November 2006 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:14797] Re: Federal Register
by Andy Oppel 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

Unfortunately, I'm learning not to expect much of anything from Mr. Cross. I believe we have some damage control to do with this one. I've been approached by several local hams who wanted to tell me how much the ARRL messed this up (they used stronger words). They were stunned when I told them that the actions the FCC took were quite different than what the ARRL asked for. (I think they were in the 4% that Joel cited as "can't read".) The next reaction (after the deer in the headlights look I got from them) was that the FCC always follows what the ARRL asks for, so I had to be mistaken. I wonder how many other hams out there are blaming the league instead of the real culprit? I guess I'm now on the hook to visit the club with the ARRL filings and what the FCC ordered so I can show them the difference. Or is it possible that those details have already been written about somewhere? I know Rick wrote some great pieces covering what the FCC ordered, but I don't recall seeing a comparison (in simple terms if that's possible) between what we asked for and what we got. -- Andy Oppel, N6AJO Pacific Division Vice Director At 03:26 PM 11/15/2006, Bob Vallio wrote: >Am I mistaken, or did we expect more of a correction from Cross than >what was published? > >Bob -- W6RGG > > > >On 11/15/06, Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ < ><mailto:dsumner@arrl.org>dsumner(a)arrl.org> wrote: > >Chris is on his way to Puerto Rico, so here is a quick analysis of >the Federal Register version of the new rules. > >(1) The effective date and time are Friday, December 15, 12:01 AM EST. > >(2) The FCC fixed two errors that were in the original release of >the R&O, clarifying that the 80/75 meter band split is the same in >all three regions and that FCC licensees in Region 2 can continue to >use RTTY/data emissions in the 7.075-7.100 MHz band. > >(3) The FCC did not make any other changes, so the three >controversial aspects of the proceeding -- the expansion of the 75 >meter phone band all the way down to 3600 kHz (thus reducing >RTTY/data privileges of everyone, and CW privileges of Generals and >Advanced), the elimination of J2D of more than 500 Hz bandwidth >(thus making PACTOR III at full capability illegal) and the >elimination of access to the automatic control RTTY/data subband at >3620-3635 kHz -- remain unchanged. > >W1AW needs a new RTTY/data frequency on 80 meters. We will announce >one shortly. > >Dave K1ZZ > >-----Original Message----- >From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ >Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 7:47 AM >To: <mailto:arrl-odv@arrl.org>arrl-odv(a)arrl.org >Subject: Federal Register > >Today's Federal Register has the Part 97 Omnibus rules: > ><http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/01jan20061800/edocket.access.gpo.go…>http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/01jan20061800/edocket.access.gpo.go… > > >The effective date is December 15. > >Dave K1ZZ >

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RE: [arrl-odv:14791] Re: AD perks
by Jim Weaver 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

I have two brief comments about the AD situation. The first is that I had initially enlisted a substantial number of ADs throughout the Division and tasked them primarily with being my eyes and ears. They were to tip me off to complaints and ideas that were being kicked around by members. As others of you may say, this sounded like a good idea. Even after being fairly selective on whom I appointed, it worked only with one or two people. The second comment is that I've always believed in having a "sunshine clause" in my appointments. Every appointment I make comes with the understanding it expires at the end of my term. Therefore, every appointment I made during my first term expired at the end of the first term. I did not summarily kick everyone out at the end of my first term. In nearly all instances, I invited the appointee to tell me if they wished to continue in the job. If they did, they were reappointed or are redirected toward a different position. For example, right now I am going through the process of inviting most of my AD appointees to become Legislative Action folks, instead. This is working to a reasonable extent. If an appointee does not respond to two invitations to re-up, I assume he/she has resigned. I did not force reappointment on them. This got rid of much of the driftwood. FWIW, Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director ARRL Great Lakes Division 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 E-mail: <mailto:k8je@arrl.org> k8je(a)arrl.org; Tel.: 513-459-0142 ----Original Message----- From: Coy Day [mailto:n5ok@arrl.org] Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 6:05 PM To: arrl-odv Cc: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14791] Re: AD perks Joel et al, I use the AD's differently than former WGD directors did. Since the division is so large, they used them to be their rep in areas that they seldom traveled to. I have continued that practice for only a few areas. What I try to do is find AD's that have expertise in a particular area to aid me in keeping up on the latest. For example, I have an expert in digital modes that I stay in close contact with. I have another that is a wizard in balloon launches. As for perks, I don't see much that we can offer them. I make sure they have a badge and that they are invited to division cabinet meetings. (They seldom attend) The question that I have is what do you do with those that are inactive. I don't want to fire them. No sense in making them angry when it is no cost to keep them. Some of those just want the honor of saying they are AD's. These are mostly former SM's and other office holders. The result is that I keep them until they are SK. Coy -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632 Joel Harrison wrote: > Hi Bruce, > > > > I wonder what the value of an "Assistant Director" is today, given the > communication capabilities we now have. > > > > Now, I'm not suggesting there is a problem with our current arrangement or > advocating any change, I'm just asking the question as it has been several > years since I was a Director and had direct involvement with AD's and I > really don't know how you guys use them these days. > > > > Coming up with a "perk" can be tough. Obviously if they serve the League > we > want to acknowledge that service with something, but beyond a League > callsign badge, certificate and the ARRL Letter I really don't have any > thoughts on what would be appropriate. > > > > I'd also be interested in hearing what the other Directors are doing these > days as well. > > > > 73 Joel W5ZN > > > > > > _____ > > From: Bruce Frahm K0BJ [mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net] > Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:06 PM > To: arrl-odv > Subject: [arrl-odv:14788] AD perks > > > > I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's passing. Now that > the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the past perks of being an AD > is > no longer anything special. In fact, is there much more than the > appointment > itself that is inherently of value and received by all ADs? > > > > I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This would > be > somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the past. This > could > be accomplished by manually forwarding to them, or maybe we could and > would > want to set it up to occur automatically from Hq. > > > > Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the staff > and > board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any things you do > especially for ADs, either here or offline to > > bfrahm(a)st-tel.net > > > > 73 Bruce K0BJ > >

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Federal Register
by Bob Vallio 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

Am I mistaken, or did we expect more of a correction from Cross than what was published? Bob -- W6RGG On 11/15/06, Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ <dsumner(a)arrl.org> wrote: > > Chris is on his way to Puerto Rico, so here is a quick analysis of the > Federal Register version of the new rules. > > (1) The effective date and time are Friday, December 15, 12:01 AM EST. > > (2) The FCC fixed two errors that were in the original release of the R&O, > clarifying that the 80/75 meter band split is the same in all three regions > and that FCC licensees in Region 2 can continue to use RTTY/data emissions > in the 7.075-7.100 MHz band. > > (3) The FCC did not make any other changes, so the three controversial > aspects of the proceeding -- the expansion of the 75 meter phone band all > the way down to 3600 kHz (thus reducing RTTY/data privileges of everyone, > and CW privileges of Generals and Advanced), the elimination of J2D of more > than 500 Hz bandwidth (thus making PACTOR III at full capability illegal) > and the elimination of access to the automatic control RTTY/data subband at > 3620-3635 kHz -- remain unchanged. > > W1AW needs a new RTTY/data frequency on 80 meters. We will announce one > shortly. > > Dave K1ZZ > > -----Original Message----- > *From:* Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ > *Sent:* Wednesday, November 15, 2006 7:47 AM > *To:* arrl-odv(a)arrl.org > *Subject:* Federal Register > > Today's Federal Register has the Part 97 Omnibus rules: > > > > http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/01jan20061800/edocket.access.gpo.go… > > The effective date is December 15. > > Dave K1ZZ > >

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[arrl-odv:14794] Re: AD perks
by Coy Day 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

Andy, Yes. I didn't mention it but my webmaster is an AD. Money well spent! :-) Coy -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632 Andy Oppel wrote: > We have a Division Webmaster who has an AD appointment. There isn't > any other official title at the Division level we can give him. And > by the way, he does really great work - have a lot here: www.pdarrl.org > > -- Andy Oppel > > At 01:13 PM 11/15/2006, Joel Harrison wrote: >>Hi Bruce, >> >>I wonder what the value of an "Assistant Director" is today, given >>the communication capabilities we now have. >> >>Now, I'm not suggesting there is a problem with our current >>arrangement or advocating any change, I'm just asking the question >>as it has been several years since I was a Director and had direct >>involvement with AD's and I really don't know how you guys use them these >> days. >> >>Coming up with a "perk" can be tough. Obviously if they serve the >>League we want to acknowledge that service with something, but >>beyond a League callsign badge, certificate and the ARRL Letter I >>really don't have any thoughts on what would be appropriate. >> >>I'd also be interested in hearing what the other Directors are doing >>these days as well. >> >>73 Joel W5ZN >> >> >> >>---------- >>From: Bruce Frahm K0BJ [mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net] >>Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:06 PM >>To: arrl-odv >>Subject: [arrl-odv:14788] AD perks >> >>I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's >>passing. Now that the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the >>past perks of being an AD is no longer anything special. In fact, is >>there much more than the appointment itself that is inherently of >>value and received by all ADs? >> >>I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This >>would be somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the >>past. This could be accomplished by manually forwarding to them, or >>maybe we could and would want to set it up to occur automatically from >> Hq. >> >>Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the >>staff and board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any >>things you do especially for ADs, either here or offline to >><mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net>bfrahm(a)st-tel.net >> >>73 Bruce K0BJ >

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[arrl-odv:14793] Re: AD perks
by Andy Oppel 15 Nov '06

15 Nov '06

We have a Division Webmaster who has an AD appointment. There isn't any other official title at the Division level we can give him. And by the way, he does really great work - have a lot here: www.pdarrl.org -- Andy Oppel At 01:13 PM 11/15/2006, Joel Harrison wrote: >Hi Bruce, > >I wonder what the value of an "Assistant Director" is today, given >the communication capabilities we now have. > >Now, I'm not suggesting there is a problem with our current >arrangement or advocating any change, I'm just asking the question >as it has been several years since I was a Director and had direct >involvement with AD's and I really don't know how you guys use them these days. > >Coming up with a "perk" can be tough. Obviously if they serve the >League we want to acknowledge that service with something, but >beyond a League callsign badge, certificate and the ARRL Letter I >really don't have any thoughts on what would be appropriate. > >I'd also be interested in hearing what the other Directors are doing >these days as well. > >73 Joel W5ZN > > > >---------- >From: Bruce Frahm K0BJ [mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net] >Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:06 PM >To: arrl-odv >Subject: [arrl-odv:14788] AD perks > >I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's >passing. Now that the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the >past perks of being an AD is no longer anything special. In fact, is >there much more than the appointment itself that is inherently of >value and received by all ADs? > >I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This >would be somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the >past. This could be accomplished by manually forwarding to them, or >maybe we could and would want to set it up to occur automatically from Hq. > >Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the >staff and board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any >things you do especially for ADs, either here or offline to ><mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net>bfrahm(a)st-tel.net > >73 Bruce K0BJ

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[arrl-odv:14791] Re: AD perks
by Coy Day 15 Nov '06

15 Nov '06

Joel et al, I use the AD's differently than former WGD directors did. Since the division is so large, they used them to be their rep in areas that they seldom traveled to. I have continued that practice for only a few areas. What I try to do is find AD's that have expertise in a particular area to aid me in keeping up on the latest. For example, I have an expert in digital modes that I stay in close contact with. I have another that is a wizard in balloon launches. As for perks, I don't see much that we can offer them. I make sure they have a badge and that they are invited to division cabinet meetings. (They seldom attend) The question that I have is what do you do with those that are inactive. I don't want to fire them. No sense in making them angry when it is no cost to keep them. Some of those just want the honor of saying they are AD's. These are mostly former SM's and other office holders. The result is that I keep them until they are SK. Coy -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632 Joel Harrison wrote: > Hi Bruce, > > > > I wonder what the value of an "Assistant Director" is today, given the > communication capabilities we now have. > > > > Now, I'm not suggesting there is a problem with our current arrangement or > advocating any change, I'm just asking the question as it has been several > years since I was a Director and had direct involvement with AD's and I > really don't know how you guys use them these days. > > > > Coming up with a "perk" can be tough. Obviously if they serve the League > we > want to acknowledge that service with something, but beyond a League > callsign badge, certificate and the ARRL Letter I really don't have any > thoughts on what would be appropriate. > > > > I'd also be interested in hearing what the other Directors are doing these > days as well. > > > > 73 Joel W5ZN > > > > > > _____ > > From: Bruce Frahm K0BJ [mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net] > Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:06 PM > To: arrl-odv > Subject: [arrl-odv:14788] AD perks > > > > I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's passing. Now that > the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the past perks of being an AD > is > no longer anything special. In fact, is there much more than the > appointment > itself that is inherently of value and received by all ADs? > > > > I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This would > be > somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the past. This > could > be accomplished by manually forwarding to them, or maybe we could and > would > want to set it up to occur automatically from Hq. > > > > Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the staff > and > board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any things you do > especially for ADs, either here or offline to > > bfrahm(a)st-tel.net > > > > 73 Bruce K0BJ > >

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RE: [arrl-odv:14788] AD perks
by Joel Harrison 15 Nov '06

15 Nov '06

Hi Bruce, I wonder what the value of an "Assistant Director" is today, given the communication capabilities we now have. Now, I'm not suggesting there is a problem with our current arrangement or advocating any change, I'm just asking the question as it has been several years since I was a Director and had direct involvement with AD's and I really don't know how you guys use them these days. Coming up with a "perk" can be tough. Obviously if they serve the League we want to acknowledge that service with something, but beyond a League callsign badge, certificate and the ARRL Letter I really don't have any thoughts on what would be appropriate. I'd also be interested in hearing what the other Directors are doing these days as well. 73 Joel W5ZN _____ From: Bruce Frahm K0BJ [mailto:bfrahm@st-tel.net] Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:06 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14788] AD perks I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's passing. Now that the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the past perks of being an AD is no longer anything special. In fact, is there much more than the appointment itself that is inherently of value and received by all ADs? I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This would be somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the past. This could be accomplished by manually forwarding to them, or maybe we could and would want to set it up to occur automatically from Hq. Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the staff and board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any things you do especially for ADs, either here or offline to bfrahm(a)st-tel.net 73 Bruce K0BJ

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[arrl-odv:14789] Re: AD perks
by Tom Frenaye 15 Nov '06

15 Nov '06

At 11:30 AM 11/15/2006, Bruce Frahm K0BJ wrote: >I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's passing. Now that the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the past perks of being an AD is no longer anything special. In fact, is there much more than the appointment itself that is inherently of value and received by all ADs? You have the essence of it. >I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This would be somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the past. I could accomplish this by manually forwarding to them, or maybe we could and would want to set it up to occur automatically from Hq. Not a good idea. For example, the vacation list is not something for the outside world. As to the other stuff, if it's for members, then Rick Lindquist can include it in a web story. >Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the staff and board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any things you do especially for ADs, either here or offline to <mailto:brucefrahmk0bj@gmail.com>brucefrahmk0bj(a)gmail.com I don't have many Asst Directors. I invite them to Division cabinet meetings, and sometimes I ask them for input on an important topic. Not really many reasons to keep the AD designation. -- 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:14786] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 15 Nov '06

15 Nov '06

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Upcoming Meetings and Events Ballot Counting for Director/Vice Director Elections November 17 in Newington, CT Administration &Finance Committee November 18 in Newington, CT Development The 2007 Spectrum Defense campaign returns have started to arrive. The first week saw more than $36,000 from 723 donors for a healthy average contribution of $49.79. The follow up solicitation is scheduled to mail before week's end. Work continues on grant research, the 2006 CFC application, the final report on the 2006 Teachers Institutes and fundraising projects for 2007. Media & Public Relations The release of the Hello 3.5 min video has met with praise from many areas, but the requests for the DVD to place on TV and cable stations began slower than anticipated. Just over 30 have been requested with about 27 planned for cable TV locations. The Dec 29-30 event continues to grow. Contacts made with the Red Cross PR offices resulted in their release of a clarifying statement on Nov 9 which left many questions still unresolved. Material is being requested for possible inclusion in the 2007 edition of the Swiss Army Knife resource CD for PIOs. Production/Editorial Editorial and production work is moving forward on the January 2007 issue of QST and the January/February issues of NCJ and QEX. Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol. 25, No. 45, distributed to 66,035 members on Nov 10. Rick prepared/edited articles on Red Crosss attempt to clarify its background check policy, SuitSat-2 plans, FCC warns unlicensed ham band users, League's Legislative Action Program seeks volunteers, ARRL On-Line Auction to return next year, "Hello" video available, ARRL 2006 FMT, ITU Plenipotentiary Conference elections, the 500 kHz project (update) and several news briefs and announcements. He also edited and posted the ARRL youth Web column for November and completed work on "Happenings" for January QST. Rick voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for Nov 10. Joel Kleinman gave a presentation to the Nutmeg chapter of QCWA this past weekend on ham radio operators who served in the military during WWII. Sales and Marketing The end of October brought the first increase in membership in several months. Ending at 146,614, this increase of 628 members is attributed to a combination of initiatives undertaken in September and October including mass email and direct mail to lapsed members and Technician online course registrants. The recent lapsed-member mailing has yielded 881 returns. Thanks go to Wisconsin Section Manager Don Michalski, W9IXG and volunteers for their membership recruitment efforts which produced 24 applications at the Fox Cities hamfest. Work continues on the intradepartmental online membership application project, evaluation and changes to the membership renewal process, and an upcoming mailing to lapsed-member Technicians. Katie attended the Hudson Division Awards Banquet this weekend as a special guest. Publication ads are being updated for January QST. Included is a new ad for the ARRL Instructors Manual. A 30,000 piece 2007 Handbook solicitation will mail this week. December QST was mailed beginning Nov. 7, and should be completed by Nov 13. The mailing list for January QST will be pulled on Friday Nov. 17. Business Services With assistance from Steve Capodicasa and Crew, all ARRL Auction items have been shipped ahead of our goal of 7 working days after the ARRL On-Line Auction close. Business Services staff continues to work on January 2007 QST, NCJ and QEX. A promo sent to ARRL Publication Dealers showing the "Top Hit Titles" of 2006 has generated a flurry of orders including a sizable order from Barnes & Noble for 350 copies of the Ham Radio License Manual and 200 Handbooks. Baker & Taylor has alo placed an order for 200 copies of the Ham Radio License Manual and over 100 Handbooks. Membership Services Awards Branch CategoryProcessedWAS Certificate (Manual)4WAS Certificate (LoTW)45B WAS1WAC Certificates8A-1 Op Nominations7A-1 Op Certificates4VUCC Initial apps/Grids1/111Awards Charges 15Awards Mailed 51Plaques Shipped14Processing Time2 Weeks Contest Branch During the week, staff submitted the results of the August UHF Contest to Production, prepared the web version of the column for review by the author and responded to several questions regarding the November Sweepstakes (CW and Phone) rules, and Field Day and June VHF contests results. e also began the planning process to update the Contest FAQ for the web. DXCC Branch CategoryProcessedBeginning Credits33,506Credits Received7,622Credits Processed13,410Ending Credits27,718YTD Credits Received489,259YTD Applications Received4,541YTD Credits Returned543,067Applications Pending368Processing Time5.1 Weeks DXCC is currently entering credits received on October 27, 2006. DXCC is currently mailing applications received on October 9, 2006. Logbook of the World QSO records entered into the system111,898,134QSL records have resulted 6,731,195Logs Processed285,895Active Certificates21,302Users registered in the system14,083Hybrids Pending Mail72 QSL Branch There is no delay in opening mail and a 3 day delay in slotting of cards. This week, 141 pounds of cards were received from members. W1AW Joe updated the web code practice files and archives. He also installed a (used) 2-meter solid-state amplifier for broadcast use. The 2-meter Motorola tube amplifier (commonly referred to as the green monster) that had been in use for decades is beginning to show its age. Joe also replaced a failed cooling fan that was being used on the 80-meter broadcast transmitter. Scott worked on fast and slow code practice files for the latter part of the month of November. He also handled some evening phone sales calls in the daily 5 PM to 8 PM time slots. Field & Educational Services Field Organization/Public Service Team Fifteen new Field Organization Appointments were received and processed by Leona. She continued to maintain a handle on the section expense reports and has been keeping the Section Managers up to date on the balances of their annual section budgets. Now that the end of the year is approaching, the amount of expense reporting forms has increased. Field Organization reports by Section Leaders for the month of October are arriving at Headquarters, and Steve Ewald has been compiling them. The Public Service column for January QST is in the works. Rick Sohl, K5RIC, the Section Emergency Coordinator of New Mexico visited HQ on Friday while he was in Connecticut for business. He took a tour and was able meet some staff members. A complaint regarding interference from CB operation in New Jersey was received by Chuck Skolaut. He forwarded it to the FCC. Several reports of interference from a Region 2 shortwave broadcaster were reported on 40 meters, and this is under investigation. Official Observers are monitoring a 2-meter operation in South Texas as well one in Arkansas. Several more reports of Over the Horizon Radars, this time on 30 and 40 meters, were reported as were fishnet beacons on 160 meters. ARISS PR: Rosalie spoke for more than a half hour with a rep of The History Channel, thanks to Allen Pitts. The TV station plans a show or two on ham radio, and particular segments on ham radio in space. The rep was intrigued by SuitSat-1 and the ARISS Hardware Team. ARISS News Update: Almost all of the materials needed to build SuitSat-2 systems are being donated to us! Astronaut Jeff Williams told the ARISS Team that when he spoke with school students, they inspired him by their interest in science and space. He said, also, that he enjoyed seeing news articles about the ARISS QSOs. For ARRL Members: Rosalie gave a news item to Rick Lindquist about amateur satellite programs, and she aided him with updates for his article on SuitSat-2. Rosalie received several emails this week from members about the ISS radios that need to be configured to original modes when the crew can do the work. ARISS Effect on Students: Rosalie networked again with Space Traveller Anousheh Ansaris staff regarding her visit to 4 schools, next spring, that she had scheduled to have QSOs with. International Aspects: Rosalie took part in the monthly ARISS-I teleconference meeting. She moderated the weekly telecom with Johnson Space Center. Field & Education Team Hamfest & ConventionsHamfestsHamfest Apps. Sent to Division Director for Approval14Hamfest Approval Letters Sent to Event Sponsor11Handouts and Door Prize Material Orders Processed0Label Requests for Upcoming Events5Conventions Convention Apps. Sent to Division Director for Approval1Convention Approval Letters Sent to Event Sponsor2Convention Apps. Sent to the EC for Approval0EC Convention Approval Letters Sent to Event Sponsor0Clubs New Club Apps. Reviewed4Acknowledgement Letters Sent to Club Officials6New Club Apps. Sent to Directors and SMs for Approval6New Club Apps. Sent to the EC for Approval0EC Approval Letters Sent to Newly-Affiliated Clubs0Charter of Affiliation Certificates Sent to Newly-Affiliated Clubs0Newly-Affiliated Clubs Entered into Siebel0New SSC Apps. sent to Director, SM, & ACC for Approval0SSC Approval Letter Sent to Club Official0SSC Certificate Sent to Newly-Designated SSC Club0QST Hamfest Announcements - January issue27Convention Announcements - January issue4Convention TravelAllen Pitts, W1AGP, WCF Section, Palmetto, FL, Dec. 2-3, 2006 Clubs & MentorsClubsClub Updates14Club assistance and histories Below 51% notification1SSC SSC sent to ACC SSC Certificates 7 letters sent1Instructors Instructor Reg Teachers Teacher Reg 7Materials & Brochures Class Materials Graduation Kits Exhibit Kits/ brochure requests3Jota Kits Label Requests Filled Sales Orders Processed Public Service Reports Regulatory Information During the course of the week we worked with a series of inquiries from ARISS clarifying some third-party questions for an upcoming school contact with Sweden (a different set of inquiries than last weeks questions.) Some changes/corrections were processed to links on several of the RIB web pages. A query regarding CEPT-operation by an FCC licensee back in their home country (using their FCC License under CEPT) was investigated and answered. We worked on revisions of small areas of several ARRL publications being updated. There was also the usual queries on the implementation date of 04-140, expected release of 05-235, license renewals, and overseas operating. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List All Staff 11/23-11/24 Holiday Steve Capodicasa 11/20-11/22 Vacation `` 12/19 Vacation Steve Ewald 11/27-12/1 Vacation Scott Gee 12/11-12/12 Vacation `` 12/22-12/26 Vacation Tom Hogerty 11/20-11/22 Vacation Rick Lindquist 11/13-11/22 Vacation Wayne Mills 11/18-11/28 Vacation `` 12/27-1/3 Vacation Bill Moore 11/17-11/19 Indiana State Convention, Ft. 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AD perks
by Bruce Frahm K0BJ 15 Nov '06

15 Nov '06

I'm making some Assistant Director changes after Wade's passing. Now that the ARRL Letter is widely available, one of the past perks of being an AD is no longer anything special. In fact, is there much more than the appointment itself that is inherently of value and received by all ADs? I've been thinking it might be good to send them copies of IN. This would be somewhat equivalent to reception of the ARRL Letter in the past. I could accomplish this by manually forwarding to them, or maybe we could and would want to set it up to occur automatically from Hq. Do we have any policies or reasons for NOT spreading IN beyond the staff and board family? Also I'd be interested in hearing of any things you do especially for ADs, either here or offline to brucefrahmk0bj(a)gmail.com 73 Bruce K0BJ

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