May 2005 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:12436] 2005 ARRL Expo Pictures & Article On Web Site?
by dick＠pobox.com 26 May '05

26 May '05

26 MAY, 2005 - 1610 CDT I certainly hope that a picture-loaded article about 2005 ARRL Expo is placed on our web site very soon. Perhaps by tomorrow? - Dick, W9GIG

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[arrl-odv:12435] Re: Congressman Ross answers questions about H.Res. 230
by Kay Craigie 26 May '05

26 May '05

This interview gets the point across in a very clear and reasonable way. Some related observations.... As I write this, there is nothing on the opening page of our web site about H.Res. 230, so when we urge members to get informed and then write their members of Congress, we can't just say, "Go to the ARRL web site and click on" something-or-other. They have to excavate their way to a story (which wasn't that great to begin with) buried way down in the news stack. Even clicking on the link that says "BPL" doesn't take you to anything about the resolution. Are we trying to make it hard for members to take grass-roots initiative about this, or does it only seem that way? Also, I just looked at Division e-mail bulletins issued in the last month and found that 5 Divisions have done bulletins mentioning H.Res. 230. The resolution was introduced a month ago. Is there a conclusion to be drawn from this? (Though I did not read all the Section bulletins, a spot check showed several SM's have put something out on the subject.) If we're not going to back up the work of Chwat & Co. any better than we are doing right now, why not save the membership's money and stop paying Chwat whatever we pay him. The members of the Board's Grass Roots Legislative Ad Hoc Committee are doing good work. How much cooperation are they getting? There may be activity going on within Divisions that I don't know about, of course, but it concerns me when it *appears* that we are in effect letting Rep. Ross hang out to dry and not pushing very hard to get the co-sponsors he needs. Will he be there for us again when we need him? 73 - Kay N3KN

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[arrl-odv:12434] Re: Dayton Pictures in Germany
by walstrom＠mchsi.com 26 May '05

26 May '05

I am a bit disappointed that they just showed the "old" location as the ARRL booth and showed nothing of the Expo area. 73, Wade W0EJ > This German web site has some Dayton pictures including one of an ARRL's > directors car. Take a gander. > > http://home.arcor.de/waldemar.kebsch/ > > Frank....N2FF...... > > >

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[arrl-odv:12433] "No BPL"
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 26 May '05

26 May '05

There was a comment on the public relations committee reflector to the effect that the "No BPL" stickers distributed at Dayton were too strident. Here's my response, which may helpful to you. Dave K1ZZ _____ Until Motorola came along with Powerline LV, opposing BPL and opposing BPL interference were essentially the same thing. (The only exception was Corridor Systems, which uses the power line as a microwave traveling wave transmission line, but their system does not fall within the FCC definition of Access BPL.) Even Current Technologies, which has done most things right with regard to HF interference, was not cooperative and in the FCC proceeding they aligned themselves with the rest of the BPL industry -- even the guys who were doing it wrong. So, there was no assurance that they wouldn't make changes that would cause interference to be more of a problem or that they would deal with interference appropriately in the event of a complaint. There's a chance that may now change for the better with Current, since they see the benefit of cooperating with the ARRL that Motorola is now enjoying. Monday's announcement by Motorola (after Dayton) does mean we have to be more careful with our rhetoric from this point on. However, we can and should remain critical of the FCC's Report and Order, which makes no effort to distinguish between good and bad ways of pursuing BPL. Dave Sumner, K1ZZ

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[arrl-odv:12432] Re: Approaching BOD meeting
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 26 May '05

26 May '05

Speaking only for myself, I can support maintaining AM as-is as a legacy mode because the full 9 kHz bandwidth is only occupied on peaks and because the amplitude at the edges is down quite a bit from the carrier level. A 9-kHz- wide digital signal is an entirely different animal. If you don't believe it, look for some broadcast DRM signals. The German transmitter on 3995 is over S9 at my location from before my sunset until European sunrise. It renders the entire upper 10 kHz of the band unusable by amateurs in the northeastern US -- it's quite a contrast to 40 meters, where we can slip in between the AM broadcast signals pretty well except when they're playing music. It may be that 3 kHz is a bit too restrictive -- I think the jury is still out on that -- but I don't think a single station should be allowed to use 2% of an entire band, which is what 9 or 10 kHz would represent. Dave K1ZZ -----Original Message----- From: Huntington Howard-CADV02 [mailto:Howard.Huntington@motorola.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 2:54 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:12415] Re: Approaching BOD meeting Bob, Jim, and All, Our HSMM WG also have some issue with the maximum digital bandwidth within the proposal as it would stifle future development. One or two years ago they were looking for some bandwidths that would seem entirely impractical below 28 MHz. Last year I suggested to them to consider to target 10 or 20 kHz in a fixed band segment, in effect, a channel. They too have difficulty to understand why we support 9 kHz for DSB AM and at the same time, in their view, propose to stifle new development with similar bandwidth. Of course, none of us want complexity and inflexibility in the regulations. The premise of Novice Refarming supports digital allocations to some extent. If the proposal supports the beginning of new development today and some new technology gains wide acceptance, how long do we wait for further expansion? Part of the problem with wider bandwidth is we do not have a system waiting to go on the air or even a defined purpose to make us of the spectrum. One high speed digital channel at, for example, 3650 to 3660 kHz would provide for dial up speed at HF. It could coincide with 3 kHz maximum users of today's known modes. Compared to what we do at HF now, it will be blazing fast. A second channel at 7100 to 7110 would allow coverage with propagation variations. The 10 kHz bandwidth would be much more efficient than 3 kHz and would allow for OFDM with FEC. The opportunity is for better spectrum efficiency which the FCC wants. Imagine if today's Winlink users could be accommodated in 10 kHz using collision avoidance and short burst transmissions. That would reduce the apprehension of "unattended interference to SSB". Among the HSMM group, Walt DuBose, K5YFW, of the West Gulf Division is knowledgeable on this subject and has experience with various digital modes. This is not HSMM however it is close enough that we should consider the HSMM input. Howie, K9KM -----Original Message----- From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ [mailto:dsumner@arrl.org] Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 8:16 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:12415] Re: Approaching BOD meeting I'm curious about the identity and credentials of your mystery member, Bob. He makes some good points but I'm uncomfortable with anonymity. Dave -----Original Message----- From: Vallio, Bob (Dir, Pacific) Sent: Tue 5/24/2005 2:08 AM To: arrl-odv Cc: Subject: Fwd: Approaching BOD meeting Comments from a member re signal bandwidth proposal: I have a few concerns about issues likely to come before the ARRL board that I'd like to present here. I was gratified to see many of my suggestions incorporated in the description of the revised proposal for regulation by bandwidth instead of by mode. However, the proposal described on the ARRL website still contains serious internal inconsistencies that detract from it's credibility. These inconsistencies also preclude some likely future technical developments. Unless and until these inconsistencies are satisfactorily resolved, the proposal should not be adopted. In July 2002, the ARRL Board of Directors directed that (Minute 64): "At the next practical opportunity the ARRL shall petition the FCC to revise Part 97 to regulate subbands by signal bandwidth instead of by mode." My concerns are that making a special dispensation for AM/ISB mode is inconsistent with this direction and not including wider bandwidth segments below the 10 meter band will preclude future technical developments. Petitioning the FCC with this inconsistency detracts from the credibility of the proposal. An approach that is consistent with the proposal would be to assign spectrum in additional HF bands for signals of 9 KHz or less bandwidth. However this is not the best approach to take in this case. The current proposal has no bandwidths greater than 3 KHz allocated below 10 meters. Given that one of the goals of this proposal is to preempt possible requests for future FCC action, it is inconsistent to preempt the future development of wider bandwidth modulation schemes, presumably digital. The advantages of wider bandwidth on HF include, for comparable modulation constellations, faster data rates. Given the apparent intent of the ARRL to provide the capability for emergency bridging of discontinuities in the Internet via WinLink2000 and the like, precluding the use of wider bandwidth signals is inconsistent. It is also inconsistent with the goals set in 97.1 of the commissions rules. In a similar context, HF modulation constellations of wider bandwidth can be more robust during periods of poor propagation than a narrower signal for the same effective data rate. While the modulation schemes are still to be developed, greater immunity to noise, multipath and interfering signals can be obtained at the cost of greater bandwidth. Presumably an adaptive scheme will be able to trade data rate for noise immunity over a continuum, depending on conditions. However this option will not be available if no accommodation for wider bandwidth signals is made in the HF bands, as is the case in the current proposal. In order to provide for these potential developments and also to provide for existing AM/DSB activity in a manner that is consistent with the remainder of the proposal, it is imperative that there be allocations for wider bandwidth signals on the HF bands below 10 meters. It seems wise to make these allocations as general as possible. I would suggest that 20 KHz of spectrum be allocated in the 160m, 80m, 40m and 20m bands for signals whose transmitted bandwidth shall not exceed 20 KHz. In other words, the widest allowed signal will just fill the subband. It seems prudent to select these subbands so that they include the frequencies currently used for AM/DSB "by gentlemens agreement". This will allow for three simultaneous AM/DSB QSOs (assuming that AM/DSB requires 6 KHz of bandwidth) and allow the future development of wider bandwidth digital HF signals. In summary, the revised proposal for regulation by bandwidth instead of by mode is internally inconsistent, inconsistent with the boards direction for its creation and less supportive of the goals in 97.1 of the FCC rules than it might be. These issues must be satisfactorily resolved before the proposal can be adopted by the board.

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[arrl-odv:12431] Re: Dayton Pictures in Germany
by w6rod＠ix.netcom.com 26 May '05

26 May '05

If you take a look at the Friedrichshafen photos on that same web site, you'll see a picture of Dave Patton and Wane Mills (and some local volunteers) checking DXCC cards in the ARRL booth. Wayne has an odd sort of look on his face in the photo. I think the appropriate caption should be, "This guy wants credit for that bogus contact??" 73, Rod W6ROD -----Original Message----- From: Frank Fallon <n2ff(a)optonline.net> Sent: May 26, 2005 11:08 AM To: arrl-odv <arrl-odv(a)reflector.arrl.org> Subject: [arrl-odv:12430] Dayton Pictures in Germany This German web site has some Dayton pictures including one of an ARRL's directors car. Take a gander. http://home.arcor.de/waldemar.kebsch/ Frank....N2FF......

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[arrl-odv:12430] Dayton Pictures in Germany
by Frank Fallon 26 May '05

26 May '05

This German web site has some Dayton pictures including one of an ARRL's directors car. Take a gander. http://home.arcor.de/waldemar.kebsch/ Frank....N2FF......

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[arrl-odv:12429] Keystaff List
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 26 May '05

26 May '05

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[arrl-odv:12428] Re: Congressman Ross answers questions about H.Res. 230
by Joel Harrison 26 May '05

26 May '05

Congressman Ross answers questions about H.Res. 230Good interview! Joel -----Original Message----- From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ [mailto:dsumner@arrl.org] Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 10:31 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:12427] Congressman Ross answers questions about H.Res. 230 Mike Ross has been interviewed online about H.Res. 230. Here is the interview, which provides useful background. Dave K1ZZ http://www.etopiamedia.net/bplw/pages/bplw33-5551212.html

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[arrl-odv:12427] Congressman Ross answers questions about H.Res. 230
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 26 May '05

26 May '05

Mike Ross has been interviewed online about H.Res. 230. Here is the interview, which provides useful background. Dave K1ZZ http://www.etopiamedia.net/bplw/pages/bplw33-5551212.html

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