by Kay Craigie 21 Apr '05

21 Apr '05

X-GANYMEDE-MailScanner-SpamScos X-MailScanner-From: n3kn(a)comcast.net Return-Path: n3kn(a)comcast.net X-OriginalArrivalTime: 21 Apr 2005 02:03:07.0092 (UTC) FILETIME=[429FC940:01C54616] Jay makes good points, not the least of which is to encourage us to share our thoughts before the Board meeting. I support the bandwidth proposal's original intent. Also, I agree in principle that band-planning by Amateurs for Amateurs is preferable to band-planning via FCC rule-making. On the other hand, I supported our petitioning the FCC when voluntary VHF/UHF band plans proved insufficient to protect weak-signal CW, for example. Having an exception-free purely bandwidth-based proposal is logically clean and elegant. That appeals to me intellectually. The messiness that we avoid by eliminating the exceptions is simply time-shifted forward, however, into an as-yet undefined piece of the program: the voluntary HF bandplans. I'm not as confident as I'd like to be that voluntary HF band plans will be successfully developed and implemented. The ARRL doesn't have much of a track record in the last 15 or 20 years on developing HF band plans. I vaguely remember some sort of effort at defining a process in the early 1990's but nothing came of it and the subject was dropped. I seem to recall the phrase "can of worms" being in there somewhere. What makes us think we're going to devise a process now that will work and gain the support of an increasingly-balkanized Amateur community when we have not been able to bring it off before? Without knowing anything at all about this key issue -- how these putative HF band plans are going be developed and become generally accepted as the standard of good operating practice -- I have the uneasy feeling of buying a pig in a poke. The FCC has refused to endorse voluntary band plans even as mildly as affirming that following them is good Amateur practice. They said it was good Amateur practice in the past but they won't say so now. So don't count on any FCC enforcement against abusers. If we find ourselves up to our ears in alligators as a result of segmentation by bandwidth plus reliance on voluntary band plans, the FCC is not coming in the water to help us. The same "screw-you" mentality that says you can operate FM simplex on 144.200 if you darn well want to because voluntary band plans are not Part 97 rules will say you can operate SSB on -- say -- 30 meters in the "up to 3 kHz" segment if you feel like it. How would that support our goal of ensuring that developing digital modes have space to work in? Given that nothing is perfect in this world, how much baby do we want to risk throwing out with the bathwater? 73 - Kay N3KN

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[arrl-odv:12119] Re: The EC Allocation by Bandwidth Proposal
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 21 Apr '05

21 Apr '05

I can't speak for the rest of the EC, but I don't minimize the difficulty of coming up with band planning processes that will have broad acceptance and I don't think the rest of the committee members do, either. On the other hand, I don't see that we have much choice. Either we face up to the challenge or we settle for sub-optimal use of our limited spectrum access -- and if we do the latter, eventually it will translate into reduced spectrum access. Dave K1ZZ -----Original Message----- From: arrl-odv Sent: Wed 4/20/2005 11:54 PM To: arrl-odv Cc: Subject: [arrl-odv:12117] The EC Allocation by Bandwidth Proposal It seems the EC Proposal presumes a workable and enforceable, band by band, HF Band Plan can be devised that will receive general acceptance for the 3 KHz and wider allocations. Admittedly modifying Band Plans does not involve the delay and inertia that accompanies the effort needed to secure a change in frequency allocations or usage by FCC. I can’t help but think that garnering the necessary consensus to establish such Band Plans will not only be challenging but is likely to generate significant negative reaction among Amateurs toward ARRL. In spite of the best of intentions, Band Plans like Frequency Coordination inevitably have a “Tar Baby” component. I can already here the phrase “There they go again” welling up in the distance. What plan(s) do we or the EC have to avoid such reactions? The last thing we need at this juncture is to unnecessarily alienate members. If others feel there are good reasons to think this concern is unfounded let’s talk about this now. I think we should begin this discussion now rather than in the weeks just prior to the July Board Meeting. When the allocation by bandwidth proposal was submitted I thought it an excellent opportunity to encourage experimentation particularly in digital communications. The way is has evolved seems to have changed from a way to open a door to experimentation and innovation to kicking down the walls because of the promise of digital modes. 73, Jay, KØQB

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[arrl-odv:12118] Re: The EC Allocation by Bandwidth Proposal
by Brian Mileshosky 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

Jay, I agree that this is something to discuss and prepare for to grow the consensus we desire. Check out some of the threads at QRZ and eHam.net: http://www.qrz.com/ib-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=3&t=89234 http://www.eham.net/articles/10763) Now, most of the people who post in these forums are probably Ham Radio's biggest whiners (and they probably make up a super-teeny-tiny group compared to the greater Ham community), but they are hard at work, fueling part of the negative reaction you speak of via two of Ham Radio's most popular websites frequented by many Hams seeking information. 73, Brian, N5ZGT On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 arrl-odv(a)arrl.org wrote: > It seems the EC Proposal presumes a workable and enforceable, band by > band, HF Band Plan can be devised that will receive general acceptance > for the 3 KHz and wider allocations. Admittedly modifying Band Plans > does not involve the delay and inertia that accompanies the effort > needed to secure a change in frequency allocations or usage by FCC. > > I can�t help but think that garnering the necessary consensus to > establish such Band Plans will not only be challenging but is likely to > generate significant negative reaction among Amateurs toward ARRL. In > spite of the best of intentions, Band Plans like Frequency Coordination > inevitably have a �Tar Baby� component. I can already here the phrase > �There they go again� welling up in the distance. What plan(s) do we or > the EC have to avoid such reactions? The last thing we need at this > juncture is to unnecessarily alienate members. If others feel there are > good reasons to think this concern is unfounded let�s talk about this > now. I think we should begin this discussion now rather than in the > weeks just prior to the July Board Meeting. > > When the allocation by bandwidth proposal was submitted I thought it an > excellent opportunity to encourage experimentation particularly in > digital communications. The way is has evolved seems to have changed > from a way to open a door to experimentation and innovation to kicking > down the walls because of the promise of digital modes. > > > 73, > > Jay, K�QB > > > > ARRL Vice-Director, Rocky Mountain Division

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[arrl-odv:12117] The EC Allocation by Bandwidth Proposal
by John Bellows 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

It seems the EC Proposal presumes a workable and enforceable, band by band, HF Band Plan can be devised that will receive general acceptance for the 3 KHz and wider allocations. Admittedly modifying Band Plans does not involve the delay and inertia that accompanies the effort needed to secure a change in frequency allocations or usage by FCC. I cant help but think that garnering the necessary consensus to establish such Band Plans will not only be challenging but is likely to generate significant negative reaction among Amateurs toward ARRL. In spite of the best of intentions, Band Plans like Frequency Coordination inevitably have a Tar Baby component. I can already here the phrase There they go again welling up in the distance. What plan(s) do we or the EC have to avoid such reactions? The last thing we need at this juncture is to unnecessarily alienate members. If others feel there are good reasons to think this concern is unfounded lets talk about this now. I think we should begin this discussion now rather than in the weeks just prior to the July Board Meeting. When the allocation by bandwidth proposal was submitted I thought it an excellent opportunity to encourage experimentation particularly in digital communications. The way is has evolved seems to have changed from a way to open a door to experimentation and innovation to kicking down the walls because of the promise of digital modes. 73, Jay, KØQB

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[arrl-odv:12115] Test Message--Please Disregard
by Shelley, Barry, N1VXY 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

This is to test a correction to the message numbering on the ODV reflector. Barry

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[arrl-odv:12116] Dayton update
by Tom Frenaye 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

1) Thanks to Director Weaver and Bob Inderbitzen working with the Hamvention planners, the deal we have worked out is for all Board member travellers to Dayton to get exhibitor badges. These will let you enter the Hamvention early... (No, they aren't free, but the Hamvention is getting them for us at half price - $10 each). We're planning to send them to you in the mail so they arrive at least a week before the Hamvention. With the exhibitor badges, DARA will give us a few more parking passes - let me know if you really need one. Aside from a couple of VIP passes, those promising to fill their cars with other Board members will get priority... 2) Plans are already in place for staff members to have some suitable ARRL clothing for the occasion. Feel free to bring your own ARRL attire, or you can match what the staff will be sporting. Some older Board members may recall the motion to get red(?) blazers for all Directors. Bob says he can add to the original order for shirts if any Board members want: (note the Sunday deadline below) Select all the same style, or mix it up. And, indicate sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL OPTION A: POLO SHIRT, short sleeve, 100% cotton, light blue, with embroidered ARRL logo S-XL $14.50 ea 2X $17.50 ea 3X $19 ea OPTION B: OXFORD SHIRT, short sleeve, 60/40 blend, light blue, with embroidered ARRL logo S-XL $18.99 ea 2X $20.99 ea 3X $22.49 ea OPTION C: OXFORD SHIRT, long sleeve, 60/40 blend, light blue, with embroidered ARRL logo S-XL $22.30 ea 2X $25.30 ea 3X $26.30 ea All of this pricing is based on a group order, so we cannot vary the style or color without re-pricing. All of the items are embroidered with this artwork (no name/callsign): https://www.barkerspecialty.com/arrlnew/images/zooms/group10z.jpg Please send shirt selections and sizes to Janet Rocco (jrocco(a)arrl.org) by Sunday night, April 24. Please tell Janet if you'll be paying by credit card, or charged to a Division account (upon Director approval). She'll reconcile the billing at a later date. 3) Finally, it looks like there is a local volunteer stepping up to arrange for a W1AW/8 operation. Lots going on! -- 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-od:2064] In News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

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The Diamond Club now has more than 1360 donors with 249 joining since the beginning of the year. The short solicitation that is mailed with the new membership cards attracts members who upgrade to Diamond Club and most of the new members are coming in via the new, combined, membership Diamond Club, renewal form that is part of the monthly member renewal process. The latest Legacy Circle letter will be mailed to Legacy Circle donors and prospects, as well as a targeted group of members the first week of May. A grant request for $891,000 over three years has been submitted to CNCS to fund a licensing and emcomm training program for disabled citizens. A decision on this proposal is expected this summer. Media & Public Relations Draft of annual report text is being circulated for final comments and revisions. Plans for a national speakers' bureau, a long-time goal, is also making the rounds for final comments before submission to the committee. The National Association of Broadcasters convention is happening this week in Las Vegas - ARRL has a presence there and a proposal to jointly share in the celebration of 100 years of voices on the air in 2006. Key people to listen for noon-time activities during "Take Your HT to Work Day" on June 21 are being recruited around the country. Production/Editorial The June 2005 issue of QST will be released to the printer April 21. The TravelPlus data master was sent for replication this week. We expect to have CDs in stock by April 25. The Spring Publications Catalog was sent to Lane Press this week. Thanks to Deb Jahnke, Steve Ford now has an application that allows him to more easily check book stock and estimated stock-out dates. Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol 24, No 15, distributed to 65,241 members on April 15. Rick edited and filed "Happenings" for June QST. He also prepared/edited news items on the ARRL Executive Committee's recommendations on bandwidth, public funding in limbo for NY BPL project, an ARISS school group contact in CA, and several announcements and news briefs. Rick also voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for April 15. Sales and Marketing Advertising Staff has been actively soliciting ads for the New Ham Express for a little over a week and has accumulated over $30,000 toward our $49,000 goal. A mailing to advertisers, received last week, was followed up by an e-mail solicitation and individual sales calls are now taking place. Advertising for June QST is being finalized. We have several new advertisers in this issue and will exceed targets by a small margin. Nineteen Dayton exhibitors were persuaded to either place ads or list their name and booth number in the Dayton Passport. The total invoicing amount will more than cover the cost of printing the booklets. Sales and Marketing Staff continue to work with Mike McCormick of Mason and Geller to produce a winner membership solicitation package for our May mailing to Technicians. The spring/summer edition of the ARRL Publications Catalog has left for press. Janet and Bob attended a promotional items tradeshow sponsored by our partner, Barker Specialty. National Convention planning update Artwork for the new trade show display was delivered to Skyline Exhibits. Proofs have been reviewed. The publications consignment has been prepared on paper. This will be turned over to the warehouse so the team can begin assembling the big shipment. Bring your laptop to the ARRL National Convention at Dayton Hamvention! ARRL has a commitment from the Dayton Microcomputer Association to setup a wireless LAN for ARRL's large exhibit area in the Hara Arena. This makes the ARRL EXPO area a WiFi Hotspot. The system is 802.11 compliant (supports 802.11b and 802.11g). Any computer or laptop equipped for wireless will enjoy Internet access within the ARRL EXPO vicinity, all compliments of ARRL. The ARRL EXPO will also include a small Internet café with 2 computers setup to browse. Membership Services Awards Branch WAC Certs. (84 QSLs ES/C)14Extra Class Certificates 7WAS in the 90th Certificates2Replacement Award1LTMA Inquiry 1VUCC Initial Apps.1Grids 110A-1 Op. Nominations 1Awards Mailed29 Also, worked on some LTMA projects (on-going). Processing Status: Current or up to three weeks. For the coming weekWAS and WAC QSL card checking, WAS Specialty and VUCC awards, plus mail out all this weeks processed awards. Contests We finalized the 2004 Phone Sweepstakes results and opened them on the web. The January VHF results were received from the log checker. They were merged into the master database and results processed for the author. We continued work on the 2004 160-Meter results for the web, adding a side bar and photos. N1ND was at an in-house workshop Monday and Tuesday. Data entry for 2005 DX Phone was finished and the combined list of Logs Received (paper and electronic) was posted on the web. We spent time working with the log checker for the DX contest results, checking his output and processes in preparation of this years reporting. DXCC For the week of: April 17, 2005Beginning Credits30,784Credits Received10,783Credits Processed17,324Ending Credits24,243 Applications Pending244Processing Time (Conventional)3.4 WeeksProcessing Time (LoTW)1 Working Day Bill attended the Raleigh NC hamfest this past Sunday. DXCC work was as follows: DXCC 20 Apps/2,180 entity credits; VUCC 3 Apps/664 Grid Locators; WAS 3 Apps/150 credits Special thanks to Bill McDowell, K4CIA for his tireless efforts all day Sunday doing card checking. DXCC is currently entering and mailing applications received on March 24, 2005. Logbook of the World QSO records entered into the system69,632,280QSL records have resulted3,063,492Logs Processed114,452Active Certificates14,181Users registered in the system9,508Hybrids Pending Mail51QSL Bureau Processing time is 10 days from receipt. This week 120 pounds of cards were received from members. Cards mailed as of 04/17/05: 268,450. No cards were mailed this week. W1AW Joe repaired the Harris amplifier used on 15-meters. He updated the web code practice files. Joe also upgraded the PC used for digital mode work (in Studio Three) to a Windows2000 machine. Scott worked on fast and slow code practice files for the latter part of the month of April. He also handled some evening phone sales calls in the daily 5 PM to 8 PM time slots. Field & Educational Services Rosalie prepared talks and compiled material for the ARRL South Dakota Convention. She and Mary reviewed figures and concepts for a grant proposal Mary submitted. Dan, Mary, LouAnn and Rosalie reviewed finances and student registration totals for our CNCS grant to ensure we're on track. She worked with Steve on getting his congratulatory letter to the Connecticut Section for their TopOff 3 work. Astronaut John Phillips, KE5DRY, has already asked about his QSO schedule -- much quicker than other astronauts usually do. Amateur Radio Education & Technology Program Mark Spencer continues work on the lessons for the Transistor Amplifier Exploration Board. The utility of the board is growing as one lesson idea leads to another. Mark is still receiving queries about the Teacher's Institute as a result of recent QST exposure and his presentations at the NSTA teachers conference. Teachers prefer the August session, so he may reschedule the June session to late July. Field Education Team Norm Fusaro wrote a story about a 7th grader who took top honors on a science fair project featuring ham radio. While writing the story, Norm heard from another boy who had recently passed his CW exam. Norm corresponded with and supplied materials to several members organizing ham radio booths at community events. The Rappahannock Valley ARC in VA reported they had 32 new members as a result of recruiting efforts suggested by ARRL. Norm and Margie worked with several inactive clubs to get them back on the active roles. Margie Bourgoin participated in the Telephone Skills Seminar on Monday and Tuesday. She prepared statistics for the Public Service column for June QST, and inputted material into the Public Service Activity Report database and the EmComm Online Course Survey database. Margie reports getting an increase in orders for Exhibit Kits -- people are ordering early for Field Day. She processed 33 club updates and 1 SSC renewal, and registered 5 new Volunteer Instructors and 1 new ARRL schoolteacher. Gail Iannone wrote 43 hamfest and 4 convention announcements for the June issue of QST. She sent 6 hamfest approval letters and 1 convention approval letter to the sponsoring committees confirming the Division Directors approval of their events as ARRL-sanctioned. She processed 13 handout and door prize orders and 2 label requests for upcoming events. Jean Wolfgang sent email messages to all EmComm students with a "withdrawn" status. She suggested that they should re-enroll in an EmComm course since grant reimbursements will end soon. She sent email to mentors to remind their students, also, and she changed the online hybrid class form to reflect changes due to the grants ending. All EmComm students will need to graduate by August 30 to qualify them for the registration reimbursement. Jean processed 7 class sections, and printed student certificates and IDs and mentor recognition letters. She networked with Debra Johnson and LouAnn about how donations might work if mentors chose to donate their recognition money back to ARRL. This would give mentors the option of donating to four specific funds. She and Dan Miller also met with Jon Bloom to discuss changes to the Web site. Community Education Program Bill Barrett did a deeper analysis of his meeting in Silver City, New Mexico, and it shows some important new information. The CEP is competing in a flooded marketplace with many other new training opportunities, and may need to make a more magnetic, more urgent, benefits-rich pitch to get attendees to choose us over competition. In much of the country, volunteerism is the foundational basis of emergency response, and not an augmentation of it (the Northeast may be less this way). A simple e-newsletter that shares results of Bill's first shows, sent to the venues where he'll be going may help. Field Organization/Public Service Team Documentation was reviewed by Chuck Skolaut and forwarded to the FCC concerning an operation on 40 meters as well as a 2-meter repeater case in Ohio. Headquarters notified appropriate Official Observers about an FCC monitoring request to listen for a specific amateur station on 75 meters. A strong, interfering signal on 75 meters in the Northeast was reported and assistance was requested from the FCC for help in its identification. Steve Ewald has been corresponding with members of the new ARES Digital Network Management Team to gather recommendations on who would be available across the country to help mentor others and to answer questions about Winlink 2000 for emergency response purposes. Steve prepared June QST's Public Service column. Now that Spring is here, the threat of severe weather and tornados increases in many parts of the country. Steve has heard that SKYWARN training classes in many areas are actively training ARES members and other radio amateurs to properly report weather conditions. Leona Adams has been keeping track of the West Texas and New Hampshire SM election ballots as they arrive. She updated section budgets as the SM and Section Leader expense reports came in for processing. Over 20 new Field appointee initial supplies were processed and sent out. EmComm Grants Dan Miller is networking with Ohio SEC John Chapman on planning the exhibit booth at the upcoming Ohio Homeland Security Symposium in Columbus. For the NCAC event scheduled to take place near Baltimore, Dan has coordinated transportation and presentation needs with Dan Sullivan, KO1D. A Friday evening speaking engagement at a local club meeting and the 2-hour presentation Saturday morning are scheduled. Regulatory John Hennessee networked with our Volunteer Counsel appointees to get updated information on them for our referral database. He made minor updates to Part 97 on our Web pages. He assisted amateurs with local government zoning problems in Concord, CA (ND6H); Tolland, CT (K1KEV) and Poway, CA (NN3V). He gave help to hams with covenant issues (North Battledore, MA (the individual is still studying for a license); Mount Sterling, KY (WD4IRW), and Tracy, CA (N5FDL). John studied the bandwidth proposal. Sincerely, Dave Patton, NN1N Special Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer DCP: sat Staff Absentee List Wayne Mills 4/20-4/29 Vacation `` 5/19-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/22-6/27 Friedrichshafen Germany Convention LouAnn Campanello 4/20-4/22 Vacation Dan Miller 4/20-4/21 OH Homeland Security Symposium, Columbus, OH `` 4/22-4/23 National Capitol ARES Council, Baltimore, MD `` 4/29-5/4 National Disaster Medical System Conference, Orlando FL `` 5/7-10 Salv. Army N. 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[arrl-od:2063] May QST Mailing
by dick＠pobox.com 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

20 APR, 2005 - 1410 CDT I forget which copy of the May QST arrived first, but they were only two days apart. Jim Weaver, your experience provokes me to say, be careful what you ask for. Next time around, you may end up with three QSTs every month. :) 73 - Dick, W9GIG

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[arrl-od:2062] Re: [arrl-odv:12114] FW: Repeater Directory Celebration
by Jim K8JE 20 Apr '05

20 Apr '05

OK if you put the stuff in a brown paper bag and hang it out the side window? I'll swing by and pick it up on the run after getting a quart of New England clam chowder! Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division ARRL; http://www.arrl.org/ 5065 Bethany Rd., Mason, OH 45040 Tel.: 513-459-0142; E-mail: k8je(a)arrl.org ARRL: The reason Amateur Radio Is! MEMBERS: The reason ARRL Is!

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