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[arrl-odv:14196] Have a Safe and Happy Fourth of July
by Joel Harrison 30 Jun '06

30 Jun '06

Greetings, As the organization promoting the Amateur Radio Service in the United States and making a positive impact around the world, we take special pleasure in celebrating Independence Day. Each year we gather with family and friends to commemorate the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in which America's founding fathers declared to the world that all are created equal, with certain inalienable rights including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Of course, this action changed the course of history. To that end, I am proud of the truly historical and noble work that radio amateurs are performing around the world. From saving lives in disaster stricken areas, pursuing personal advancement and education in a number of technical and public service areas, and just plain having fun in the many areas of enjoyment amateur radio offers. Tuesday we will celebrate the 230th birthday of the United States by flying the flag, enjoying picnics, watching fireworks, and counting our blessings. We are grateful for our liberty and for the men and women in uniform who help keep us safe..many of them among our ranks as radio amateurs. 73 for a safe and happy Fourth of July, Joel W5ZN ARRL President

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[arrl-odv:14195] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 29 Jun '06

29 Jun '06

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Upcoming Meetings and Events Annual Board Meeting July 21-22, 2006 in Windsor, CT Administration &Finance Committee July 20 in Newington, CT Programs & Services Committee July 20 in Newington, CT CEO Near the downstairs hallway, Lisa and Gail Ianonne setup (with assistance from Greg) and completed the ARRL Calendar of Events. This calendar shows convention, contest events, etc. to point out to guests touring the building what ARRL does outside the building. A banner to place above the calendar is in the process of being built. If anyone has any other suggestions please feel free to contact either Gail or Lisa. A thank you note to Maty Weinberg for covering the CEO area while Lisa was on vacation. Development The mail campaign to support the Education & Technology Program has raised more than $34,000 to date. This total coupled with the $70,000 in grants for the Teachers Institutes and the carryover revenue from 2005 brings the program fund raising total for 2006 to $138,221. The spring Spectrum Defense campaign has raised $143,444 from 2,850 donors. A solicitation with a targeted population of former Diamond Club donors (approximately 25,000) is in production and will mail July 17. A draft of the Development Board Report for the July meeting has been submitted. A progress reports for the restructured CNCS Katrina grant is being prepared. The final report on the e-year UTC grant is being prepared. Media & Public Relations June 20 was Take Your Handheld to Work Day. Using the Echolink capabilities of W1AW, five people were caught showing ham radio to non-ham coworkers. They were all awarded repeater directories and thanks for their efforts. Field Day media coverage appears to be heavier than previous yearswith many more television news hits this year. There also was heavy usage of the donut audio for radio stations provided by HYPERLINK "mailto:ScottShafer@clearchannel.com?subject=Field%20Day%20PSA" \o "mailto:ScottShafer@clearchannel.com?subject=Field Day PSA" Scott Shafer KD5MLY. Public Relations Committee conference call held 6/21 discussed campaign plans for 2007 which will be shared at the upcoming Board meeting. Production/Editorial Khrystyne Keane prepared several more feature articles for the ARRLWeb. Joel Hallas has turned in the technical articles for the October issue of QST. Larry Wolfgang is preparing articles for the September/October issue of QEX. Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol. 25, No. 25, distributed to 65,428 members on June 23. Rick wrapped up work on the Dayton Hamvention article and the "Happenings" column for QST. He also prepared/edited/updated news stories dealing with ARES response to wildfires in the US Southwest, FCC NPRM soliciting comments regarding possible rule changes stemming from the communication problems after Hurricane Katrina, Amateur Radio on the International Space Station school contacts with schools in NJ and MI and a folio on Ham-Com's success in its new venue and the availability of the ARISS Phase 2 station (NA1SS/RS0ISS) in crossband repeater mode for Field Dayplus several announcements and news briefs. With voiceover assistance from Khrystyne Keane, Rick voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for June 23. At last count, more than 220 repeaters and individual stations have notified us that they are using all or part of our weekly Webcast. Sales & Marketing A mailing was sent to 102 members in the Hurricane Katrina affected areas whose standard class mail delivery had been on hold at the direction of the USPS for the past 12 months. The response was excellent with over half of the members responding to confirm their address. Staff is extending their memberships for a year and will resume mailing into the affected zips starting with the August 2006 issue of QST. The revised Technician online course is being a beta tested and should be ready to go live at the beginning of August. This revision will reflect the new question pool and follows the new ARRL Ham Radio License Manual format. The course will be packaged with an ARRL Ham Radio License Manual and a one year ARRL membership. Physical inventory will be held at the warehouse on July 3rd. Please be aware of this effort and have patience in any delays it may cause. With August QST off to the printer, staff members are concentrating on contacting ARRL Publication dealers who have not yet placed an order in June. Ray Novak, Icom Americas National Sales Manager, visited HQ during the week. Meetings with Sales staff focused on QST and specialty advertising. The Sales & Marketing team welcomes a new member, Jackie Cornell, who has assumed the position of Sales & Marketing Coordinator. Membership Services Awards Branch CategoryProcessedWAS QSL Cards Checked300(For LoTW submissions)17WAS Certificates (LoTW)3WAS Certificates (Manual)7WAS Endorsements3A-1 Operator Nominations13 A-1 Operator Certificates8Awards Charges18Awards Mailed19 Processing Status: 2 weeks For the coming week - ongoing processing of all awards, ship out the remaining 15 DXCC Honor Roll plaques (when the new shipment of pins gets in), do the credit card charges and reconcile the DXCC accounts for approximately 21 remaining plaque requests, and do the data entry for the orders for the 50 plaques. DXCC Branch For the Week of: June 25, 2006Beginning Credits42,209Credits Received3,228Credits Processed13,289Ending Credits31,968 Applications Pending423Processing time4.6 Weeks Year-to-date (2006) Credits Received /Applications243,924 / 2,165Credits Returned287,248 DXCC is currently entering credits received on June 9, 2006. DXCC is currently mailing applications received on May 24, 2006. Logbook of the World QSO records entered into the system103,127,327QSL records have resulted 5,878,629Logs Processed236,015Active Certificates19,489Users registered in the system12,857Hybrids Pending Mail128 QSL Branch There is a 1 day processing time delay. This week, 136 pounds of cards were received from members. An additional 11,900 cards were mailed this past week to complete the 90-day mailing. W1AW This past weekend was Field Day! A number of staff showed up to operate W1AW in this annual (and fun!) event. Overall, 709 QSOs were made (this includes the GOTA station) on 80 through 6 meters, using SSB, CW and RTTY. Thanks to Katie Breen, W1KRB for running the GOTA station. Special thanks to the following staff that came to offer support and to operate: Jon Bloom, KE3Z, Katie Breen, W1KRB, Joe Carcia, NJ1Q and his son, Steve Ewald, WV1X, Dan Henderson, N1ND, Mary Hobart, K1MMH, Tom Hogerty, KC1J, Deb Johnson, K1DMJ, Khrystyne Keane, K1SFA (and her husband Mike, K1MK and two sons), Zack and Mary Lau, W1VT and N1VH, respectively, Frankie Perez, KB1NQR and Allen Pitts, W1AGP. Wayne Rosenfield, KB1NKK--a new Tech-licensee who attended Mary Hobarts license classes--was also on hand Sunday for a few hours of operating. Joe spent some time preparing the station for Field Day. He installed six (6) new flat-screen monitors (two for each studio). He also installed a new Icom IC-7000 H/V/UHF transceiver in Studio Two. He built (on the fly!) two Heil-type headset adapters; one for the new IC-7000 and one for the Kenwood TS-480SAT. He also built a PC interface for the new IC-7000. Frankie, KB1NQR spent his lunch time at W1AW on Monday through Wednesday to get a feel for operating (especially in preparation for Field Day). Despite the somewhat less-than-stellar operating conditions, he did work a few stations, including one European. Scott worked on fast and slow code practice files for the latter part of the month of June and early July. 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 Wildfires in New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado have kept ARES and other radio amateurs in action or on alert status to provide communications for the firefighting efforts and for shelters set up for evacuees. Section Leaders in those sections kept in touch with HQ to provide news. Steve Ewald checked into the monthly teleconference with Citizen Corps and its affiliated organizations. The public awareness aspects of Field Day were mentioned during the teleconference. Section Managers have been promoting Field Day activities to their sections membership and more state-wide proclamations for Amateur Radio Week have been announced. Intruder reports this past week included a Chinese shortwave broadcaster on 14180 kHz and the Russian C beacon on 40 meters. Chuck Skolaut received pertinent documentation on complaints about language and jamming on 20 meters. Additional complaints about more jamming and poor language have been noted on 2-meter repeaters in Maryland and Texas. A repeater in Nebraska with technical problems has received attention from OOs, and some follow-up work is going on with regard to the commercial use of 2 meters in Indiana. Preparations are nearly complete for the Ohio and Section Manager Elections as ballots have been printed and candidate statements are scheduled to be printed. Leona Adams processed 25 new Field Organization appointments and information supply packages and made updates to the data base as necessary. ARISS PR: NASA Hq is highly interested in our Kuwait QSO, ensuring that Congressional reps and the Department of State were aware of the day/time of the QSO. ARISS Effect on Students: The US members of the SuitSat team gave their ideas for SuitSat2 to the Russian ARISS Team who asked that the US Team include US universities (besides the lower grades) in the activities. ARISS News Update: Rosalie was re-nominated for the office of ARISS-International Secretary-Treasurer; elections will be at the October ARISS meeting. Rosalie prepared statistics for Johnson Space Centers Space Life Sciences Directorate; the office was studying various outreach metrics. For ARRL Members: Rosalie received two thank you letters from members appreciative of ARISS work. Astronaut Jeff Williams made some general QSOs, this week. Kenneth Ransom at Johnson Sp Ctr (JSC) invited JSC staff to visit the JSC club FD operation. Rosalie operated FD with her local club, getting on CW and voice, plus helping set up antennas and explain things to non-ham visitors. Rosalie prepared material for her area of F&ES responsibilities. International Aspects: The Japanese ARISS Team will work on getting the next visitor cosmonaut (a Japanese citizen) licensed; he flies this fall. The Russian ARISS Team has been given new responsibility for testing on-orbit soldering; this could help us get ARISS repairs scheduled onto the official crew timeline. The Russian Team trained the Japanese visitor cosmonaut plus US astronauts Williams and Lopez (of Expedition 14) on SSTV, packet and soldering. Kenneth at Johnson Space Center did a refresher lesson on ARISS radios with ESA astronaut Thomas Rieter who launches in July. Field & Education Team Hamfest & ConventionsHamfestsHamfest Applications sent to Division Director for Approval7Hamfest Approval Letters sent to event sponsor9Handouts and Door Prize Material Orders Processed14Label Requests for upcoming events3Conventions Convention Applications sent to Division Director for Approval2Convention Approval Letters sent to event sponsor2Convention Apps. sent to the Executive Committee for Approval0EC Convention Approval Letters sent to event sponsor0Clubs EC Approval Letters for Newly-Affiliated Clubs sent to Club Officials7Charter of Affiliation Certificates sent for Presentation to New Clubs8New club applications reviewed7New clubs sent to Director & SM for approval by Director9New club applications sent to the Executive Committee for Approval0New SSC Application sent to Director, SM, & ACC for Approval0SSC Approval Letter sent to Club Official0SSC Certificate sent to newly-designated SSC Club0Acknowledgement letters sent to club officials7Newly-affiliated clubs entered into Siebel7QST Hamfest announcements for QST0Convention announcements for QST0Convention TravelKatie Breen, NNY Section, Lake Placid, Oct. 7thKatie Breen, WNY Section, Williamsville, Aug. 12thKhrystyne Keane, Missouri State, Springfield, Oct. 13th-14th Clubs & MentorsClubsClub Updates92Club assistance and histories Below 51% notification SSC SSC sent to ACC3SSC Certificates 7 letters sent Instructors Instructor Reg 5Teachers Teacher Reg 2Materials & Brochures Class Materials Graduation Kits Exhibit Kits/ brochure requests20Jota Kits Label Requests Filled Sales Orders Processed Public Service Reports Regulatory Information Changes/corrections to the VC/VCE databases continue to come in and are being processed as they occur. It appears at least 20% of the records needed some type of up-dating (changes in contact information, no longer members and a couple of silent keys). Regulatory questions were received and answered by members in the Dakota, Rocky Mountain, Great Lakes, Roanoke, Southeastern, Pacific, and West Gulf Divisions. Several club constitutions were reviewed and were found to be consistent with the goals of the ARRL. We also assisted the Membership Services Department with handling the usual crush for information the week before ARRL Field Day, June 24-25. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List All Staff 7/4 Holiday Dave Sumner 7/5-7/12 Florianopolis, Brazil for WRTC-Vacation Allen Pitts 7/6-7/12 Arizona State Convention, Williams, AZ `` 7/28 Jury Duty `` 8/24-8/28 West Virginia Convention, Weston, WV Joe Carcia 6/30-7/7 Vacation `` 7/14 Vacation `` 7/21 Vacation `` 7/28 Vacation Kathy Allison 7/7-7/14 Vacation Katie Breen 6/26-7/5 Vacation Ed Hare 7/24-7/28 IPQC BPL Symposium, Dallas, TX Bob Inderbitzen 7/10-7/17 Vacation `` 8/7-8/11 Vacation Jo-Ann Arel 7/17-7/21 Vacation Perry Williams 6/23-7/15 Vacation Steve Ford 7/3 Vacation Leona Adams 7/3 Vacation Joel Kleinman 7/13 Vacation Diane Szlachetka 7/3 Vacation Zoe Belliveau 6/26-6/30 Vacation Amy Hurtado 8/18-8/25 Vacation Monique Levesque 6/30-7/5 Vacation Scott Gee 7/17-7/19 Vacation Steve Ewald 6/29 Vacation Dan Henderson 6/30-7-3 Vacation `` 8/3-8/7 Vacation Wayne Mills 7/25-8/9 Vacation Dean Straw 7/5-7/21 Vacation LouAnn Campanello 7/3-7/7 Vacation Margie Bourgoin 7/3-7/7 Vacation Carole Dimock 7/10-7/24 Vacation Mike Tracy 7/10-7/14 Vacation `` 7/17-7/21 Vacation !'(LMNPRTqršÊÑÕàä ÷ðæßæÑæßæßæßæÆæŒ°€Œsgss\TO hº]d5hº]dCJaJhF'žhóCJaJhóB*CJaJph33hXEhóB*CJaJph33 hXEhó>*B*CJaJph33 hXEhó5B*CJaJph33hXEhó>*CJ\hXEhó5CJ\hXEhóCJ\hXEhóCJaJhXEhó5CJ\aJhT?b5\hXEhó5\hXEhóhXEhó5 !RSTqr§šÊãä ! 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[arrl-odv:14194] Re: Committee Reports PSC Elections and Ethics and Antenna Defense
by Coy Day 29 Jun '06

29 Jun '06

Jay, Thanks for having your reports in in plenty of time for us to digest them before the board meeting. I usually have to read the reports on the flight to CT where I have no way of researching things that I have questions on. But just so you don't think I'm sending you flowers, "if it ain't broke don't fix it". Coy ----------- John Bellows wrote: > The Board Reports of the Program & Services Election & Ethics and > Amateur Radio Legal Assistance and Defense Committees are attached. > > 73, > > Jay, KØQB > > -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632

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Committee Reports PSC Elections and Ethics and Antenna Defense
by John Bellows 29 Jun '06

29 Jun '06

The Board Reports of the Program & Services Election & Ethics and Amateur Radio Legal Assistance and Defense Committees are attached. 73, Jay, KØQB

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RE: [arrl-odv:14190] FW: [QRP-L] ARRL Official stops German QRP Club pro Amateur Radioactivitie
by Brian Mileshosky 25 Jun '06

25 Jun '06

Dave / Joel -- Check out the QRP-L archives at http://www.kkn.net/archives/html/QRP-L/2006-06/index.html Click on "2006-06" then click on "date" and you'll see Peter's original post, along with replies (some pro, some con). Just offering this because since this dude is bellyaching aloud on QRP-L, it would be worthwhile to collect some "intelligence" so certain points can be addressed in ARRL's response to him. 73, Brian, N5ZGT -----Original Message----- From: Joel Harrison [mailto:w5zn@arrl.org] Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 1:49 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14190] FW: [QRP-L] ARRL Official stops German QRP Club pro Amateur Radioactivitie Greetings, A few of you have received email from a couple of members concerned about the email from DL2FI attached below. Dave will be responding to the email, however as I was also in Friedrichshafen you should be aware of the entire story. This group was selling Tshirts with the "When All Else Fails" logo. They had purchased one TShirt at Dayton, brought it home and had 250 of their own made and removed "www.arrl.org" from the bottom and placed their own web site address in its place. Bob Inderbitzen, who was also in Friedrichshafen, went to the booth and asked the people if they were affiliated with DARC, the German IARU society that sponsors the Friedrichshafen convention. We have an agreement with our sister IARU societies that allows this. The response to Bob's question was no, there is no affiliation. Bob then attempted to arrange a very simple agreement with them and they again refused. He then requested they stop selling the TShirts until some arrangement could be worked out. Bob handled the matter very politely and very professionally, however this group refused to cooperate. Bob was even going to go back and attempt to discuss the matter with them again. I don't know if he had the opportunity or what the outcome of that was prior to my departure to Zurich earlier today. Peter, who sent the email to the QRP reflector, was not even there however I take exception to his comment that they are only trying to promote amateur radio. They are trying to make a profit from a product, pure and simple. I have no problem with any individual, organization or company making a profit except when they do so with our product in the manner in which they did! They did not order 250 TShirts from us at a reduced price to resale or inquire about reproducing them for resale, they purchased one shirt at Dayton and brought it home and had it reproduced without our knowledge. As I mentioned, this is just an FYI in case you receive something from a member. No action is required and Dave will be responding to Peter. I'll be flying home tomorrow. 73 Joel HB9/W5ZN Zurich -----Original Message----- From: qrp-l-bounces(a)mailman.qth.net [mailto:qrp-l-bounces@mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Peter Zenker Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 3:58 AM To: qrp-l(a)mailman.qth.net Subject: [QRP-L] ARRL Official stops German QRP Club pro Amateur Radioactivitie Today at German HAM Vention in Friedrichshafen, an ARRL official visited our Club (DL-QRP-AG, Flying-Pig Pink Baron) stand. Of course we thought he would buy one of our famous pro Ham Radio T-Shirts. You remeber, my QRP version of the "When all else fails " T Shirt. As you can see it ar www.qrpproject.de In my Dayton report, published in the German HAM Radio Magazin I published the ARRL original. A quarter of text length I tell my readers, what a great idea of ARRL it is to organize sympathie for HAM Radio with this excellent T-Shirt Motiv. I think you know what happened this morning at the DL-QRP-AG / Pink Baron Stand ?? Yes, This official of ARRL Man did NOT buy the T-Shirt. He advised us to pack away our T-shirts because they are copyrighted, otherwise........ For me this is unbelieveable because our T-Shirt does not hurt ARRL Activities. Seems this ARRL Official is thinking the same way the German Club officials do: The Club is the club ist the club is the club. Their idea is not to help Amateur Radio, their idea is to help the Club. That is the same failure, the German officials make, thats the reason that more and mor members are running away and that was the reason that I canceled my mission as Area Director of German DARC a year ago. Unfortunately I am not at the HAM Vention because I got another lumbago attack at Tuesday. My son Nikolai, DL7NIK phoned me in and I didnt see a way to let him fight against ARRL officials at Ham Vention because he is a young man and he´s running the complete stande their on his own now for the first time. 72 de Peter, DL2FI Very unhappy because a really good pro Amateur Radio PR action had to be stopped because some burocratic **** do not think in terms of HAM Radio but in Terms of business. ______________________________________________________________ QRP-L mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net

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[arrl-odv:14190] FW: [QRP-L] ARRL Official stops German QRP Club pro Amateur Radioactivitie
by Joel Harrison 25 Jun '06

25 Jun '06

Greetings, A few of you have received email from a couple of members concerned about the email from DL2FI attached below. Dave will be responding to the email, however as I was also in Friedrichshafen you should be aware of the entire story. This group was selling Tshirts with the "When All Else Fails" logo. They had purchased one TShirt at Dayton, brought it home and had 250 of their own made and removed "www.arrl.org" from the bottom and placed their own web site address in its place. Bob Inderbitzen, who was also in Friedrichshafen, went to the booth and asked the people if they were affiliated with DARC, the German IARU society that sponsors the Friedrichshafen convention. We have an agreement with our sister IARU societies that allows this. The response to Bob's question was no, there is no affiliation. Bob then attempted to arrange a very simple agreement with them and they again refused. He then requested they stop selling the TShirts until some arrangement could be worked out. Bob handled the matter very politely and very professionally, however this group refused to cooperate. Bob was even going to go back and attempt to discuss the matter with them again. I don't know if he had the opportunity or what the outcome of that was prior to my departure to Zurich earlier today. Peter, who sent the email to the QRP reflector, was not even there however I take exception to his comment that they are only trying to promote amateur radio. They are trying to make a profit from a product, pure and simple. I have no problem with any individual, organization or company making a profit except when they do so with our product in the manner in which they did! They did not order 250 TShirts from us at a reduced price to resale or inquire about reproducing them for resale, they purchased one shirt at Dayton and brought it home and had it reproduced without our knowledge. As I mentioned, this is just an FYI in case you receive something from a member. No action is required and Dave will be responding to Peter. I'll be flying home tomorrow. 73 Joel HB9/W5ZN Zurich -----Original Message----- From: qrp-l-bounces(a)mailman.qth.net [mailto:qrp-l-bounces@mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Peter Zenker Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 3:58 AM To: qrp-l(a)mailman.qth.net Subject: [QRP-L] ARRL Official stops German QRP Club pro Amateur Radioactivitie Today at German HAM Vention in Friedrichshafen, an ARRL official visited our Club (DL-QRP-AG, Flying-Pig Pink Baron) stand. Of course we thought he would buy one of our famous pro Ham Radio T-Shirts. You remeber, my QRP version of the "When all else fails " T Shirt. As you can see it ar www.qrpproject.de In my Dayton report, published in the German HAM Radio Magazin I published the ARRL original. A quarter of text length I tell my readers, what a great idea of ARRL it is to organize sympathie for HAM Radio with this excellent T-Shirt Motiv. I think you know what happened this morning at the DL-QRP-AG / Pink Baron Stand ?? Yes, This official of ARRL Man did NOT buy the T-Shirt. He advised us to pack away our T-shirts because they are copyrighted, otherwise........ For me this is unbelieveable because our T-Shirt does not hurt ARRL Activities. Seems this ARRL Official is thinking the same way the German Club officials do: The Club is the club ist the club is the club. Their idea is not to help Amateur Radio, their idea is to help the Club. That is the same failure, the German officials make, thats the reason that more and mor members are running away and that was the reason that I canceled my mission as Area Director of German DARC a year ago. Unfortunately I am not at the HAM Vention because I got another lumbago attack at Tuesday. My son Nikolai, DL7NIK phoned me in and I didnt see a way to let him fight against ARRL officials at Ham Vention because he is a young man and he´s running the complete stande their on his own now for the first time. 72 de Peter, DL2FI Very unhappy because a really good pro Amateur Radio PR action had to be stopped because some burocratic **** do not think in terms of HAM Radio but in Terms of business. ______________________________________________________________ QRP-L mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net

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RE: [arrl-odv:14188] Re: GAREC-2006 meeting report
by Kay Craigie 25 Jun '06

25 Jun '06

Well, I usually claim that checking out the indigenous brews is an anthropological inquiry or just showing due respect to the country in which I'm a guest, but somehow I don't think that baloney's going to slice in this company! Over the years this has certainly given a different slant on the expression, "Travel is broadening." 73 - Kay N3KN

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[arrl-odv:14188] Re: GAREC-2006 meeting report
by Jim Weaver, K8JE 25 Jun '06

25 Jun '06

Kay, Thanks for your FB report. Although your observation about not allowing ourselves to be "bedazzled" by our own press releases may not have related to the deepest learning from the conference, I must admit it struck me as one of the more pertinent to many of our US brethren. I wonder, too, if you plan a treatise on the relative merits and demerits of Finnish beer vs. Belgium, German, Swiss and even British beers? I tried my best to study the European Continent and Brit varieties as much as practical during my travels some years ago but did not have the opportunity to investigate any of the Norse-region products. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division Chairman, Legislative Action Committee 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 K8JE(a)arrl.org; Tel., 513-459-0142; FAX, same ARRL, the Reason Amateur Radio is! Members, the Reason ARRL is! -----Original Message----- From: Kay Craigie [mailto:n3kn@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 5:39 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14185] GAREC-2006 meeting report Just as the ARRL gang was heading over to Germany for Friedrichshafen, I was coming back from Finland after attending the Global Amateur Radio Emergency Communications conference (GAREC-2006). My report is attached, and I'd be happy to respond to any questions you may have, either now or later on at the Board meeting. 73 - Kay N3KN

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RE: [arrl-odv:14185] GAREC-2006 meeting report
by Joel Harrison 24 Jun '06

24 Jun '06

Kay, Thank you for your excellent report and for serving as Chairperson. A job well done! 73 Joel W5ZN -----Original Message----- From: Kay Craigie [mailto:n3kn@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 4:39 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14185] GAREC-2006 meeting report Just as the ARRL gang was heading over to Germany for Friedrichshafen, I was coming back from Finland after attending the Global Amateur Radio Emergency Communications conference (GAREC-2006). My report is attached, and I'd be happy to respond to any questions you may have, either now or later on at the Board meeting. 73 - Kay N3KN

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[arrl-odv:14186] Re: Future National Convention
by Brian Mileshosky 24 Jun '06

24 Jun '06

All -- I've been to the Huntsville show twice, although many years ago (the first in 1997 when I received my Newsline YHOTY award). GREAT Hamfest, at least then. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and if today's Hunstville is remotely like yesteryear's Huntsville, it will be a lot of fun. 73, Brian, N5ZGT On Fri, 23 Jun 2006, Joel Harrison wrote: > Dick, > > I will pass your comments on to Frank Butler, who is here in Friedrichshafen > with me. > > I can tell you, though, that neither the new hotel under construction or the > other one next to the convention center (it used to be a Hilton, I don't > know if it still is or not) are connected in any way with the Von Braun > Convention Center where the convention is actually held, so there is no > requirement that I know of to meet any expected room nights like there is > when a convention like San Diego or Pacificon are actually held at the hotel > complex. > > Frank can provide additional details as well as the attendance from the past > years when he returns or at the board meeting. We should also have some > attendance numbers from the previous ARRL national convention that was held > in Huntsville in the 1990's. > > 73 Joel W5ZN > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Richard J. Norton [mailto:richardjnorton@gmail.com] > Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:34 AM > To: arrl-odv > Subject: Future National Convention > > I certainly welcome the opportunity to discuss this possible > Huntsville convention venue at the upcoming Board meeting. I would > like to see recent and expected attendance figures for the larger > Amateur Radio conventions so that we can compare candidates, if anyone > has capability to provide it. > > I note that when I see "a new Embassy Suites Hotel and Ruth's Chris > Steakhouse," a red flag goes up. It is my observation that hams are > notoriously frugal. Unless there is no number-of-room-nights guarantee > needed, an expensive hotel seems to a harbinger of potential future > Amateur Radio convention financial woes. > > Last year's Southwestern Division Convention did not meet its Marriott > room-night guarantees, and it wasn't until after significant > post-convention negotiations that the organizing committee did not > take a substantial financial bath. > > Below is an excerpt from some recent correspondence about a similar > situation regarding choice of a $119 per night (plus tax) Marriott > Hotel for this year's upcoming convention in San Diego. The organizers > were warned about the price and the ...err frugal, radio hams, but > chose to go ahead anyway. I hope that the convention will not get > cancelled. > > 73, > > Dick Norton, N6AA > > ----------------------------------------------------- > > Good morning, DIck > I wish I could report how well things are progressing for the Sept > Convention, but the committee is getting quite uneasy. In fact, they > are starting to panic! I tried to calm them down and say, Just WAIT, > but here is what is transpiring. > The Convention has a major room guarantee to the Marriott Hotel > and only about 110 of the needed 300 room nights have been sold. Any > not sold SANDARC is supposed to pay for. Also, only 87 out of the > guaranteed 200 Banquets have been sold, also which SANDARC has to eat. > But what is worse is the Attendance and Vendors being sluggish. Only > 17 booths have been committed and about 5 paid for out of the 50 > designated, and maybe 400 or so paid attendees. So all fronts look > pretty dismal despite the incredibly hard work of the committee to get > things going and promote it. We have people at Club meetings and flea > markets trying to sell regs, and have the reg form in all the club > newsletters. But as we saw with Riverside, hams are very slow to > decide on whether to come or not. In fact, most will decide when they > wake up that Saturday morning and then go down to the Marriott. So > the committee is considering CANCELLING the convention. Note that is > just "CONSIDERING". I am vehemently against that, and would prefer > they take a loss than embarrass the League. > > > On 6/14/06, frank butler <fbutler(a)bsc.net> wrote: > > > > > > Before the upcoming Board Meeting, I would like your thoughts on holding a > > National Convention away from Dayton. The Hamfest Committee in > Huntsville, > > AL has submittted an application to host such an event in the year 2007. > > This same committee has put on a successful event for many years, > including > > a National in 1993. > > > > I think our policy on National Conventions is that we will only have one > > every three years, with the event alternating between Dayton and some > other > > venue where large hamfests are held. This may not be a firm policy, and > > even if it was meant to be, I suppose a future Board meeting could change > > it. > > > > Would you favorably consider this application at the July meeting? Or > maybe > > it should be delayed to 2008. Joel plans to attend this year's event, > which > > is typically held in mid-August. This year it is August 19-20. You all > are > > all invited, of course. > > > > Just to tempt you a little, there will be a new hotel opening later this > > year (after the 2006 hamfest), an Embassy Suites, as a part of the > > Convention site. It will be possible to walk from the hotel to the > > Convention Hall without getting wet (or hot). And should you get hungry, > > the hotel will include........Ruths Chris Steak House! > > > > 73, > > > > Frank, W4RH > > > > > > ARRL Vice-Director, Rocky Mountain Division

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