March 2007 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

LeMay / SAC
by Bruce Frahm K0BJ 20 Mar '07

20 Mar '07

The OTs up in se Nebraska recall the story of some young ham stationed up at Offutt who was chatting on 2M AM with a local. In the course of the ragchew he made some remarks about the "man in charge" that were less that entirely complimentary. At some point another ham came into the roundtable and tipped the fact that the lad's contact was (I don't recall at present) either Gen. LeMay or Gen. Griswold (K0GRL)...... Having stuck my foot in my mouth on the air a few times over the past 39 years, I can imagine how the young buck felt. 73 Bruce K0BJ

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[arrl-odv:15300] Re: FW: Model B-29
by William Sawders 20 Mar '07

20 Mar '07

Curt's call sign was W6EZV. See attachment for more famous Amateur Radio operators. Enjoy. William J. Sawders, K7ZM Vice Director, Northwestern Division American Radio Relay League (ARRL) The National Association for Amateur Radio -------Original Message------- From: Jim Weaver Date: 3/19/2007 7:27:55 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:15299] FW: Model B-29 Wow, could this be Coy showing off the old B-29? Maybe Dick is pilot of the X job? Do you suppose the ground pilot could be using 6M and maybe even Curt LeMays favorite mode of SSB? Who remembers Curtis call sign? Im afraid I dont. I had trouble keeping two engines running in tandem, let alone four! Jim Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director ARRL Great Lakes Division 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 E-mail: k8je(a)arrl.org; Tel.: 513-459-0142 ARRL - The Reason Amateur Radio Is! Members - The Reason ARRL Is! Subject: Fw: Fwd: Model B-29 Chuck Yeager and the boys at Edwards Air Force Base would be proud. The coolest B-29 video of all time. http://users.skynet.be/fa926657/files/B29.wmv

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[arrl-odv:15299] FW: Model B-29
by Jim Weaver 20 Mar '07

20 Mar '07

Wow, could this be Coy showing off the old B-29? Maybe Dick is pilot of the "X" job? Do you suppose the ground pilot could be using 6M and maybe even Curt LeMay"s favorite mode of SSB? Who remembers Curtis' call sign? I'm afraid I don't. I had trouble keeping two engines running in tandem, let alone four! Jim 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 ARRL - The Reason Amateur Radio Is! Members - The Reason ARRL Is! Subject: Fw: Fwd: Model B-29 Chuck Yeager and the boys at Edwards Air Force Base would be proud. The coolest B-29 video of all time. http://users.skynet.be/fa926657/files/B29.wmv <http://www.incredimail.com/index.asp?id=101218> Free Emoticons for your email - By IncrediMail! Click Here!

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[arrl-odv:15298] February Financial Reports
by Shelley, Barry, N1VXY 19 Mar '07

19 Mar '07

The financial reports for the month of February have been posted on the ODV section of the ARRL Web page. http://www.arrl.org/members-only/ODV/docs/Financial%20Reports-2007/ 73, Barry, N1VXY

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[arrl-odv:15297] Development Associate
by Hobart, Mary K1MMH 16 Mar '07

16 Mar '07

Good afternoon, For personal reasons Monique Levesque will not assume the position of Development Associate. The position has been offered to and accepted by Margie Bourgoin. Margie's start date is still undetermined and will be based on an effective transition from her current responsibilities in Comptrollers. Please join me in congratulating Margie and welcoming her to the Development team! Mary Mary M. Hobart, K1MMH Chief Development Officer The American Radio Relay League 225 Main Street Newington CT 06111-1494 Telephone: 860-594-0397 Fax: 860-594-0259 email:mhobart@arrl.org Honor your call sign by placing a brick in the new Diamond Terrace at ARRL. Call 860-594-0397 for details on this new Diamond Club project.

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[arrl-odv:15296] EC Minutes
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 16 Mar '07

16 Mar '07

Here are the minutes of the March 3 EC meeting, 73, Dave K1ZZ <<ecmin481.doc>>

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[arrl-odv:15295] Rick Lindquist
by Kramer, Harold, WJ1B 16 Mar '07

16 Mar '07

Regretfully, Rick Lindquist, N1RL, has announced that he will be retiring from the ARRL on June 1st. Rick has been a very valuable and versatile member of our editorial staff Rick has been on staff since 1995 and he will be missed. More details will follow as Rick approaches his retirement date. 73, Harold Harold Kramer, WJ1B Chief Operating Officer ARRL - The national association for Amateur Radio 225 Main Street Newington, CT 06111 Telephone: 860 594 0220 email: hkramer(a)arrl.org web: www.arrl.org/ <http://www.arrl.org/>

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[arrl-odv:15294] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 15 Mar '07

15 Mar '07

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The second is simple introduction to the differences between PRB-1 and CC&R issues that points people to some of t he available relevant information from ARRL. A clean, up-to-date copy of Part 97 will be finalized in the upcoming week for Production so they can work on their new publication of the Part 97 Rules which is planned. We continue to keep track on various cell phone and PRB-1 bills in various state legislatures. We also are aware of a BPL bill working its way through the Arkansas state legislature. We continue to monitor the excise tax bill previously reported from Washington State. It has been approved out of committee and is working its way to the full legislature. Also the Washington state Senate adopted and reported out to the House their cell phone legislation which does include language exempting amateur radio. Each week we receive around a dozen inquiries ask for information on reciprocal operating arrangements to various countries. Queries still are coming on sporadically regarding the recently changed operating privileges and frequencies. Media & Public elations Work on the 2006 annual report continues. Contacts made with divisional level executives at Comcast have resulted in their promise to play our video PSAs on cable franchises from NJ to GA and west to KY. Media Hits and Contact! done for the month. Development For the first two months of 2007 the number of Diamond Club donors grew by 4.5% over the same period in 2006 and net revenues grew 34%. Other two-month stats show the number of new Diamond Club donors increase from 141 in 2006 to 155 in 2007, with an increase in the average contribution of $108 in 2007 vs. $89 in 2006. Total net revenue increase from $36,790 in 2006 to $49,274 in 2007 for the same period. The number of members upgrading to Diamond Club has increased by 30% and renewal response has been stronger than 2006 as well. March response has been strong, especially with interest in the Diamond Terrace benefit for Diamond Club members. The 2007 Education & Technology campaign is in production with an expected mail date of April 16, 2007. Letters have been mailed to the 57 Diamond Club members who contributed $250 or more from November through January, providing them with the option to request a brick for the Diamond Terrace. Production/Editorial Rick Lindquist has announced that hell be retiring from the HQ staff Jun 1. Well miss his dedication to his craft and journalistic acumen. Rick reports The ARRL Letter, Vol. 26, No. 10, distributed to 64,793 members on Mar 10. Rick prepared/edited news items on the ARRL Diamond Terrace campaign, Hamvention award winners (including Jim Haynie and Ed Hare!), pending PRB-1 ham radio antenna legislation in three states, an ARISS school contact (Centreville, VA), ARES participation in Mar 1 severe weather, FCC action in ham radio enforcement case, next civilian space traveler ham radio-ready plus several news briefs and announcements. With voiceover assistance from Khrystyne Keane, Rick voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for Mar 10. Sue Fagan and Jodi Morin attended a SkillPath design seminar. Larry Wolfgang presented his Top 10 Favorite Hints & Kinks talk to the Franklin County Amateur Radio Club, Greenfield, Massachusetts Mar 12. Sales and Marketing Congratulations to Zoe Belliveau and Cathy Stepina who were recognized for their telephone-based membership recruitment efforts for the past three months. The entire team has been responsible for signing 878 new or early renewed memberships. Congratulations everyone! We mailed 20,000 issues of the March QST to non-member Technician class licensees. Just this past week, weve started to see memberships arrive, generally doubling in numbers every day. The January mailing to General, Advanced and Extras has seen a 1.9% response to date with 961 memberships, a slightly lower response rate than projected. The warehouse crew processed 929 packages of fulfillment orders during the week. In addition, 422 free books were processed along with QST supplements. We took receipt of the 2007 Field Day Outdoor Kit along with some other third party titles and the new second edition of the ARRL RFI Book. Warehouse Supervisor Steve Capodicasa and the Seibel Integration team met with representatives from FedEx to investigate ways to streamline our shipping processes and provide customers with real time tracking numbers. The main data pull for the April QST will be on Friday, March 16. Postal Representatives stopped in last week to introduce a new Business Service Representative. Because of the volume of mail we produce, the USPS considers us a very important client. The representatives will work with us to determine the best rates, issues in clearing mail and relaying information. Business Services Advertising insertions for May 2007 QST are well underway as are solicitations for the General Class License Manual. Staff is also working on the Dayton Expo Passport. In addition to another gatefold (4-page this time) we will also have a new full-page, 4-color advertisement on page 25, adding another full page prime advertising spot to QST. Our new client taking this space was persuaded into a 7 month run by the offer of advertising design assistance. Membership & Volunteer Programs Awards Branch CategoryProcessedWAS Certificates (Manual)6WAS Certificates (LoTW)2A-1 Op Nominations2A-1 Op Certificates1WAC Certificates15B WAC1VUCC New / Grids1 / 100VUCC Endorsement / Grids1 / 275Awards Charges7Awards Mailed43Processing Time2 Weeks VHF Awards Manager Appointment for Mark OBrien, K2AX and HF Awards Manager Appointment for Joe Fisher, KC2TN. Contest Branch Sue Fagan prepared the pre-order artwork for the SS Pins and Cups. The order should be on site in about 5 weeks. Although this seems to be very late, orders continue to straggle in. The 160 Meter Contest Result files were sent to our new column author, Gary Breed, K9AY. He takes over from Ford Peterson, NØFP, who will be available to Gary for assistance as needed. The November SS CW results are making their way though Production now for its appearance in May QST. The web version of the article is currently being previewed by column author Steve London, N2IC. I am currently in the process of analyzing the Affiliated Club scores for the November SS. As they stand now, the top scores in all three club categories are very close. Marc Francos EME Contest results column is now available on the web in PDF format with the line scores added to the end of the file. Since the QST and web versions are virtually identical, the EME results column will only appear in PDF format on the web this year. Just in are the electronic log files for the RTTY and January VHF contests (thanks to Ken Wolff, K1EA). Since the conclusion of the DX-CW contest on February 18, over 4,600 emails have been received. The DX-Phone contest, held over the weekend of March 3-4, has already generated 2,334 emails. Trey Garlough, N5KO, recently moved the contest robot and its associated files over to a new software and hardware configuration. Given the amount of activity the robot has seen from the activity generated from the ARRL International DX contest (both weekends), Id say the transition has gone quite smoothly so far. DXCC Branch CategoryProcessedBeginning Credits57,853Credits Received8,052Credits Processed11,620Ending Credits54,285YTD Credits Received80,357YTD Applications Received954YTD Credits Returned109,447Applications Pending650Processing Time7.8 Weeks DXCC is currently entering credits received on January 15, 2007. DXCC is currently mailing applications received on January 10, 2007. Bill Moore attended the Charlotte Hamfest this past weekend and work checked was: 31 DXCC applications totaling 1,657 QSOs (of the 31 applications, 10 included LoTW elements) 4 WAS totaling 200 credits A forum was held on Sunday and about 20 people attended. I gave 2 shows (DXCC and LoTW and a Tour of ARRL powerpoint show). The show ran approximately an hour and a half. Thanks to these card checkers for their help: Gary Dixon, K4MQG and Bill McDowell, K4CIA. Special thanks to Gary and his wife Carol who put me up at their house for the weekend. Logbook of the World QSO records entered into the system123,254,600QSL records have resulted 7,965,800Logs Processed339,523Active Certificates23,085Users registered in the system15,259Hybrids Pending Mail177 QSL Branch There is no delay in opening mail and a 6 day delay in slotting of cards. This week, 105 pounds of cards were received from members. W1AW Joe printed and mailed all the 2006 FMT certificates to participants. He also processed all the QSL card requests for the Hello Campaign operating event. Joe processed foreign (DX) QSL cards for the HF Open House operating event. He also began preparing another PC for eventual use within the station. Scott worked on slow and fast code practice files for the middle part of the month of March. He assisted the DXCC department with editing some DXCC applications. Scott also handled some evening phone sales calls in the daily 5 PM to 8 PM time slots. Field Organization/Public Service Team As the March 9 receipt deadline approached for nominating petitions for new Section Manager terms that start in July, we received petitions from three incumbent Section Managers. Utah SM Mel Parkes, NM7P, Rhode Island SM Bob Beaudet, W1YRC, and New Hampshire SM Sterling Eanes, AK1K, have been nominated. Russ Santos, K1TSV, has also been nominated to in New Hampshire, so there will be one election this spring. The South American PUN beacon continues to be observed on several ham frequencies and more data is being collected. An informational bulletin was sent to all OOs, OOCs, and Section Managers regarding the recent rules changes. A new report of the dashes first heard some time ago on 14.318 MHz was reported by the Minnesota Section Manager and was forwarded on. Earlier reports of this originated in Ohio with the source being health-type equipment used to treat various medical conditions. A number of unlicensed truck drivers were heard using the upper end of 10 meters in Arizona. A local OO is investigating since this seems to be an on-going event. Interference to several 75 meter nets in Canada is also being checked out. Editorial work is underway for May QST Public Service column, and Field Organization leaders and participants have been compiling and reporting their February activities. ARISS PR: Rosalie is assisting Space Adventures (the company who puts Space Civilians on the ISS) with a news release about Charles Simonyis Amateur Radio efforts for early April. Virginia Run (VA) Elementary Schools 800 students had their ARISS QSO covered by 2 newspapers and the NBC TV affiliate, with a well-liked meteorologist featuring the QSO on the evening news. The Fairfax schools cable channel will run the QSO every day, twice daily, April 9 - 29. For ARRL Members: Rosalie researched who might be a good ARISS speaker for Huntsville. She took part in a special telecon with Johnson Space Center Education Office on publicizing SuitSat-2, and on legal issues regarding NASA publicizing non-NASA Web sites (our ARISS pages). ARISS Updates: Rosalie composed a document on future SuitSat-2 educational activities, which will be sent with an engineering document to Russia for getting final approval for SuitSat-2. ARISS Effect on Students: An Illinois 3rd grader learned not to be nervous when she asked her ARISS question. She said: "I'm just realizing that I'll be doing this in front of 600 people -- the whole school -- and it's really important to do it right." Mission Viejo High School (CA), a model United Nations School, used their ARISS QSO to help teach a module on negotiation, communication and conflict resolution with others around the world. International Aspects: The ARISS Canadian delegate wrote: I volunteer as an ARISS Mentor because I believe we are inspiring youth to live their dreams and understand their potential. As a mentor I have the opportunity to work with many special people on our team, plus the school staffs, the schools local hams...people I never spoke to, but they put so much personal effort into the QSOs. Other: Rosalie participated in a Skywarn drill coordinated by her local radio club, whose efforts were described in the Herald-Times newspaper. Amateur Radio Education & Technology ProgramMark Spencer There are currently 40 teachers signed up for the teachers institute (8 more slots available). The July 30 section at HQ is the only one filled at this time. I authored and submitted an education related article on studying satellite signal fading to the AMSAT Journal. This article was stimulated in part by a request for information and assistance from an overseas university. There has been an up-tick in requests for information on the Sat688 rotor control interface in response to a recent published article on the project. FarCircuits has picked up producing boards and programmed PICs for this project since my stash of boards has been exhausted so I have been referring requesters to FarCircuits. I am returning checks to those that preemptively mailed orders. There has also been an increase in requests for assistance on the interface from Regional AMSAT teams. There has been a surge in requests for information on the Basic Electronics PPT posted on the web page. I am not sure why there is increased interest in this resource but I suspect it is due to the surge in interest in the General Class license. I conducted a telephone interview with a Doctoral candidate who is exploring ham radio in the classroom thesis ideas. I am also working with a university engineering student on his Senior Project. Volunteer Examiner Coordinator Busy, Busy, Busy! The VEC received via mail nearly 450 test sessions the week of Feb 26 to March 2. We received an additional 280 sessions the week of March 5 to March 9. Usually we receive and process about 450 sessions a month (112 sessions a week)! Although we are extremely busy, we have been able to process and key most of the test sessions rather quickly. The majority of our VE Teams are following our instructions and are returning the sessions in good order with all the needed forms. With close to 800 test sessions registered for March and over 600 registered for April, it doesn't look like our activity levels will be slowing down any time soon. Exam Fee Revenue has also been brisk! We average $1,200 to $1,400 per day normally. Here's a couple of examples of recent daily revenue totals: 02/27/2007 Tuesday$11,55603/01/2007 Thursday $22,39803/06/2007 Tuesday$10,34003/08/2007 Thursday$9,67003/12/2007 Monday$11,422 The below stats show our accomplishments so far this year. I included information from the same period last year for a comparison. ARRL VEC Stats January 1 through March 13, 2007. 1,541 Test Sessions Held -- Jan 1 to Mar 13, 2006 = 1,17812,872 Candidates Served -- Jan 1 to Mar 13, 2006 = 5,98814,646 Exam Elements Taken -- Jan 1 to Mar 13, 2006 = 7,327 463 New VEs Accredited -- Jan 1 to Mar 13, 2006 = 172 7,986 New and Upgrade License application forms transmitted to FCC Jan 1 to Mar 13, 2006 = 3,490 1,734 License Renewals and Changes transmitted to FCC 213 were Vanity license renewals 283 Club License application forms transmitted to FCC: 72 were Club Vanity license renewals, 98 new clubs 5,360VE Newsletter Subscribers 7Donations collected by VEC Web/Software Development With Barry Shellys approval, Hugh Brower initiated our Authorize.net credit-card gateway account. Hugh is now working on implementing the programming on our Web site needed to process credit cards. He is also working on devising a means of integrating the Mailers+4 software we use to do initial postal address verification. Micah Murray continues to extend the new membership application system, testing it out and working on data validation and administrative tools. Jon Bloom worked with John Proctor in ISD to establish a mechanism for pushing e-mail addresses over to our shipping system. That should be operational within a few days, at which time most orders made via the Web site will result in an e-mail message to the customer from FedEx when the package is shipped. Jon is also working on a separate project to integrate quotes for shipping via premium services (1- and 2-day air service, for example) to the Web ordering system. We expect that doing so will improve customer service and reduce manual labor in the customer service group. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List All Staff 4/6 Holiday Joe Carcia 5/25 Vacation Ann Figat 3/23-3/26 Vacation Scott Gee 4/9 Vacation Ed Hare 3/13-3/15 IEEE Standards Dev. 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RE: ARC Changing Policy for Volunteer checks but .......
by Jim Weaver 13 Mar '07

13 Mar '07

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FW: ARC Changing Policy for Volunteer checks but .......
by Bill Edgar 13 Mar '07

13 Mar '07

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