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[arrl-odv:13955] Re: Forfeiture Order
by W3KD＠aol.com 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

In a message dated 3/29/2006 1:53:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, n5zgt(a)swcp.com writes: > > Dave, Chris (or anyone else) -- > > For a curious but non-legal dude, what's the difference between > dismissal WITH and WITHOUT "prejudice"? > > 73, > Brian, N5ZGT > Brian, with prejudice is a dismissal that can't come back. Without prejudice is "subject to refiling". 73, Chris W3KD

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[arrl-odv:13954] Re: Forfeiture Order
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

"With prejudice" means the issue cannot be raised again. "Without prejudice" means that it can be raised again, i.e. it can be refiled as described at the end of paragraph 14. "With extreme prejudice" means something else. Dave -----Original Message----- From: Brian Mileshosky [mailto:n5zgt@swcp.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 1:50 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:13953] Re: Forfeiture Order Dave, Chris (or anyone else) -- For a curious but non-legal dude, what's the difference between dismissal WITH and WITHOUT "prejudice"? 73, Brian, N5ZGT On Wed, 29 Mar 2006, Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ wrote: > Given Mr. Baxter's litigious nature, please refrain from making any public comments about this. Let the FCC document speak for itself. > > Dave

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[arrl-odv:13953] Re: Forfeiture Order
by Brian Mileshosky 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

Dave, Chris (or anyone else) -- For a curious but non-legal dude, what's the difference between dismissal WITH and WITHOUT "prejudice"? 73, Brian, N5ZGT On Wed, 29 Mar 2006, Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ wrote: > Given Mr. Baxter's litigious nature, please refrain from making any public comments about this. Let the FCC document speak for itself. > > Dave

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[arrl-odv:13952] Forfeiture Order
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

Given Mr. Baxter's litigious nature, please refrain from making any public comments about this. Let the FCC document speak for itself. Dave <<DA-06-663A1.doc>>

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[arrl-odv:13951] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

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The spring Development campaign is still in its infancy with $1475 in returns so far. The next campaign will be the Education & Technology Fund campaign. This year's plan calls for a newsletter format to follow the success story of one school and one teacher who reflect the impact of this program. Funding for the Teachers Institute is growing. A renewal commitment of $25,000 has been received. Two other funders are still considering our request. We are eagerly awaiting a decision this week from CNCS on the reallocation request for our Katrina grant. Nearly all of the responses for recognition in the Annual Report from donors who contributed $1000 in 2005 are in. The donors who have given us permission will be listed in the Annual Report, in June QST and on the ARRL website. Formal invitations for the 5th annual Donor Recognition Reception on May 18 in Dayton have been mailed. Arrangements for the event are nearly complete. Media & Public Relations The Hello campaign is definitely off and running. In 10 days we have been asked for almost 10,000 of the brochures - and people are making a point that they are not for hams to pass among hams, but for public presentations. There are already 26 TV/cable requests for the coming video which is not even completed yet - but is expected the 1st week of April. While most people are simply downloading the audio PSA right off the web, there have been 31 radio station related requests for the audio done by Johnny Donovan. In addition, a Spanish audio PSA and three more in English are waiting in the wings for their turn at release. So far specific areas of the country that seem to be doing the most with Hello are the Midwest, Texas, Oklahoma, California but there is no one strong pattern. As of this writing, I am down to my last brochures, but 30k more are expected this week. Some clubs are printing their own from our pdf files. I have been informed that there is a lot of positive chatter on the club reflectors about the campaign and there have been ingenious adaptations of the campaign to meet local situations. There has still been no word on FCC actions. In summary, the first week has been very positive and I await to see if the Amateur Radio community as a whole will act and use the tools and opportunity they have been given. Meanwhile, the annual report is also in progress, and on schedule. "Drop Dead" deadlines for text other than financials and donations is 3/30. Production/Editorial Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter distributed to 66,693 members on Mar 24. Rick prepared/edited news reports on Logbook of the World adding WAS, BPL chipset maker's demo at ARRL of its interference reduction improvements; FCC enforcement items (plus related story), ARRL petition for change in spread spectrum rules, ARISS school contacts in Ohio and Maryland, "thank you" letter from ISS Commander Bill McArthur, KC5ACR, and several news briefs and announcements. Rick also edited "The Amateur Amateur" Web feature column, interviewed K8EQC regarding a BPL story in Arizona and voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for Mar 24. Sales and Marketing The "When All Else Fails" product line was introduced this week to help strengthen the value and service of Amateur Radio in providing emergency communications. This line featuring the popular When All Else Fails logo offers T-shirts, a pin, patch, banner, mug, stickers, magnetic sign and key chain. An email distributed to ARRL members on Friday helped drive peak ordering levels to the online store throughout the weekend bringing in 422 orders totaling $16,670.80 in sales. Two targeted mailings to 100,000 lapsed members are complete and at the printer. We decided to focus the technician mailing (50,000) on the When All Else Fails theme, that is getting a great deal of attention currently with our new product line. The ARRL Emergency Communications Handbook is the free book offer; in addition to other four books that we believe will be of great interest to this target market. To entice a quicker response, we also offered a When All Else Fails window decal for rejoining in 15 days. The fall 2005 campaign to the lapsed General, Advanced & Extra licensees was very successful in offering the ARRL Antenna Book. To follow the saying, if it aint broke we decided to repeat this offer to this group of 50,000 expired members. In addition, for recipients of this mailing that bring their letter to ARRL EXPO 2006, they will receive an additional free gift. We hope that this will give us an opportunity to meet and talk with these hams and do some on-site surveys. In an effort to learn more about prospective hams, their inquiries are now entered onto Siebel using a set of distinct codes to help track the source of the referral or inquiry. In particular, we are interested in referrals generated by the Hello& campaign. A special promotion running through May 1, 2006 was sent to our publication dealers featuring both sizes of TravelPlus for Repeaters"! and the 2006-2007 Repeater Directory. For each order of ten or more TravelPlus copies purchased, they will receive the same number of pocket-sized Repeater Directories free. This mirrors the special offered to individuals, but on a larger quantity scale. Staff contacted Baker & Taylor to conduct a brief audit of all ARRL titles carried to ensure they are carrying all titles possible. In addition, the audit will ensure they have all new product information, availability dates and pricing. A day trip to their New Jersey headquarters is planned for July. Similar audits will be conducted with Barnes & Noble and Ingram Books. Advertising solicitation efforts are complete for the new ARRL Ham Radio License Manual. With the addition of interior advertising we increased revenues by $8440.62, more than doubling the original budgeted amount of $6,400. A solicitation for the 2006 Dayton Passport is complete and will be distributed to prospective advertisers. We produced an ad for ARRL EXPO 2006 and it will appear in the Dayton Hamvention pre-show mailing. Another promotion in the works focuses on When All Else Fails with the goal of introducing publication dealers to this new product line. Advertising solicitations for this years edition of the New Ham Express have begun as well. A new schedule for QST production and delivery was introduced returning QST to an earlier mailing schedule, ensuring delivery to more mailboxes by mid-month (the month previous to the month of publication). Finally, we are very pleased to announce that Amy Hurtado from Newington will join our team on April 10 as ARRL Customer Service Manager. She brings years of experience in customer service, marketing, design and printing and the direct mail industry. Online Courses New graduation certificates, ID cards and stickers are being produced for the EmComm courses, based on new artwork designed for the program. Requests for EmComm Honor Roll certificates continue to come in. On Saturday, Jean personally delivered certificates to SM Betsey Doane for some CT students attending an annual ARES meeting in late April. ON-LINE COURSESRegistrations During this weekGraduationsAntenna Modeling (EC-004)31HF Digital (EC-005)00RFI (EC-006)10VHF/UHF (EC-008)10Antenna Design and Construction (EC-009)11Technician Licensing (EC-010)40Propagation (EC-011)20Analog Electronics (EC-012)00Digital Electronics (EC-013)10Emergency Comm. Level 1 (EC-001)3513Emergency Comm. Level 2 (EC-002)68Emergency Comm. Level 3 (EC-003)613 Membership Services Awards Branch CategoryProcessedWAS Cards Checked200WAS Certificates (F/C)1A-1 Operator Nominations12VUCC Endorsement Applications11Awards Mailed57 Also, spent a large portion of the week in meetings/training for LoTW/WAS. Processing Status: 4.5 Weeks. For the coming weekA-1 Operator and VUCC awards, WAC QSL card checking, finish the charges for the DXCC plaques then do the data entry for the 70+ plates and send out the orders, continue with LoTW/WAS, and mail out the processed awards. DXCC Branch For the Week of: March 19, 2006Beginning Credits36,138Credits Received9,893Credits Processed12,122Ending Credits33,909 Applications Pending315Processing time4.4 Weeks Year-to-date (2006) Credits Received78,737Credits Returned132,244 DXCC is currently entering credits received on February 28, 2006. DXCC is currently mailing applications received on February 22, 2006. Contest Branch Results for the 2005 160-Meter contest arrived from the log checker and the data was prepared, merged and tables sent to the author. The results for the 2006 January VHF Sweepstakes were received from the log checker and the data was prepared, merged and tables sent to the author. The early arrival of the VHF SS data means we are going to be able to move the publication of these results up from the August QST to the July QST, with a web release in May. The results for the 2006 RTTY Roundup were received from the log checker and the data was prepared, merged and tables sent to the author. Certificates for the 2005 September VHF QSO Party were printed, and we will start mailing in the next week. Data entry for paper 2005 International DX CW contest logs was begun. Logbook of the World QSO records entered into the system95,346,121QSL records have resulted 5,166,529Logs Processed203,662Active Certificates18,168Users registered in the system12,031Hybrids Pending Mail107 QSL Branch There is a 4 day processing time delay. This week, 138 pounds of cards were received from members. The next scheduled shipping date is Friday, April 7 2006. W1AW Joe spoke with two reps from Harris Corporation regarding some technical issues with the Harris exciters currently in use at the station. He also created the texts for the April W1AW Qualifying Runs. He processed and mailed the certificates for the 2005 Frequency Measuring Test. He also prepared a report on making W1AW self-sufficient in terms of internet and telephone access, and one for new antennas for the station. Joe also processed regular QSL card requests. Scott worked on slow and fast code practice files for the first 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 Field Organization/Public Service Team Leona Adams has been proofreading candidate statements for the four Section Manager elections, and the SM election ballot cards are also in preparation. Over 25 new Field Organization appointments have been entered into the data base and initial supplies were also sent. Chuck Skolaut has heard from the FCC about the interfering radar signal on 7230 kHz that we had asked for assistance with. It has been identified, and the problem has been resolved. Another intruder report on the 75 meter CW band appears to be fishermen off the coast of Maine. Work continues in Missouri to identify QRM and foul language being used on several repeaters. Chuck provided assistance to several members wanting information and forms for operating overseas. Research was performed to gather answers to several questions about EchoLink operation. Steve Ewald was part of the monthly Citizen Corps teleconference for its affiliates. Citizen Corps was interested in hearing about ARRLs programs and projects that are oriented toward youth, so Steve supplied plenty of support information. The Section Emergency Coordinators have been discussing (on their reflector) a proposal to make Assistant SEC and Assistant DEC positions an official Field Appointment. Many Sections rely heavily on their assistants and want official recognition for their colleagues. More and more sections are encouraging their ARES leaders and participants and to take the FEMA-sponsored on-line training courses about NIMS (National Incident Management System). Team members have been packing up their offices in preparation for the move to temporary quarters on March 27 so that the F & ES department can be refurbished. ARISS PR: The Bowie (MD) HS ARISS QSO got a ton of media coverage, including stories in the print and Web versions of the Washington Post, a front-page item in the weekly Prince Georges Sentinel, a story on the Prince Georges County community cable channel and on Gazette.net plus at HYPERLINK "http://mymail.arrl.org/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.spaceref.com/ne…" \t "_blank" http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewsr.rss.html?pid=19972. ARISS News Update: The ARISS Team has a new point of contact at NASA Hq, and it is a person we have worked with in past years. We are pleased with this turn of events. ARISS Effect on Students: An Air Force Academy graduate who is now flying fighters, will apply for the astronaut corps. The interesting factoid is that she was a lucky young lady who got to ask a question during a SAREX QSO a few years ago! For ARRL Members: Thanks to Norm Fusaro and Kenneth Ransom at Johnson Space Center, Bill McArthur is nearing his goal of having his WAS QSL cards in hand. Two ham clubs supporting ARISS schools networked with Rosalie about ARISS facts for their media releases. Intl Aspects: Rosalie moderated the monthly ARISS-International Partners teleconference meeting and also prepared the minutes. Amateur Radio Education & Technology ProgramMark Spencer The Kids Day article for June QST was authored and submitted to the editors. Planning continues for the Moorpark meeting April 4th, more media coverage of the schools initiative was reported. The section EC will be in attendance at this meeting. Final preparations for the NSTA conference are complete. Final coordination with the volunteer presenter of the Space in the Classroom presentation at the NYC Science Conference was accomplished, the presentation is March 25th. The rough draft lesson plans and related materials is complete and sent to HQ for review. The parts needed to continue with the ohms law exploration board development did not arrive this week as scheduled. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List Dave Sumner 3/31 Washington, DC `` 4/21 Jury Duty Harold Kramer 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Allen Pitts 4/22-4/28 NAB/RTNDA, Las Vegas, NV `` 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Dave Patton 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Ed Hare 3/30-4/1 IEEE EMC Meeting, Orlando FL `` 4/4 IEEE Long Island Chapter meeting, Greenlawn, NY Scott Gee 3/29 Vacation `` 4/24-4/28 Vacation Wayne Mills 4/20-4/24 International DX Convention, Visalia, CA `` 4/26-5/5 Vacation `` 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Mary Hobart 4/21-4/23 International DX Convention, Visalia, CA `` 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/9-6/11 Ham Comm, Dallas, TX Bob Inderbitzen 3/30-3/31 AES SuperFest 2006, Milwaukee, WI Steve Ford 4/15-4/22 Vacation Steve Capodicasa 4/10 Vacation `` 4/24 Vacation `` 5/8-5/12 Vacation Jean Wolfgang 4/13-4/17 Vacation Steve Ewald 3/29 Jury Duty `` 4/5-4/10 Vacation/Hurricane Conference Debra Johnson 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Rick Lindquist 4/17-4/21 Vacation Zoe Belliveau 5/5 Vacation `` 5/12 Vacation `` 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Cathy Stepina 3/30 Vacation Mike Gruber 5/5 Vacation `` 6/5-6/9 Vacation Joel Kleinman 4/4 Vacation `` 4/7-4/10 Vacation Joel Hallas 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Rick Lindquist 4/17-4/21 Vacation `` 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Joe Carcia 4/21 Vacation `` 5/26 Vacation &'LMNPRSTop§©ÀÈÙÚÛÜè ÷óìåìåìåìåìÚÒìË¿ŽŠ}o}ŠÒd\QhVhVCJaJhVhV5hU:ªh[ãCJaJh« q5B*CJaJph33h[ã5B*CJaJph33hn«h[ãB*CJaJph33h[ãB*CJaJph33h[ã>*B*CJaJph33hhdh[ãCJaJhhdh[ã5CJaJ h[ãCJ\h[ãCJaJhŒ+Šh[ãCJaJh%5\h[ã5\h[ãhJÐh[ã5RSTopÀÚÛÜèé< = k l ÷òòòòòòòòòòòòòòíääääääääää 7$8$H$gdVgdU:ªgd[ã$a$gd[ãï¬ý d e š ® ¯°èé>Aõö÷ . 0 ì(RSÙÚhwøíøíøíøíøíøíøíáíøÖÑÉŸ¶Ÿ®£££££zrdh_Àh4C5CJ\aJh4Ch4C5hU:ªCJaJhU:ªhU:ªCJaJh5'£CJaJh9h5'£6CJ]aJh9h5'£CJaJh5'£h5'£5hZ5=CJaJhZ5=hZ5=CJaJhZ5=hZ5=5 hZ5=5hZ5=hVCJaJhVhV6CJaJhVhVCJaJhVCJaJ%tu[\õö÷ êëì}~qrîðöööööñññññññìììççââÙâââââ Æ(gd4Cgd4CgdU:ªgd5'£gdZ5= 7$8$H$gdV Ž<=]fgrËÌ}~ÏÐ wx|¢MNabø 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[arrl-odv:13950] FW: Deb Jahnke now K1DAJ
by Kramer, Harold, WJ1B 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

FYI, Deb's new call. Harold Kramer, WJ1B Chief Operating Officer ARRL - The National Association for Amateur Radio 860 594 0220 <http://www.arrl.org/> ________________________________ From: Motschenbacher, Dennis K7BV Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 8:56 AM To: HQ Staff Subject: Deb Jahnke now K1DAJ Late Friday afternoon, Deb Jahnke received the good news from the FCC that she has been issued vanity call K1DAJ to match up with her initials. Congratulations Deb! Regards, Dennis Motschenbacher

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[arrl-odv:13949] Update
by Joel Harrison 28 Mar '06

28 Mar '06

Thursday afternoon I will be heading to D.C. for meetings on Friday at FCC as follows: 10:00 AM Meet with Julius Knapp of FCC Office of Engineering and Technology regarding BPL. Specific topics of discussion will be our petition for further rule making filed on October 18, 2005 and to discuss the BPL database content and access issues. We will also discuss the Briarcluff Manor matter. 12:00 Lunch meeting with Harrison, Sumner, Imlay 2:30 PM Meet with Aaron Goldberger, Legal Assistant to FCC Commissioner Debroah Taylor Tate. Commissioner Tate is new, so we want to introduce her to amateur radio and who we are, and also discuss BPL. 7:00 PM Dinner meeting with Riley Hollingsworth. Dave and Chris will also attend. Riley and I will discuss his future plans with respect to his retirement and also discuss plans for continued enforcement activity after he leaves. He has not yet said when he will retire, but it is a fact that it is sometime down the road in the near future and we need to get some plans and understandings in place now rather than after it happens. Chris has been communicating with Fred Campbell of FCC Chairman Martin's office in order to continually pursue action on WT Docket 04-140, the Part 97 Omnibus ruling (Novice Refarming). No news at this moment, but hopefully we can provide an update after the trip. Chwat has obtained a copy of the draft Telecommunication Bill that will be marked up in the House Telecom Subcommittee, and House Energy and Commerce Committee. The bill will receive a hearing this week in the Subcommittee, and will form the basis of the markup, probably next week. The draft Bill mentions "broadband policy" and it seems House members want to defer to the FCC for 180 days by having the Commission do a study for Congress on these broadband policies. This does NOT mention anything specific about BPL, and we want to be cautious about trying to do anything with the Bill that would bring specific attention to BPL, however if this were to come about it would open for us an additional avenue to submit BPL spectrum pollution related data to the FCC in a matter that involves Congress. Dave and Chwat are following this closely, in fact, Chwat and Co. are on the Hill today working and following this. While we haven't gained any additional co-sponsors yet for H.Res. 230, all of the additional letters that have been sent to Congress have armed Chwat & Co. with tons of ammo to carry with them this week, and John says that is a big help to be able to walk in to a Congressional office with letters actually in hand. Rinaldo reports on further progress regarding 5 MHz. Paul's letter to IRAC was on their agenda week before last. The agencies are considering a possible replacement frequency for the one allocation that has other non-amateur signals present. Tentatively there did not seem to be any problem with considering an increase in power or permitting additional emissions. Of course, we don't have anything yet but I want to keep everyone in the loop that this is being actively worked and it is moving forward. Good thing is there does not seem to be any major objections at this time. Saturday evening, April 1, I will have the pleasure of joining Director Edgar and First Vice President Craigie at the 50th anniversary celebration of the Mt. Airy VHF Radio Club, more popularly known as the "Pack Rats". This is one of the major weak signal VHF clubs in the country located in the Philadelphia area, they are a club that actively supports ARRL and 50 years of contributed growth to amateur radio is quite a milestone. My updated schedule is attached. 73 Joel W5ZN 2006 March 30-31 FCC Meetings - Washington, D.C. April 1 Mt. Airy VHF Radio Club 50th Anniversary Dinner - Horsham, PA April 21-22 International DX Convention, Visalia, CA April 24-26 NAB Conference - Las Vegas, NV April 28 Southeast VHF Society Conference - Greenville, SC April 29 - A&F Committee Meeting - Newington, CT May 18 ARRL Donor Reception - Dayton, OH May 19-21 - Dayton Hamvention June 9-10 HamCom - Dallas, TX June 11 ARRL VHF Contest- W5ZN June 21-26 Ham Radio-Friedrichshafen July 8-9 IARU HF World Championship - W5ZN July 20-23 ARRL 2006 Second Meeting, Board of Directors July 28-30 Central States VHF Society Conference, Minneapolis, MN August 4-6 WIMU Convention - Jackson, WY August 10-12 Perseids Meteor Shower - W5ZN August 18-20 Alabama Section Convention- Huntsville, AL August 25-27 ARRL New England Division Convention - Boxboro, MA September 9-10 ARRL VHF Contest - W5ZN September 16 ARRL 10 GHz & Up Contest - W5ZN October 7 Executive Committee Meeting (Location TBD) October 13-15 Pacific Division Convention PACIFICON, November 4 ARRL Sweepstakes, CW - W5ZN December 2-3 ARRL 160 Meter Contest - W5ZN December 12-14 Geminids Meteor Shower - W5ZN 2007 January 18-21 ARRL 2007 Annual Meeting, Board of Directors - Hartford, CT January 27-28 CQWW 160 Meter Contest, CW - W5ZN July 19-22 ARRL 2007 Second Meeting, Board of Directors - Hartford, CT

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RE: [arrl-odv:13947]
by JIM WEAVER, K8JE 28 Mar '06

28 Mar '06

My compliments to the chefs who cooked up the vision for the MF/HF Band Planning effort. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division ARRL; http://www.arrl.org/ Chairman, ARRL ad hoc Legislative Action Committee 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: Joel Harrison [mailto:w5zn@arrl.org] Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 10:51 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:13947] On March 20, Dave forwarded to you the Terms of Reference for the ARRL MF/HF Band Planning Committee as adopted by the EC. I haven't seen any comments so I am proceeding with appointment of the committee. This process will take some time and will progress through various stages or phases. Please keep in mind a couple of important points. The initial committee will begin work on what I term as Phase 1, review of existing band plans and structuring how to proceed in accordance with the terms of reference we have in place. At some point, input will be actively solicited from the amateur community (members and non-members alike). It is also envisioned that at some point the committee membership may be expanded to include others, possibly from outside the board/staff family, in order to properly address all of the "neighborhood" concerns that may arise. Appointment will be forthcoming. 73 Joel W5ZN

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[arrl-odv:13947]
by Joel Harrison 28 Mar '06

28 Mar '06

On March 20, Dave forwarded to you the Terms of Reference for the ARRL MF/HF Band Planning Committee as adopted by the EC. I haven't seen any comments so I am proceeding with appointment of the committee. This process will take some time and will progress through various stages or phases. Please keep in mind a couple of important points. The initial committee will begin work on what I term as Phase 1, review of existing band plans and structuring how to proceed in accordance with the terms of reference we have in place. At some point, input will be actively solicited from the amateur community (members and non-members alike). It is also envisioned that at some point the committee membership may be expanded to include others, possibly from outside the board/staff family, in order to properly address all of the "neighborhood" concerns that may arise. Appointment will be forthcoming. 73 Joel W5ZN

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[arrl-odv:13946] Re: A Spectrum Marker for 500 Kilocycles
by Henry R. Leggette 28 Mar '06

28 Mar '06

Thanks, Coy for sharing this with us. Dave, I appreciate the current IARU document you shared. 73, Henry - WD4Q ----- Original Message ----- From: n5ok(a)arrl.org To: arrl-odv Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 9:06 AM Subject: [arrl-odv:13940] A Spectrum Marker for 500 Kilocycles GM All, I received the following e-mail and my first thought was a Haynieism, "We don't have a dog in this fight". However, I thought I would bounce it off the group for your thoughts. Coy ------------- Hello Mr. Day and Dr. Woolweaver, I read with interest this article on a proposal from the 'Maritime Radio Historical Society' to turn 500 KHz into a 'Memorial Frequency'. http://www.rwonline.com/reference-room/special-report/2006.03.29-07_rwf_500… 2.shtml While I sympathize with the aims of the Society (my Pop was a Naval CW op in WW2), I think their purposes could be served at least as well by having a shared allocation between these historic marine radio projects and the amateur radio service. I would like to suggest that the ARRL advocate a CW-only, shared allocation in the vicinity of 500 KHz, with the amateur service as second ary users. Cross-service QSOs between the historic maritime stations and amateur operators should be allowed in a similar way to the cross-service contacts that are allowed during the Military-to-Amateur Cross Band Communications Test that are held each May. 500 KHz should be a "contest-free" zone similar to the WARC bands. The population of amateur radio CW enthusiasts would be a natural group from which operators could be drawn to keep the museum shore stations going long into the future. What amateur CW operator wouldn't love the opportunity to tap out some dits and dahs at KPH or WCC, or just have a QSO with these stations? If 500 KHz is set aside as a "Memorial Frequency", it will fall silent most of the year except for the MRHS annual "Night of Nights" event. 73 Scott W5ESE -- ARRL West Gulf Division Director Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29th St Union City, OK 73090 n5ok(a)arrl.org 405-483-5632

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