May 2007 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:15639] Fwd: Ambient Corporation, Broadband Over Power Line System; WD2XEQ; File Number EB-06-SE-083
by w3kd＠aol.com 31 May '07

31 May '07

Greetings. I just sent the following message, with the letter filing, to the FCC. This is self-explanatory. Ed Hare, just prior to the Memorial Day weekend, did a bangup job sniffing out the continued horrible BPL interference in Briarcliff Manor. This is in response to the FCC's inquiry letter to Ambient, noting our more than one year old (most recent) complaint about this system, and basically telling Ambient to clean it up. Unspoken is FCC's inevitable realization that the experimental authorization is about to expire (on August 1, 2007). Cynics such as myself would think that FCC is attempting to launder this system so as to allow the experimental license to be renewed once again. We are trying to head this off at the pass, so to speak. Let me know any questions you have about this filing. 73, Chris W3KD -----Original Message----- From: w3kd(a)aol.com To: Kathryn.Berthot(a)fcc.gov; Julius.Knapp(a)fcc.gov; James.Burtle(a)fcc.gov Cc: george.wheeler(a)hklaw.com; dsumner(a)arrl.org; prinaldo(a)arrl.org; ehare(a)arrl.org; w5zn(a)arrl.org Sent: Thu, 31 May 2007 4:54 pm Subject: Ambient Corporation, Broadband Over Power Line System; WD2XEQ; File Number EB-06-SE-083 Greetings. Attached is ARRL's response to the Spectrum Enforcement Division's Letter dated May 21, 2007, to Dr. Yehuda Cern of Ambient Corporation concerning the above-referenced investigation of Ambient's BPL system at Briarcliff Manor, Westchester County, New York. This document is being filed on paper at the Office of the Secretary. Please note that this correspondence requests that the outstanding experimental authorization captioned above be terminated and that under any circumstances, it not be renewed or extended beyond its current expiration date, August 1, 2007. Kindly address all correspondence concerning this matter to the undersigned. Chris Imlay Booth, Freret, Imlay & Tepper, P.C. 14356 Cape May Road Silver Spring, MD 20904-6011 (301) 384-5525 telephone (301) 384-6384 facsimile W3KD(a)ARRL.ORG Booth, Freret, Imlay & Tepper, P.C. 14356 Cape May Road Silver Spring, MD 20904-6011 (301) 384-5525 telephone (301) 384-6384 facsimile W3KD(a)ARRL.ORG AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com. ________________________________________________________________________ AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.

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[arrl-odv:15638] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 31 May '07

31 May '07

<<053007.doc>> IN-Newsletter <<Microsoft Word Picture>> Vol. 30, No. 22 May 30, 2007 -- Covers the period May 20-26. Upcoming Meetings and Events Administration & Finance Committee July 19 in Newington, CT Second Board Meeting July 20-21, 2007 in Windsor, CT Regulatory Information Reported by Dan Henderson, N1ND The week began working through several hundred emails received while in Dayton. Afterwards Pave Paws took center stage. We are beginning to work on the draft of the letters that will be sent to the individual repeater owners affected by the PPRs. The letter will include details of the mitigation agreement with the DoD and any additional recommendations that emerge from the Longley-Rice plots that Ed Hare should have finished after the Memorial Day weekend. Also we hope to include either a letter or statements from the contact person at the FCC indicating they are aware of the proposals and will be dealing with any problems arising from non-cooperation or continued harmful interference after the plan is implemented. We are pleased that the state of Oklahoma is poised to be the twenty-fourth to adopt a state version of PRB-1 with the bill having been approved by both houses of the state legislature on Tuesday May 22 and is awaiting the signature of the governor. Congratulations to OK SM John Thomason, WB5SYT, and his team! The NC state PRB-1 bill has also passed the state House and they are awaiting consideration by the state Senate. We continue to monitor a very broad cell-phone / "electronic communications" bill in NJ. Queries on the Field Day front are picking up as we approach one month before this annual activity. Numerous rules questions are being handled daily and an extended conversation was had with a free lance reporter in the San Francisco area who is gathering background information for an article. We also had a follow-up planning meeting for the FD activities from W1AW. As part of that activity we will be doing some staff activities during lunch the Friday before Field Day to give non-licensed and newly-licensed staff members a small taste of what FD and on-the-air amateur radio is about. Development Reported by Mary Hobart, K1MMH A grant proposal has been submitted to United Technologies for a 3-year $150,000 grant to support the Teachers Institute in Wireless Technology for 2008, 2009 and 2010. I do not expect a response to this proposal until September. The response to the 2007 Education & Technology campaign has reached $ 71,800 from 782 donors for a very healthy average contribution of $91.82. The goal of this solicitation is $80,000 from selected segments of the membership file, including major donor and major prospects. While we are waiting to start site preparation for the Diamond Terrace at ARRL, the engraving on first group of engraved Lucite replicas is nearly complete. The requests for the brick engraving have been sent to the monument company. The first phase of the Diamond Terrace is expected to be complete by July 4. A fifth granite bench has been requested. Before the terrace is complete, the placement of the five benches will be determined. There is no update so far on the grant proposal to Dept of Homeland Security for citizen preparedness training. Media & Public Relations Reported by Allen Pitts, W1AGP The Annual Report is in the final stages before going to the printer. The final draft of June's CONTACT! is completed. With the arrival of the "Talk on a Disk" CD's, announcements are going out to PIOs and clubs about their availability for presentation use. McGan nominations are in, duplicated and sent out to the PR Committee for evaluation. Contacts made at Dayton with several people who may be examples of Amateur Radio creativity in the 2008 campaign and follow-up communications have been sent. We are still awaiting Governor Rell's decision and reply to our Field Day invitation, and options are being created for her to speak with other state Governors via radio if she comes. Production/Editorial Reported by Joel Kleinman, N1BKE The July 2007 issue of QST was released to the printer May 24. We wish Senior News Editor Rick Lindquist all the best upon his retirement June 1. Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol. 26, No. 21, distributed to 66,608 members on May 25. Rick prepared stories on the League's federal appeals court filing in its BPL rules review petition, the FCC letter to Ambient to demonstrate that it's complying with the conditions of the Experimental license under which it's operating the Briarcliff Manor BPL system, Oklahoma poised to be next PRB-1 state, FCC designates three Amateur Radio applications for hearing plus several news briefs and announcements. Rick and Khrystyne Keane shared duties in voicing, editing and producing ARRL Audio News for May 25. Sales and Marketing Reported by Bob Inderbitzen, NQ1R May product sales are strong--spurred on by brisk sales of license manuals, the new edition ARRL Antenna Book, and publication sales at our exhibit in Dayton. We anticipate that sales will likely meet or exceed forecast before the end of the month. A membership mailing is being readied-to send to 100,000 lapsed- and never-members. The mailing list includes all "post-restructuring" licensees. The results are in from ARRL's exhibit at Dayton Hamvention. Membership: New 81 (59 in 2006); Renewal 732 (633 in 2006); Lapsed 121 (112 in 2006); TOTAL 944 (833 in 2006). Thanks to everyone that contributed to our top-notch exhibit! ARRL has partnered with MetLife for a new group insurance program. ARRL members can now seek discounted rates for home and auto insurance. The program also includes products and services offered by MetLife Bank (CDs, Money Market Account, etc.). Katie Breen has led this effort-and will serve as the program contact person. More information can be found in an ARRL web news brief at http://www.arrl.org/?artid=7477. The MetLife program was launched at our exhibit in Dayton-the timing of which followed months of negotiation and planning. To help support the launch, MetLife canvassed a large number of members with a mailing helping introduce the new membership benefit. Planning is underway for ARRL's exhibits at Friedrichshafen (Germany in June) and the ARRL National Convention (Huntsville in August). Amy is participating in an intradepartmental team that is planning to centralize the fulfillment of various handout materials: recruitment brochures, instructor resources, hamfest materials, etc. The warehouse crew processed 942 packages for orders shipped during the week of May 14. In addition, 525 free book membership premiums were shipped, and a supplemental mailing for June QST. The warehouse also unloaded 29 pallets of publication reprints: Ham Radio License Manual, Emergency Communications Handbook, VHF/UHF Antenna Classics and more. Membership & Volunteer Programs Reported by Dave Patton, NN1N Contest Branch The final touches were put on the Contest Results columns for the 2007 January VHF, RTTY Roundup and the 2006 10 Meter contests. The web versions of these contests have been sent to WSDD staff. Ken Wolffe, K1EA, delivered the electronic logs for the 2007 International DX (CW) contest. They were combined with the paper logs and sent to column author Scott Robbins, W4PA, to begin work on the results for QST and the web. QSL Branch There is no delay in opening mail and a 2 day delay in slotting of cards. This week, 112 pounds of cards were received from members. W1AW Thanks to Bill Moore, NC1L for running the morning transmissions on Friday for Joe Carcia, who was out on vacation. Joe updated the web code practice files and their archives. He also conducted some video recording tests with the new PC. Joe also spoke with Alabama Section Manager Greg Sarratt, W4OZK, concerning the status of the donated D-Star equipment for the W1AW 2-meter D-Star repeater, and its possible use by the PVRA. Scott worked on slow and fast code practice files for the first part of the month of June. He also assisted the DXCC department with the checking of some database-inputted cards against DXCC applications. Field Organization/Public Service Team Incumbent New Hampshire SM Sterling Eanes, AK1K, was re-elected to a new term of office that starts July 1. Election ballots were counted and verified on May 22 by Leona Adams, Gail Iannone and Steve Ewald. Colorado SM Jeff Ryan, K0RM, and Eastern Washington SM Mark Tharp, KB7HDX, have been nominated for new terms of office starting in October. Leona has also been handling exhibit kit orders. The National Citizen Corps office held its monthly teleconference with affiliated organizations, and Steve Ewald took part in the call on behalf of ARRL HQ. Plans are underway for the annual Citizen Corps in mid June. Steve hosted a teleconference with Section Managers of the Delta and Midwest Divisions. Rose-Anne Lawrence joined this call and discussed educational topics and how to recruit young people into Amateur Radio. Chuck Skolaut also participated in the phone conference. Chuck has received seven positive notes and inquiries so far from members who read his June QST article, "Unidentified Flying Signals and What We Can Do About Them." He has received reports that unlicensed fishermen are using a frequency very near one of the 60 meter channels in the Gulf Coast area. An investigation is underway. Also, an unidentified noise from 3916 to 3918 kHz (possibly a digital shortwave broadcaster) is under observation by our Intruder Watch monitors. The Chinese station is still being heard on 18160 kHz as well as the "PUN" beacon from South America on harmonics of 1752 kHz. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List All Staff 7/4 Holiday Jon Bloom 6/15 Vacation Margie Bourgoin 6/1-6/6 Vacation Katie Breen 6/1 Rochester Hamfest `` 6/14-6/26 Vacation `` 6/28-7/1 Iowa State Convention Joe Carcia 6/28-7/6 Vacation `` 7/13 Vacation `` 7/20 Vacation `` 7/27 Vacation `` 8/3-8/10 Vacation Steve Ford 6/13-6/15 SNAP Publishing Conference, Washington, DC Perry Green 7/25-7/28 NCVEC Conference, Gettysburg, PA Mike Gruber 6/4-6/8 Vacation Ed Hare 7/8-7/13 EMC Society Symposium Committee Meeting, Honolulu, HI Dan Henderson 6/1-6/3 Georgia State Convention, Marietta, GA `` 8/16-8/28 ARRL National Convention, Huntsville, AL/Vacation Mary Hobart 6/1-6/4 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR `` 6/15 Vacation `` 8/17-8/19 ARRL National Convention, Huntsville, AL `` 9/7-9/9 MFJ Anniversary/Starkville MS `` 9/14-9/16 W9DX Convention, Chicago, IL `` 9/28-9/29 TenTac, Pigeon Forge, TN Bob Inderbitzen 6/8 Vacation `` 6/21-6/26 Vacation `` 7/16-7/20 Vacation Khrystyne Keane 6/7-6/10 Ham-Com, Arlington, TX `` 6/11 Vacation Joel Kleinman 6/13-6/15 SNAP Publishing Conference, Washington, DC Zak Lau 6/21-6/22 Vacation Bill Moore 6/8-6/10 West Gulf Convention, Plano, TX Dave Patton 6/19-6/25 Friedrichshafen Germany Convention Maria Somma 6/19-6/27 Friedrichshafen Germany Convention `` 7/13-7/22 Vacation `` 7/25-7/28 NCVEC Conference, Gettysburg, PA `` 8/16-8/19 ARRL National Convention, Huntsville, AL Dave Sumner 6/10-6/25 ITU-R WP8A Geneva, and Friedrichshafen Germany Larry Wolfgang 5/31-6/1 Vacation

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[arrl-odv:15637] Keystaff List
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 31 May '07

31 May '07

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E-Mail addresses for all officers, directors, & vice directors and league employees with a callsign is their callsign(a)arrl.org example -- k1zz(a)arrl.org American Radio Relay League 225 Main St. Newington, CT 06111 Phone 860-594-0200 Fax 860-594-0259 Lisa Kustosik 860-594-0245 e-mail lkustosik(a)arrl.org Abernethy, Tom W3TOM -- Vice Director, Atlantic PO Box 73 Accokeek, MD 20607 (H) 301-292-6263 (W) 703-792-6270 Fax 703-368-4119 Ahrens, Cliff K0CA (Kim) -- Vice Director, Midwest 65 Pioneer Trail Hannibal, MO 63401 (H) 573-221-8618 (W) 314-539-4395 Fax 573-248-0683 Baldwin, Richard L. W1RU (Phyllis) -- IARU President Emeritus 348 Heath Rd. Bremen, ME 04551 (H) 207-529-5781 Bellows, John Jay K0QB (Bonnie) -- Director, Dakota 997 Portland Ave. St. Paul, MN 55104 (H) 651-983-2420 (W) 651-291-1177 Fax 651-291-9477 Birmingham, Joyce KA2ANF -- Vice Director, Hudson 235 Van Emburgh Ave. Ridgewood, NJ 07450-2918 (W&H) 201-445-5924 Bloom, John KE3Z (Shelly, WB1ENT) -- Web & Software Development Manager 24 Lacava La. Wethersfield, CT 06109 (H) 860-956-6271 (W) 860-594-0276 Bodson, Dennis W4PWF (Rita) -- Director, Roanoke 233 N Columbus St. Arlington, VA 22203 (H) 703-243-3743 Fax 703-522-4342 Breen, Katie W1KRB -- Membership Manager 29 Danforth La. West Hartford, CT 06110 (H) 860-561-4845 (W) 860-594-0297 Cell 860-614-4780 Fax 860-594-0303 Bullock, Karl WA5TMC (Amy, N5TBB) Vice Director, Delta 321 CR 458 Ripley, MS 38663 Cell 662-512-8053 Fax 662-286-0194 Butler, Frank W4RH -- Director, Southeastern 323 Elliott Rd. SE Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548 (H) 850-244-5425 Campanello, LouAnn (John) -- Comptroller 174 Lavender La. Rocky Hill, CT 06067 (H) 860-563-4754 (W) 860-594-0225 Carcia, Joseph P. III NJ1Q (Shirley) -- WIAW Station Manager 66 Leon Rd. Bristol, CT 06010 (H) 860-582-3240 (W) 860-594-0208 Cell 860-614-1493 Craigie, Kay N3KN (Carter, N3AO) -- First Vice President 570 Brush Mountain Rd. Blacksburg, VA 24060 (H) 540-552-3903 Cell 610-517-0340 Dannals, Harry W2HD (Kay) -- President Emeritus 1800 Bentivar Dr. Charlottesville, VA 22911-8229 (H) 804-974-7388 Day, Coy C. N5OK (Judy) -- Director, West Gulf 20685 SW 29th St. Union City, OK 73090-9726 (H) 405-483-5632 Fax 405-483-5632 Donahue, Sandy W4RU -- Vice Director, Southeastern PO Box 9424 Dothan, AL 36303 (H) 404-403-1513 Durand, Donald (Kathryn) -- Information Services Manager 100 North Wawecus Hill Road Norwich, CT 06360 (H) 860-889-6007 (W) 860--594-0317 Edgar, William C. N3LLR (Kathi) -- Director, Atlantic 22 Jackson Ave. Bradford, PA 16701 (H) 814-362-1250 (W) 814-368-2737 Fax 814-363-2537 Ewald, Steve WV1X -- Supervisor, Field Organization/Public Service Team 436 Willard Ave., Apt. B1 Newington, CT 06111 (H) 860-667-8199 (W) 860-594-0265 Cell 860-212-8169 Fallon, Frank N2FF (Kathleen) -- Director, Hudson 30 East Williston Ave. East Williston, NY 11596 (H) 516-746-7652 Fenstermaker, James K9JF (Shirley) -- Director, Northwestern 1525 NW 57th St., Unit 610 10312 NE 161st Ave. Seattle, WA 98107 Vancouver, WA 98682 (H) 206-930-9372 Ford, Steve WB8IMY -- Publication Manager 9 Grieb Court Wallingford, CT 06492 (H) 203-949-0377 (W) 860-594-0287 Frahm, Bruce K0BJ (Janice) -- Director, Midwest 1553 County Road T Colby, KS 67701 (H) 785-462-7388 Fax 785-462-4512 Frenaye, Tom K1KI (Kacy Colston) -- Director, New England 489 Warnertown Rd. P.O. Box J West Suffield, CT 06093 (H) 860-668-5444 Gauzens, Evelyn W4WYR -- Honorary Vice President 2780 NW 3rd St. Miami, FL 33125 (H) 305-642-4139 (W) 305-233-4444 Fax 305-642-1648 Greenheck, Twila N0JPH (Don, N0JPG) -- Vice Director, Dakota 3333 Owasso Heights Rd. Shoreview, MN 55126 (H) 651-483-1214 Hare, Ed W1RFI (Suli) -- Laboratory Manager 304 George Washington Tpke. Burlington, CT 06013 (H) 860-673-7869 (W) 860-594-0318 Harrison, Joel W5ZN (Kim, KB5YIQ) -- President 528 Miller Rd. Judsonia, AR 72081 (H&W) 501-230-0597 Fax 501-729-5227 Haynie, Jim W5JBP (Suzette) -- President Emeritus 3226 Newcastle Dr. Dallas, TX 75220-1640 (H) 214-352-6180 Fax 214-352-1608 Hensley, Patricia N4ROS (Gerald) -- Vice Director, Roanoke 164 N. Main St., PO Box 70 Richburg, SC 29729 (H) 803-789-5810 Heyn, Fried WA6WZO (Sandi, WA6WZN) -- Honorary Vice President 962 Cheyenne St. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (H) 714-549-8516 Hobart, Mary M. K1MMH -- Chief Development Officer 259 Prospect St. Wethersfield, CT 06109 (H) 860-563-2840 (W) 860-594-0397 Cell 860-729-1031 Holladay, Jay W6EJJ -- Honorary Vice President PO Box 815 *4855 Lowell Avenue La Canada, CA 91012 La Crescenta, CA 91214 (H) 818-957-8346 (W) 818-354-7758 Fax 818-393-4742 Huntington, Howard K9KM (Nancy, WB9HGN) -- Vice Director, Central 25350 N Marilyn La. Hawthorn Woods, IL 60047 (H) 847-438-3452 (W) 847-523-6063 Fax 847-523-8796 Imlay, Christopher W3KD (Rita) -- General Counsel Booth, Freret, Imlay & Tepper, P.C. 14356 Cape May Rd. Silver Spring, MD 20904 (H) 301-236-5629 (W) 301-384-5525 Fax 301-384-6384 Inderbitzen, Bob NQ1R (Michael Bower) -- Sales & Marketing Manager 58 Riverview Rd. Rocky Hill, CT 06067 (H) 860-257-1294 (W) 860-594-0213 Fax 860-594-0303 Ireland, Walt WB7CSL -- Technical Relations Specialist ARRL, Suite 209 *4310 Chariot Ct 3545 Chain Bridge Rd. Fairfax, VA 22030 Fairfax, VA 22030 (H) 703-803-0766 (W) 703-934-2078 Hfax 703-803-1407 Wfax 703-934-2079 Isely, Dick W9GIG (Judy) -- Director, Central 736 Fellows St. St Charles, IL 60174-3835 (H) 630-584-3510 Cell 630-584-3525 Jahnke, Deb -- Business Manager 275 Jones St. Amston, CT 06231 (H) 860-530-1449 (W) 860-594-0329 Johnson, Debra K1DMJ (Doug) -- Education Services Manager 135 Stevens La. Glastonbury, CT 06033 (H) 860-657-4142 (W) 860-594-0296 Johnston, Gary KI4LA -- Vice Director, Great Lakes 3056 Hergott Dr. Edgewood, KY 41017-3377 (H) 859-341-7477 (W) 859-572-5687 Fax 425-984-7957 Kanode, John N4MM -- Honorary Vice President 1741 Old Chapel Rd. Boyce, VA 22620 (H) 540-837-1340 Kleinman, Joel N1BKE (Jayne) -- QST Manager 55 Corrigan Ave. Meriden, CT 06451 (H) 203-238-9391 (W) 860-594-0273 Cell 203-213-1237 Kramer, Harold WJ1B (Karen) -- Chief Operating Officer 77 Cherry St. Cheshire, CT 06410 (H) 203-272-8134 (W) 860-594-0220 Cell 203-214-0549 Kustosik, Lisa KA1UFZ (Hossain Herrek) -- Assistant to the CEO 96 Alden St. New Britain, CT 06053 (H) 860-826-6084 (W) 860-594-0245 Cell 860-836-1143 Kwasowski, Greg W1GJK (Lindy) -- Building Manager 137 Heather La. New Britain, CT 06053 (H) 860-225-8294 (W) 860-594-0218 Cell 860-930-9430 Leggette, Henry WD4Q (Irma) -- Director, Delta 7335 Ginger Snap Cove Memphis, TN 38125-4732 (H) 901-757-0444 Lindquist, Rick N1RL (Jean) -- Senior News Editor 32 Jessica Place Feeding Hills, MA 01030 (H) 413-789-6394 (W) 860-594-0222 Cell 860-989-7645 McCobb, Jim K1LU -- Treasurer 65 Coffin St. West Newbury, MA 01985 (H) 978-363-1619 Fax 978-363-2430 Mileshosky, Brian N5ZGT (Katelyn) -- Vice Director, Rocky Mountain 1021 Dakota SE PO Box 20186 Albuquerque, NM 87108 Albuquerque, NM 87154-01 Cell 505-463-9468 Morton, Warren G. Rev WS7W (Kathy) -- Director, Rocky Mountain 1341 Trojan Dr. Casper, WY 82609 (H) 307-235-2799 (W) 307-266-0339 Fax 307-266-0252 Norton, Richard N6AA -- Director, Southwestern 21290 West Hillside Dr. Topanga, CA 90290 (H) 310-455-1138 Olson, Tod K0TO (Jackie) -- Director Emeritus 292 Heather La. 3715 South 5th West Long Lake, MN 55356 Idaho Falls, ID 83404 (H) 612-819-0857 (H) 208-524-3448 Fax 612-473-7474 or 9696 Oppel, Andrew J, N6AJO -- Vice Director, Pacific 1308 Burbank St. Alameda, CA 94501-3946 (H) 510-864-2299 Fax: 510-864-8750 Patton, David NN1N (Carol, KB1GAT) Membership & Volunteer Programs Manager 324 Ashford Center Rd. Ashford, CT 06278 (H) 860-429-1201 (W) 860-594-0252 Cell 860-420-9997 Pitts, Allen W1AGP (Donna) -- Media & Public Relations Manager 43 Mill St. New Britain, CT (H) 860-223-2146 (W) 860-594-328 Cell 860-798-9478 Price, Larry W4RA -- IARU President PO Box 2067 Statesboro, GA 30459-2067 (H) 912-681-3034 Cell 912-541-1585 Fax 912-681-7023 Raisbeck, Michael K1TWF (Susan, WN1V) -- Vice Director, New England 85 High St. Chelmsford, MA 01824 (H) 978-250-1235 (W) 781-370-8888 Fax 978-250-1236 Rinaldo, Paul W4RI -- Chief Technology Officer ARRL, Suite 209 10120 Lakehaven Ct. 3545 Chain Bridge Rd. Burke, VA 22015 Fairfax, VA 22030 (H) 703-249-9401 (W) 703-934-2077 Mobile Phone 703-981-9474 Fax 703-934-2079 Roderick, Rick K5UR (Holly) -- Vice President P.O. Box 1463 *604 E Justice Road Little Rock, AR 72203 Cabot, AR 72023 (H) 501-988-2527 (W) 501-371-9999 Sawders, Bill K7ZM (Vicki) -- Vice Director, Northwestern 51442 Mac Ct. LaPine, OR 97739 (H) 541-536-5963 Shelley, Barry N1VXY (Betsy) -- Chief Financial Officer 38 Pine Glen Rd. Simsbury, CT 06070 (H) 860-651-7073 (W) 860-594-0212 Siverling, Jon WB3ERA (Helen) -- Technical Relations Specialist 3508 Perry St. Fairfax, VA 22030 (W) 703-934-2066 Skolaut, Chuck K0BOG (Mary, N0TIK) -- Field & Regulatory Correspondent 4 King Arthurs Way #5 Newington, CT 06111 (H) 860-666-1335 (W) 860-594-0239 Cell none Somma, Maria AB1FM -- Volunteer Examiner Coordinator Manager 20 Bancroft Rd. Vernon, CT 06066 (H) 860-871-0392 (W) 860-594-0202 Stafford, Rod W6ROD (Pat, N1PAT) -- International Vice President 5155 Shadow Estates San Jose, CA 95135 (H) 408-238-4671 (W) 408-808-7060 Stearns, Ned AA7A (Jan) -- Vice Director, Southwestern 7038 E. Aster Dr. Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (H) 480-948-5080 (W) 480-441-4121 Cell 480-332-8255 Sumner, Dave K1ZZ (Linda, KA1ZD) -- Chief Executive Officer 684 Cedar Swamp Rd. & IARU Secretary Coventry, CT 06238 (H) 860-742-0858 (W) 860-594-0205 Fax 860-594-0259 Turnbull, Hugh W3ABC -- Honorary Vice President 3142 Gracefield Rd., Apt. 508 Silver Spring, MD 20904 (H) 301-572-7447 Vallio, Bob W6RGG (Gwen, KB6IBX) -- Director, Pacific 18655 Sheffield Rd. Castro Valley, CA 94546 (H) 510-537-6704 Cell 510-331-1489 Weaver, Jim K8JE (Janice) -- Director, Great Lakes 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040-9660 (H) 513-459-1661 Fax 513-459-0142 Wilson, George W4OYI (Marian) -- President Emeritus 4114 Mason Woods La. Owensboro, KY 42303 (H) 270-926-1122 Woolweaver, Dr. David A., K5RAV (Jeannine) -- Vice Director, West Gulf 2210 So. 77 Sunshine Strip Harlingen, TX 78550 (H) 956-425-3128 (W) 956-425-7744 Fax 956-425-7750 Key Staff Personnel List June 2007 Page PAGE 3 (0123478èÿ " # $ Œ Ç ; < = ? 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[arrl-odv:15634] Re:A way to respond to the CQ "Secret Society" Editorial
by Frank Fallon 31 May '07

31 May '07

Jay, I have mixed feelings about going after Rich and CQ or even continuing to pursue the regulation by bandwidth issue. I think Rich is speaking for a lot of our members here. Neither he nor our members understand exactly what happened. We did not handle these matters well at all. We took too long to make our "ex parte" meeting public and when we did we were not totally honest and upfront about why we withdrew the petition. I view the entire episode as a public relations disaster. There are already too many folks in the US living an alternate reality. Please let's not join them. Rich has been supportive on previous issues but we have not always thanked him for that support. Hands up, who thanked him. But we do jump on him when he does not agree with or support us. By all means lets have Dave and Joel begin a dialog with Rich and CQ, but drawing further attention to his negative editorial is probable a mistake. I guess part of my problem on this issue is that I can see why he came to the conclusion he did re the Red Cross and RM 11306. I see why "W2VU asserts ARRL is 'revealing information only when absolutely necessary, and saying one thing while doing another.' ” Reread the QST article on the Red Cross security checks and see what our stated policy is and then compare that to the quotes from Dave Patton on the same issue. They do not say the same thing. There were times during the Red Cross issue where I thought we were talking out of both sides of our collective mouth. A number of members told me exactly that and some of them were elected SM's. No one has chosen to attempt to answer my previous question as to why we need to continue to pursue regulation by bandwidth. I believe that any future attempt to attain the lofty goal will be viewed by the US ham community and our members in a very negative light. I think we simply have too much to loose by continuing down this trail. It has now been heavily mined. It's a good idea but..... Just because it is a good idea does not mean that we should shove it down our members throats. My mother use to do that with cod liver oil. In many ways it is similar to dropping the CW exam for an HF license. The US was nearly the last country to do it. It, regulation by bandwidth, will I believe, be done elsewhere. I think this is something for IARU to handle. 73 de Frank...N2FF...... John Bellows wrote: > > In his “Secret Society” editorial in the June 2007 issue of CQ > Magazine Rich Moseson, W2VU describes, sometimes incorrectly, the > recent actions of ARRL with regard to the RM 11306 band width > petition. He also speaks to League’s actions regarding the broad scale > background check requirements imposed by the American Red Cross. W2VU > asserts ARRL is “revealing information only when absolutely necessary, > and saying one thing while doing another.” > > <snip>

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RE: [arrl-odv:15633] Re:A way to respond to the CQ "Secret Society" Editorial
by Jim Weaver-2 31 May '07

31 May '07

Coy, Jay, As the most open self-flagellator (and yes, I do it in public) on the Board, I want to say "right on," "go baby go," and a number of similar trite sayings to Jay's recommendation. Jay's full-size article would be a tremendous way to keynote the new beginning of modern-day communication with members and non-members, alike. Jim Excellent, Jay. 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! -----Original Message----- From: Coy Day [mailto:n5ok@arrl.org] Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 10:55 AM To: arrl-odv Cc: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:15633] Re:A way to respond to the CQ "Secret Society" Editorial Jay, I think you are right. It could be an opportunity for us to straighten out the record and clarify our position. I would be careful about attacking Rich though. I think he could be an asset in this. Coy -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632 John Bellows wrote: > In his Secret Society editorial in the June 2007 issue of CQ Magazine > Rich Moseson, W2VU describes, sometimes incorrectly, the recent actions > of ARRL with regard to the RM 11306 band width petition. He also speaks > to Leagues actions regarding the broad scale background check > requirements imposed by the American Red Cross. W2VU asserts ARRL is > revealing information only when absolutely necessary, and saying one > thing while doing another. > > W2VUs comments raise a series of questions about our post petition > actions regarding RM11306 and the ongoing discussions with the ARC. > While he castigates the officers and board for secrecy and subterfuge, > alludes to actions under the table and repeats a number of > misstatements and misperceptions about recent ARRL actions, he says I > am not suggesting that anything improper is actually going on, just that > this sort of secrecy provides ammunition for those who are suspect of > the Leagues motives to begin with. > > There is a certain contradictory element to this editorial. Moseson > starts out recognizing the process leading to the RM11306 petition was > the culmination of a multi-year processironically, one of the most open > in memory---in which the ARRL, repeatedly sought input from members > before drafting the petition but then accuses us of secrecy. Then > again, viewing the post filing RM 11306 process from the outside a > suspicious mind could view our actions as being secret, because in a > sense they were and in the context of the circumstances should have > been. > > The question is what should we do, if anything? We seem to have > concluded as a Board that the reason RM11306 engendered such negative > response was not necessarily do to a lack of technical merit but OUR > failure to adequately advance the benefits of the proposal and our > failure to engender vocal support from the many amateurs who supported > the proposal. Our product and preparation was great but we didnt close > the sale. > > The Moseson editorial provides an excellent opening to make clear what > actually happened, prepare for a possible future petition and see if > Moseson and CQ are serious in finding out why ARRL took the actions it > did. This is an opportunity to ask Moseson and CQ for a fair chance to > answer those questions he raised by allowing our President a to respond > in the pages of CQ. Im not thinking of a short letter to the editor but > an opportunity to provide a full, carefully crafted answer to those > serious questions raised in the June CQ editorial. This could be a > win-win situation. It could also be an opportunity to see if W2VU is > seriously looking for answers or just fanning flames. > > 73, > > Jay, KØQB > >

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[arrl-odv:15633] Re:A way to respond to the CQ "Secret Society" Editorial
by Coy Day 31 May '07

31 May '07

Jay, I think you are right. It could be an opportunity for us to straighten out the record and clarify our position. I would be careful about attacking Rich though. I think he could be an asset in this. Coy -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632 John Bellows wrote: > In his Secret Society editorial in the June 2007 issue of CQ Magazine > Rich Moseson, W2VU describes, sometimes incorrectly, the recent actions > of ARRL with regard to the RM 11306 band width petition. He also speaks > to Leagues actions regarding the broad scale background check > requirements imposed by the American Red Cross. W2VU asserts ARRL is > revealing information only when absolutely necessary, and saying one > thing while doing another. > > W2VUs comments raise a series of questions about our post petition > actions regarding RM11306 and the ongoing discussions with the ARC. > While he castigates the officers and board for secrecy and subterfuge, > alludes to actions under the table and repeats a number of > misstatements and misperceptions about recent ARRL actions, he says I > am not suggesting that anything improper is actually going on, just that > this sort of secrecy provides ammunition for those who are suspect of > the Leagues motives to begin with. > > There is a certain contradictory element to this editorial. Moseson > starts out recognizing the process leading to the RM11306 petition was > the culmination of a multi-year processironically, one of the most open > in memory---in which the ARRL, repeatedly sought input from members > before drafting the petition but then accuses us of secrecy. Then > again, viewing the post filing RM 11306 process from the outside a > suspicious mind could view our actions as being secret, because in a > sense they were and in the context of the circumstances should have > been. > > The question is what should we do, if anything? We seem to have > concluded as a Board that the reason RM11306 engendered such negative > response was not necessarily do to a lack of technical merit but OUR > failure to adequately advance the benefits of the proposal and our > failure to engender vocal support from the many amateurs who supported > the proposal. Our product and preparation was great but we didnt close > the sale. > > The Moseson editorial provides an excellent opening to make clear what > actually happened, prepare for a possible future petition and see if > Moseson and CQ are serious in finding out why ARRL took the actions it > did. This is an opportunity to ask Moseson and CQ for a fair chance to > answer those questions he raised by allowing our President a to respond > in the pages of CQ. Im not thinking of a short letter to the editor but > an opportunity to provide a full, carefully crafted answer to those > serious questions raised in the June CQ editorial. This could be a > win-win situation. It could also be an opportunity to see if W2VU is > seriously looking for answers or just fanning flames. > > 73, > > Jay, KØQB > >

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A way to respond to the CQ "Secret Society" Editorial
by John Bellows 31 May '07

31 May '07

In his Secret Society editorial in the June 2007 issue of CQ Magazine Rich Moseson, W2VU describes, sometimes incorrectly, the recent actions of ARRL with regard to the RM 11306 band width petition. He also speaks to Leagues actions regarding the broad scale background check requirements imposed by the American Red Cross. W2VU asserts ARRL is revealing information only when absolutely necessary, and saying one thing while doing another. W2VUs comments raise a series of questions about our post petition actions regarding RM11306 and the ongoing discussions with the ARC. While he castigates the officers and board for secrecy and subterfuge, alludes to actions under the table and repeats a number of misstatements and misperceptions about recent ARRL actions, he says I am not suggesting that anything improper is actually going on, just that this sort of secrecy provides ammunition for those who are suspect of the Leagues motives to begin with. There is a certain contradictory element to this editorial. Moseson starts out recognizing the process leading to the RM11306 petition was the culmination of a multi-year processironically, one of the most open in memory---in which the ARRL, repeatedly sought input from members before drafting the petition but then accuses us of secrecy. Then again, viewing the post filing RM 11306 process from the outside a suspicious mind could view our actions as being secret, because in a sense they were and in the context of the circumstances should have been. The question is what should we do, if anything? We seem to have concluded as a Board that the reason RM11306 engendered such negative response was not necessarily do to a lack of technical merit but OUR failure to adequately advance the benefits of the proposal and our failure to engender vocal support from the many amateurs who supported the proposal. Our product and preparation was great but we didnt close the sale. The Moseson editorial provides an excellent opening to make clear what actually happened, prepare for a possible future petition and see if Moseson and CQ are serious in finding out why ARRL took the actions it did. This is an opportunity to ask Moseson and CQ for a fair chance to answer those questions he raised by allowing our President a to respond in the pages of CQ. Im not thinking of a short letter to the editor but an opportunity to provide a full, carefully crafted answer to those serious questions raised in the June CQ editorial. This could be a win-win situation. It could also be an opportunity to see if W2VU is seriously looking for answers or just fanning flames. 73, Jay, KØQB

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[arrl-odv:15631] Back Home & A Nice Evening to Be on the Air
by joelh＠centurytel.net 30 May '07

30 May '07

As you have already noticed from the numerous emails I sent out today, Kim and I returned this morning from our trip and I'm back on email. If you have one waiting for a response, I'll get to it tomorrow as I work them down. For the time being, its good Its good to be back home and especially in the shack. Bands are in good shape this evening. Aside from listening to K1ZZ for a bit on working Europeans on 30 meters, 20 meters is open very well to Europe and Russia, FK8CP is on 17 meters with a booming sig from the south pacific, and 6 meters is open to northern South America. A good time to relax in the shack and work a few stations. 73 Joel W5ZN

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FW: [arrl-odv:15614] Dayton Membership Results
by Joel Harrison 30 May '07

30 May '07

FYI - here are the 2006 Dayton membership numbers to compare with this year. If my math is correct brand new, never before members are up 37%! Joel _____ From: Hurtado, Amy KB1NXO [mailto:ahurtado@arrl.org] Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 12:07 PM To: Harrison, Joel (President); arrl-odv Cc: Inderbitzen, Bob, NQ1R Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:15614] Dayton Membership Results Hi Joel - 2006 totals: New 59 Renewal 633 Lapsed 112 Total 833 Let me know if you would like any other information. Amy Amy Hurtado, KB1NXO Circulation / Customer Service Manager ARRL - The national Association for Amateur Radio 225 Main Street, Newington, CT 06111 860-594-0257 Fax 860-594-0303 ahurtado(a)arrl.org _____ From: Joel Harrison [mailto:w5zn@arrl.org] Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 12:29 PM To: arrl-odv Cc: Hurtado, Amy KB1NXO; Inderbitzen, Bob, NQ1R Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:15614] Dayton Membership Results Just curious.how does this compare to last year? Joel _____ From: Kramer, Harold, WJ1B [mailto:wj1b@arrl.org] Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 1:48 PM To: arrl-odv Cc: Hurtado, Amy KB1NXO; Inderbitzen, Bob, NQ1R Subject: [arrl-odv:15614] Dayton Membership Results For those of you who helped us at Dayton, thanks again. Here is Amy's first tally of membership results from Dayton: MEMBER TRANSACTIONS NEW 81 RENEWAL 732 LAPSED 121 TOTAL Members 944 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: <http://www.arrl.org/> www.arrl.org/

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RE: [arrl-odv:15596] Secret Society?
by Joel Harrison 30 May '07

30 May '07

Now that I'm back home I just read his editorial. It was different that the previous one I had seen regarding RM-11306. Sad. What REALLY chapped me even worse was the follow up slap in the face on page 57, which of course is seriously lacking factual detail. Well, like I said, I guess he feels since they are not enjoying all of the positive growth we are the best thing to do is attack us. I really thought Rich was above that but I've obviously been proven wrong. Sad. Joel _____ From: k5ur(a)aol.com [mailto:k5ur@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 12:11 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: Re: [arrl-odv:15596] Secret Society? I'm with Coy. Sure japped my jaws. Seems I recall years ago Sumner telling stories about how the ARRL helped save them a couple of times when their sales were so poor. Maybe he doesn't need to be on one of the League's Committees next time around. 73, K5UR -----Original Message----- From: Joel Harrison To: arrl-odv Sent: Wed, 30 May 2007 11:29 am Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:15596] Secret Society? I don't think I have seen this specific editorial, although I did read one he sent out concerning RM-11306 that pretty disheartening to see coming from Rich. All I can say is if I were Rich and was sitting back watching the League grow with a considerable amount of positive attitude from radio amateurs nationwide and my magazine subscriptions weren't keeping pace, I'd be a little sour as well. Too bad, as Rich is on the ARRL Public Relations Committee! 73 Joel W5ZN p.s. Yea, Coy, it didn't chap my jaws but it sure chapped the front to back ratio of my body! -----Original Message----- From: Coy Day [mailto:n5ok@arrl.org <mailto:n5ok@arrl.org?> ] Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 5:36 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:15596] Secret Society? Hi All, I just read Rich Moseson's editorial about the ARRL being a secret society. His comment about "saying one thing while doing another" really chapped my jaws! Coy -- Coy Day, N5OK 20685 SW 29 Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5632 _____ size=2 width="100%" align=center> AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at <http://www.aol.com?ncid=AOLAOF00020000000437> AOL.com.

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