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

[arrl-odv:15532] FCC "Interference Temperature" proceeding terminated
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 04 May '07

04 May '07

Here is some good news from the FCC: http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-07-78A1.doc Commissioner Copps' statement notwithstanding, the "interference temperature" concept was and is fundamentally flawed. Termination of the proceeding was expected; its chief proponent left the FCC, and whatever enthusiasm there had been for the concept left with him. Dave K1ZZ Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 In the Matter of Establishment of an Interference Temperature Metric to Quantify and Manage Interference and to Expand Available Unlicensed Operation in Certain Fixed, Mobile and Satellite Frequency Bands ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ET Docket No. 03-237 Order Adopted: May 2, 2007 Released: May 4, 2007 By the Commission: Commissioner Copps concurring and issuing a separate statement. 1. On November 13, 2003, the Commission adopted a Notice of Inquiry and Notice of Proposed Rule Making ("Notice") in this proceeding. The Notice sought comment on the need for, development of, and implementation of, a new "interference temperature" model for managing interference. That approach would shift the current method of assessing interference which is based on transmitter operations, to an approach that takes into account the cumulative effects of all undesired radiofrequency energy, i.e., energy that may result in interference from both transmitters and noise sources, that is present at a receiver at any instance of time. The Notice also sought comment on establishing interference temperature limits and procedures for assessing interference temperature in the 6525-6700 MHz band and portions of the 12.75-13.25 GHz band. 2. Commenting parties generally argued that the interference temperature approach is not a workable concept and would result in increased interference in the frequency bands where it would be used. While there was some support in the record for adopting an interference temperature approach, no parties provided information on specific technical rules that we could adopt to implement it. Further, with the passage of time, the Notice and the record in this proceeding have become outdated. We are therefore terminating this proceeding without prejudice to its substantive merits. 3. Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that, pursuant to Sections 4(i) and 4(j) of the Communications Act, 47 U.S.C. §§ 154(i) and 154(j), ET Docket No. 03-237 IS TERMINATED, effective upon issuance of this Order. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Marlene H. Dortch Secretary STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS CONCURRING Re: Establishment of an Interference Temperature Metric to Quantify and Manage Interference and to Expand Available Unlicensed Operation in Certain Fixed, Mobile, and Satellite Frequency Bands, Order (ET Docket No. 03-237) I have concerns about today's decision ending our consideration of the "interference temperature" concept. As I stated when we opened this NOI and NPRM, the interference temperature method of managing interference holds promise in improving the Commission's ability to carry out its statutory duty to encourage more efficient uses of the radio spectrum. I believe that the record in this proceeding, as well as academic commentary, indicate that the Commission's ongoing consideration of the issue would be useful. Today's item does not foreclose the Commission from considering interference temperature, either in a particular band or generally, in a future NOI or NPRM. Accordingly, I hope that today's decision does not represent the end of the Commission's work in this important area.

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[arrl-odv:15531] DHS grant application submitted
by Hobart, Mary K1MMH 04 May '07

04 May '07

> Good morning, > > This is just to let you know that our grant application to DHS as a > participant in the competitive grant competition for DHS/Citizen Corps > National Affiliates was successfully submitted yesterday. The grant > proposal is to establish the ARRL Community Leadership Radio Academy > for training of local leadership in Amateur Radio operations, > emergency communications protocols and agency relationships and > licensing information. The total grant request is of $2,118,113 over > three years. Harold and I have worked together with other input from > Mark Spencer on the framework of this project. I have attached the > concept paper and budget for your information. > > DHS expects to award up to $29.1 million as part of this DHS training > grant competition for as many as 11 projects. The DHS grant review > process required that an 8-page concept paper and budget be submitted > by May 4. If accepted, we will have until June 15 to submit a full > proposal. The final announcement on grant awards is expected by > September 30, 2007. > > Next on the list is a grant proposal to United Technologies for a > three year grant to support our Education & Technology Program and the > Teachers Institute. That proposal is due June 1. > > 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:15530] Re: Membership
by Tom Frenaye 04 May '07

04 May '07

At 09:39 PM 5/3/2007, Joel Harrison wrote: >As of the end of April our membership was up again, at 150,895. That is about 2,500 more than this time last year and over 2,000 more than December 31, 2006. That's fabulous!!! Kudos to the Delta Division - up 4.4% since a year ago. Second place was West Gulf at 3.7%, followed by Northwest and Rocky Mountain with a 3.4% increase (New England was at the bottom - 0.0%) http://www.arrl.org/members-only/ODV/memstats.html -- Tom ===== e-mail: k1ki(a)arrl.org ARRL New England Division Director http://www.arrl.org/ Tom Frenaye, K1KI, P O Box J, West Suffield CT 06093 Phone: 860-668-5444

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[arrl-odv:15528] Membership
by Joel Harrison 04 May '07

04 May '07

When I sent you my update yesterday I forgot to mention some nice numbers to you...membership numbers. As of the end of April our membership was up again, at 150,895. That is about 2,500 more than this time last year and over 2,000 more than December 31, 2006. We now have the highest membership in over two years. I don't credit this to one specific thing or person, but rather the collective good work everyone is doing in all areas. It shows and hams are recognizing it. 73 Joel W5ZN

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[arrl-odv:15529] Updated List
by Joel Harrison 04 May '07

04 May '07

Attached is my updated list of DLAC's and LAC's. Please review and let me know any corrections that need to be made. Also, please let me know the callsigns of the people I only have names for. Thanks, Joel

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[arrl-odv:15527] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 03 May '07

03 May '07

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Upcoming Meetings and Events IARU Administrative Council Meeting May 14-15 in Boston, MA IARU Administrative Council Visit May 16 in Newington, CT Dayton Hamvention May 18-20 in Dayton, OH 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 was once again dominated by phone calls and emails regarding the Pave Paws radar issue. In response to our initial web story and contacts with the two frequency coordinators, several repeater owners have already voluntarily reduced the TPO of their machines to 5 Watts. During the week we also began to see messages and calls from the casual operators from the affected areas that are curious about what is going on, as well as being contacted by those outside of the affected areas with the what about us? type questions. Several reports were received from those attending the NARCC meeting April 21st and from all indications the discussions were relatively low-key. The general consensus of those reports were that while there are concerns about why some machines were included on the list (raising the issue of the methodology employed by the DoD contractor) the majority of repeater owners understood and seemed willing to see what can be done to mitigate the problem (though there are a few individuals who came across as less than willing to cooperate). The tenor of repeater owners affected by the New England radar site has generally been cooperative and positive. Also during the week we reviewed nine club constitutions from groups applying for affiliation and sent them on to the club coordinator in the MVP Department. As a response to the May QST article and appeal, we are receiving a few applications to join the VC and VCE programs. These applications are being acknowledged and forwarded on to the appropriate director for consideration. Once they are approved they will be added to the VC/VCE databases. We will be doing a mailing to these new volunteers during May (after Dayton) welcoming them and providing them with appropriate materials to help them in their volunteer duties. Also with summer travel season approaching we are seeing a slight increase in phone calls and emails inquiring about reciprocal operating Media & Public Relations Reported by Allen Pitts, W1AGP Allen was on vacation last week, but helped Betsey Doane cover the ARRL table at the Southington, CT hamfest last weekend. The PSA blitz on Comcast in the NY-NJ-East PA-Washington area continued, now including the brand new PSA for the EmComm campaign of 2007 which has gotten praise from professional TV people for its simplicity and high quality. (this can be viewed at HYPERLINK "http://www.helloradio.org/emergency/video/2007PSA.mp4" \o "http://www.helloradio.org/emergency/video/2007PSA.mp4" http://www.helloradio.org/emergency/video/2007PSA.mp4) and will be available as a DVD for broadcast use at Reno and Dayton. The audit report came in for the final piece of 2006 annual report. Requests for the EmComm brochure continue to be high as well as information and background for many Emergency Communications presentations around the country. Preparations are being completed for speaking at the EmComm West Convention in Reno, NV this weekend. Development Reported by Mary Hobbart, K1MMH Responses to the Education & Technology campaign are starting to roll in. The first week or so of returns has brought in 269 responses totaling more than $13,000. This brings the total in contributions and commitment for 2007 to fund the Education & Technology Program (including the Teachers Institute) to $138,000. April results for the Diamond Club will be included in In-News next week. The Diamond Terrace project is moving along. So far the Terrace has approximately 125 bricks reserved and 4 granite benches. With help from Barry Shelley and Greg a contractor has been selected for both the concrete work and Terrace site preparation. The project is scheduled to begin June 18 with completion by July 4, depending on the weather. Plans are nearly complete for the Development presence at Dayton. The annual Thursday evening Donor Reception attendee list has topped 100 with a few days to go before the reservation deadline. Final work is being completed on a Department of Homeland Security 3-year grant proposal for $1.77 million to fund a Community Leader Training Academy. This project is an enhancement and refinement of the federally funded pilot program, Community Education Project that was completed in 2005. The preliminary proposal is due May 4, with a full proposal due June 15 if ARRL is selected as a finalist. Production/Editorial Reported by Joel Kleinman, N1BKE The new editions of The ARRL General Class License Manual and General Q&A have been released to the printer, as has a new printing of Getting Started with Amateur Radio. Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol. 26, No. 17, distributed to 66,074 members April 27, up by 148 over the previous week. Over the longer term, The ARRL Letter's circulation has increased by some 2400 subscribers over the past five years. Rick prepared/edited news stories on the League's decision to withdraw its regulation-by-bandwidth petition, the continued surge in ham radio applications, ham radio's role in the recent National Hurricane Conference, Ben Schupack, NW7DX, receives big NSF research fellowship, and various news briefs and announcements. Rick voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for April 27. Joel Hallas is consulting on technical matters to the producer of the new Technician video course. Membership & Volunteer Programs Reported by Dave Patton, NN1N Awards Branch CategoryMarch 2007April 2007Year-to-DateYear End GoalWAS Certificates (Manual)283095282WAS Certificates (LoTW)101595295A-1 Op Nominations4347157601A-1 Op Certificates192673288Extra Class Certificates14942194WAC Certificates1844127313VUCC New / Grids5 / 1,0636 / 71123 / 3,655144 / 13,581VUCC Endorsement / Grids5 / 5744 / 33730 / 1,814109 / 6,533Processing Time2 Weeks2 Weeks2 Weeks2 Weeks DXCC Branch CategoryMarch 2007April 2007Year-to-DateYear End GoalCredits Processed56,50242,356186,468622,155Credits Received66,67131,829168,204622,284Applications Returned5265241,9225,642Applications Received9142512,6265,644Applications Pending1,088815818599Processing Time10 Weeks10 Weeks11 Weeks3 Weeks This month, we are introducing an improved format for Awards, DXCC, and Logbook weekly reports. If you have comments regarding this new format, please contact Sharon Taratula. Contests The November SS pins orders have been mailed out. We discovered that the mailers (protective boxes) for the cups werent included with the cups. This will delay the cup/pins order deliveries by about a week. Gavels have been ordered for the June and September 2006 VHF, 2006 November SS, and the 2006 160 Meter Contests. We will have them available for presentation at the Dayton HamVention. The 2006 IARU certificates (about 1800 of them) have been printed and mailed. The QST writeups for the 2007 RTTY Roundup, 2007 January VHF and the 2006 10 Meters contests are being prepared for submission to Production. Logbook of the World CategoryMarch 2007April 20072006 Year End QSO Records Entered Into System125,377,517128,066,270116,730,953QSL Record Matches8,161,4368,448,9557,193,911Logs Processed351,125363,807305,569Active Certificates23,58324,14521.889Registered Users in System 15,58815,91814,474 QSL Branch There is no delay in opening mail and a 5 day delay in slotting of cards. This week, 81 pounds of cards were received from members. W1AW Scott worked on slow and fast code practice files for the first part of the month of May. Scott also assisted the DXCC department with checking 353 (database-inputted) cards against DXCC applications. Joe updated the web code practice files and their archives. He created the texts for the May W1AW Qualifying Runs. He processed all the domestic QSL cards requests for W1AW/4 (2006 IARU). He began processing foreign W1AW/4 QSL cards as well. Joe also processed three Qualifying Run certificates. Field Organization/Public Service Team The Field Organization Team hosted a teleconference with the Section Managers of the Atlantic Division by using the ARRL telebridge. The SMs discussed a variety of topics including membership recruitment ideas with HQ staffers Katie Breen, Steve Ewald, and Chuck Skolaut. As the week progressed, we learned about Amateur Radios response to tornadoes and severe weather in Texas. The Chinese music jammer first reported around last summer is back on 18160 kHz (since April 22), and a number of US, Europe and African stations have sent reports. Chuck forwarded these onto the FCC. Documentation was received regarding the bulletins being heard on 14275 kHz. There have been a number of intruder reports highlighting Over the Horizon Radars heard on 14025, 14010, and 7075 as well as the 4XZ Israeli beacon on 14000. A bubble jammer has been heard on 17 and 40 meters. Two Section Manager nominating petitions arrived at Headquarters recently. Susan Swiderski, AF4FO, has been nominated for new term of office in Georgia, and Ronald Murdock, W6KJ, has been nominated for the SM position in Sacramento Valley. These are for terms of office scheduled to begin on October 1. Any other petitions for this election cycle are due by June 8. Leona Adams processed 38 Field Organization appointments and sent out supply packages, too. Education Services Reported by Debra Johnson, K1DMJ Responsibility for customer service for on-line courses and administrative support has been fully transferred to Education Services from Circulation. Jennie and Debra are receiving training from Amy to learn the details of the CCE system. Rose-Anne fulfilled 32 exhibit kit and brochure requests last week as demand for spring events and preparation for Field Day recruiting is getting underway. ARISS The Cedar Point Elementary School (Bristow, VA) contact was Webcast courtesy of Verizon Conferencing, and audio of the contact may be found on Space Civilian Charles Simonyis website. The University School (Shaker Heights, OH) featured highlights on its school Web site of its successful ARISS contact, including video of the QSO. A hearty thank you goes to The ARRL Foundation which approved $2,000 for the antennas needed on the ISS Columbus module. Education & Technology Program There has been a significant up-tick in the number of requests for curriculum materials and the Basic Electronics Course. Most of the requests are from hams who want to support programs in their local schools. A European university professor asked for additional background material and the software Mark developed to study satellite signal fading that was featured in the recent AMSAT Journal. The professor wants to adapt the concept to his classes. We have in-hand, 6 grant applications for the May round, and a few more are expected. Web/Software Development Reported by Jon Bloom, KE3Z Hugh Brower has been working with outside security vendor ScanAlert to identify whatever security flaws our Web servers may have. They have identified a few problems -- largely cross-site scripting flaws in some of our older scripts -- most of which have now been fixed by Hugh. Micah Murray continues to handle the bulk of routine Web additions and updates while also winnowing down the "punch list" of items for the new membership application system. That list is a bit of a moving target as needs are newly identified and refined. Jon Bloom has been testing the new LoTW server and expects to have it ready for switch-over from the current server within the week. Jon also updated our electronic newsletter distribution system to allow authorized staff to directly mail bulk e-mail to a list of addresses supplied by the submitting staff person. (Previously, such requests had to be handled manually by Jon.) Volunteer Examiner Coordinator Reported by Maria Somma, AB1FM There is still a heavy volume of test sessions coming in from the field. Applications are roughly evenly split between new licensees and upgraders. Thank you to everyone that has pitched in and to those who continue to pitch in during this very busy time. Maybe by summer we'll see the light at the end of the tunnel and hope that it's not a locomotive coming at us. On Monday morning April 23rd, the FCC "fixed" the batch file program which all VECs must use to transmit license data to FCC. After the program update, the VECs could not transmit any files with NEW license applications until Wednesday afternoon when the FCC finally fixed their fix! 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 April 30, 2007 2,484Test Sessions Held (Jan 1 to April 30, 2006 = 1,891) 16,552Candidates Served (Jan 1 to April 30, 2006 = 12,586) 24,326Exam Elements Taken (Jan 1 to April 30, 2006 = 9,007) 793New VEs Accredited (Jan 1 to April 30, 2006 = 451) 16,405New and Upgrade License application forms transmitted to FCC (Jan 1 to April 30, 2006 = 6,540) 2,789License Renewals and Changes transmitted to FCC (330 were Vanity license renewals) 493Club License applications transmitted to FCC (89 were Club Vanity license renewals) (198 new clubs) 5,440VE Newsletter Subscribers 11Donations collected by VEC Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List All Staff 5/28 Holiday Kathy Allison 5/24-5/29 Vacation Margie Bourgoin 5/17-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/1-6/5 Vacation Steve Capodicasa 5/7-5/11 Vacation Joe Carcia 5/25 Vacation `` 6/28-7/6 Vacation `` 7/13 Vacation `` 7/20 Vacation `` 7/27 Vacation Steve Ford 5/17-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/21-5/23 Vacation `` 6/13-6/15 SNAP Publishing Conference, Washington, DC Scott Gee 5/17-5/18 Vacation Mike Gruber 4/23-4/27 Vacation `` 6/4-6/8 Vacation Joel Hallas 5/17-5/20 Dayton Hamvention Ed Hare 5/2-5/3 Vacation `` 5/16-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/21-5/22 National Spectrum Managers Association, Arlington, VA `` 7/8-7/13 EMC Society Symposium Committee Meeting, Honolulu, HI Dan Henderson 5/3-5/7 South Carolina Section Convention, Spartanburg, SC `` 5/17-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/1-6/3 Georgia State Convention, Marietta, GA `` 8/16-8/28 ARRL National Convention, Huntsville, AL/Vacation Mary Hobart 5/8 Vacation `` 5/16-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/1-6/4 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR Khrystyne Keane 5/16 Vacation Joel Kleinman 5/10 Vacation `` 5/17-5/20 Dayton Hamvention Zak Lau 6/21-6/22 Vacation Rick Lindquist 5/7 Vacation `` 5/18-5/20 Delaware Section Convention, Georgetown, DE `` 5/21 Vacation Bill Moore 5/4-5/6 Alabama State Convention, Birmingham, AL `` 5/17-5/20 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/8-6/10 West Gulf Convention, Plano, TX Dave Patton 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/19-6/25 Friedrichshafen Germany Convention Dean Straw 5/16-5/20 Contest University/Dayton Hamvention Dave Sumner 5/8pm-5/9 Washington `` 5/14-5/15 IARU Administrative Council Meeting, Boston, MA `` 5/17-5/18 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/21 Vacation `` 6/10-6/25 ITU-R WP8A Geneva, and Friedrichshafen Germany Mike Tracy 5/23-5/30 Vacation &'()*89:<?@Aejln¯°¹Éêëò - . / úðêÙÌðÅŸ·Ÿ®·Ÿ·Ÿ·ŸŠŸ}tk}a}hG\zh:3-CJ\hG\z>*CJ\hG\z5CJ\ hG\zCJ\h:3->*CJ\htd5CJ\h:3-5CJ\ h:3-CJ\h:3-CJaJh:3-CJ\aJhRWŸ5\h:3-5\hÅ6h:3-jh <shtdCJU j ë; hÅ6UVmHnHu hÅ6CJjÐhÅ6CJU h:3-5#*:;<lmn°ÈÉë . / Q j k ¡ ¢ ÷ïêêêêêêêêêêêêêêêêêååêêêêêgdsIgd:3-$a$gdÅ6$a$gd:3-\Fý/ P Q X \ g j k ¢ ž ¹ Ø Ù Ú AC:=ïáÓÄžÄ±šzrj_THT<Th~$h~$6CJaJh~$h~$CJH*aJh~$h~$CJaJh~$hG\zCJaJh~$CJaJhG\zCJaJ h <s5 h~$5h~$h:3-CJaJ h:3-CJ\h:3->*CJ\htd5CJ\h:3-5CJ\ hsICJ\hsIB*CJaJph33hXEhsIB*CJaJph33hsI>*B*CJaJph33htd5B*CJaJph33 hXEhsI5B*CJaJph33¢ ¹ Ù Ú Ÿ¿~¬ìí78YZíúúúõõõúúððððúúçççççççççççç 7$8$H$gdÝJÚgdnggd~$gd:3-œŸ¿56Žµêë~«¬56ï$%&:õêåêÝÕÊê»ê»ª»êÝyqÝi^Shnh¥:@CJaJhnh <sCJaJh¥:@CJaJh¥:@h¥:@5hÝJÚh <sCJaJhÝJÚCJaJhÝJÚhÝJÚ5hÝJÚhÝJÚCJaJhÝJÚhFCJaJ!hnghng0JB*CJaJphÿjhnghngCJUaJhngh <sCJaJhngCJaJh <sCJaJ hng5hnghngCJaJhngh~$CJaJíîï%&ÑÒMN²³ŽÔòó -;<VúúõõõõõõõõúúìúúçÞÞÞÞÞÙÞFfË $Ifgd\Ügd\Ü 7$8$H$gd~$gd¥:@gd:3-:_do¬ÎÑÒéøýþUVl{ÊË .>MN²ŽÔñòó< ¡ Ã Ï !é!ù!Ï"Ð"Ñ"Ú"#óèóèóèàèÒèàèàèàèÒèàèàèÒèàèàÍÅœ²©©vh\Üh\Ü6CJaJh\Üh\Ü56CJaJh\Üh\ÜCJaJh\Üh\Ü5CJ\aJh\Üh\ÜaJh\Üh <sCJaJh~$CJaJh <sCJaJ h~$5hnh¥:@6CJ]aJh¥:@CJaJhnh¥:@CJaJhnh¥:@6CJaJ-VY\_cd| £§«¬ÀÃÆÉÍÎçóóóóîåóóóóàåóóóóÛåóóóóÖåFfÿFf²Ffe $Ifgd\ÜFf$$Ifa$gd\Üçêìïóô % / 7 B O P i q y ¡ óóóóîåóóóóàåóóóóÛåóóóóÖåFf3-Ffæ)Ff& $Ifgd\ÜFfL#$$Ifa$gd\Ü¡ © ± ¹ Á Â Ã Ï Ø ã î û !óóóóîéäÛÛÛÛÛ $Ifgd\Ügd\Ügd\ÜFf0$$Ifa$gd\Ü ! 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[arrl-odv:15524] Update - Life Beyond RM-11306
by Joel Harrison 03 May '07

03 May '07

Greetings, Believe it or not, there are a number of things we're working on other than RM-11306 which seems to be occupying a lot of our attention these days. I want to give you an update on where we are with a few things. If something is on your mind that you don't see here, as always please ask. This information is provided so you can stay up to date about what we are doing and address any possible questions from your members about these topics. I do not intend, however, for the contents of this email to be reprinted, forwarded or posted on QRZ.com! Washington - Congress: Chwat & Company continues to work the Hill promoting our legislative agenda. Janet Worthington, who took over for Eric Heis, has hit the ground running and is making a number of visits regarding HR 462. Many of you have already received requests for your DLAC to generate letters from specific Congressional districts as a follow-up to a visit. This will continue. We continue to work with Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor to introduce a Senate version of HR 462. He has tentatively agreed to do so, but has not yet dropped the bill. I will be in Washington next Wednesday, May 9. John Chwat and I have a 4:00 PM appointment with the Senator to discuss this matter. Earlier that day, Dave and I will be meeting with Chwat to review our current status with HR 462 and revise our plan as needed. This Friday Chwat has a series of meetings with key congressional representatives in an effort to introduce a bill that would be known as something like the "Amateur Radio Communication Device Protection Act" or similar. Through this bill the ARRL is requesting that legislation be introduced in the House and Senate which would permit the FCC, through regulations, to propose a consistent antenna preemption policy, based on previously passed public law. Dave and I will receive an update from John on his progress next week during our visit. Washington - Court of Appeals ARRL -vs- FCC: There is nothing new to report here. Our brief is due in about two weeks and Chris and the Wilmer Hale law firm are finalizing our brief. Washington - FCC BPL Enforcement: Ever since the FCC dismissed the interference complaints of several Manassas, Virginia amateur radio operators, Chris Imlay has been trying to obtain information about the dismissal. The Enforcement Bureau would not say anything, so Chris filed an FOI request for all information pertaining to the dismissal on February 23, 2007. The FOI information was originally due March 26, 2007, at the latest. The Enforcement Bureau sent a letter, dated March 23, claiming that an additional ten days was necessary, for reasons left vague, and a new disclosure date was set for April 9, 2007. On April 10, Chris received a call informing him that there would be an additional delay in order to afford time for the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) to review the documents, but they assured Chris he would have the documents by April 20. When Chris did not agree, he was told either he must consent to a second postponement of the release of the documents requested, to and including April 20, 2007 so that the General Counsel's office could review the documents assembled by the Enforcement Bureau, or else the Commission would have "no choice" but to deny the FOIA request (on what basis, he was not told). Faced with that completely baseless threat, he had no choice but to agree that the documents could be released on April 20. Chris advised them that now, for the third time, and again without support in the FOIA or the Commission's rules, they had unilaterally imposed an additional delay. Chris reminded the Enforcement Bureau that they had given their word that the documents would be delivered to him by PDF on Friday, April 27. Chris reminded them they had been informed that he needed the documents for pending appellate litigation, and that the Commission's actions in this matter were unconscionable. After the documents are disclosed, Chris told them he fully intends to ask the Inspector General to review the matter and that he could not be held to "consent" where the threat has been made that if he didn't consent, the Commission will simply deny the FOIA request, thus forcing him to file a petition for reconsideration, which would inevitably take months for the Commission to resolve, thus effectively frustrating the purpose for the request in the first place. Our main focus here was to obtain the documents, not wait months for yet another appeal. I gave Chris full latitude and approval to do whatever he felt necessary to obtain the documents. Chris knows how to handle these matters and held his ground with the enforcement bureau and sunk his bulldog teeth firmly in their behinds. As a result, on Friday April 27, around 6:00 PM, they complied with the FOIA request and provided the documents. Dave, Chris and Ed Hare are currently reviewing the material. Washington - FCC in General: For the first time in a very long time, there isn't anything to report on the regulatory front from the FCC. Now that 04-140 and 05-235 are out the door hams seem to be going about their lives and enjoying amateur radio. Now that we've withdrawn RM-11306 that fury has died down, at least for the short term. I've already advised you of our intent in July to fully debate the matter. Dave, Chris, Paul and I will meet on May 9 at the ARRL Technical Relations Officer in Fairfax, Virginia to develop a draft plan and proposal for moving forward. I intend to have the Vice President's review and discuss the proposal and then send to you for review and discussion prior to the July meeting. 5 MHz: CTO Rinaldo continues to work with various government agencies to bring about enhancement of the privileges at 5 MHz. We continue to have support for an ERP increase from 50 watts to 100 watts, replacing 5368.0 kHz with 5358.5 kHz, and mode expansion to include CW and RTTY. There is still resistance to using some digital modes at 5 MHz. We have stated that we recognize that digital modes such as PSK31 and PACTOR-III modes, with some exceptions, are not generally interoperable with Federal systems but believe they are valuable to the amateur service including during emergencies. We believe that these modes can be operated in a manner, using listen-before-transmit techniques, that will not interfere with Federal operations. WRC-07: Work continues in preparation for WRC-07. On the agenda is the 4-10 MHz allocation, excluding 7.0-7.2 MHz. For the Amateur Service, the big question is what will happen to 7.2-7.3 MHz on a worldwide basis, and also what attention 5 MHz will receive for a worldwide Amateur Service allocation. As has been reported to you many times, our Technical Relations Office as well as IARU President Price, Vice President Ellam and a corps of other volunteers attend meetings daily in Washington and Geneva. IARU Vice President Tim Ellam, VE6SH, will attend our July meeting and give us a full report on these activities. That's all I have for now. I'll have a report for you after my return from D.C. next week. 73 Joel W5ZN

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[arrl-odv:15525] RE: [arrl-odv:15511] A&F Minutes - April 14, 2007
by Tom Frenaye 03 May '07

03 May '07

At 11:00 AM 5/1/2007, John Bellows wrote: >If the data being relied upon is AHØA (is that the right call?) keep in >mind that data includes the offset of the ten year old tech licenses >that came up for renewal and weren't renewed. Yes, that's true - it is the same data that is in the FCC database. As far as I know the historical and detail information isn't found in the ARRL web site. Here's where it is found -> http://www.ah0a.org/FCC/index.html They keep people in the database for two (?) years after expiration. In March the total number of hams dropped by 429, in April it dropped by 108. Some more detail: Change in totals March April Total Novice -415 -272 -687 Technician -5,465 -1,895 -7,360 General +5,097 +1,882 +6,079 Advance d -527 -312 -839 Extra +881 +489 +1,370 Overall change -429 -108 -537 (to 654,940 overall) >My impression from having participated in three VE sessions since early >March has been that from 50% to 60% of the examinees have been sitting >for the tech license and passing. I asked what the ARRL VEC experience >was and understood near one-half was typical. Of course the best source >would be to ask Maria Somma directly. Her summary says 7,560 new licensees and 9,775 upgrades since the beginning of the year (44-56 ratio). Since this is important to us to keep track of this year, I hope we'll see some monthly data posted on ODV. -- Tom >-----Original Message----- >From: Kay Craigie [mailto:n3kn@verizon.net] >Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 7:17 AM >To: arrl-odv >Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:15511] A&F Minutes - April 14, 2007 > >Thanks for the Minutes, Tom. > >Am I premature in being concerned by the numbers showing that so far, >dropping the code requirement hasn't resulted in an increase in new >licensees? If an upturn doesn't turn up, we have a problem. We have hung >a >lot of hats on that hook. > >If I'm jumping the gun, when would it be reasonable to expect to see an >effect of the requirement change on the number of newcomers? > >73 - Kay N3KN ===== e-mail: k1ki(a)arrl.org ARRL New England Division Director http://www.arrl.org/ Tom Frenaye, K1KI, P O Box J, West Suffield CT 06093 Phone: 860-668-5444

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[arrl-odv:15526] Suggested Process for New ARRL
by Jim Weaver 02 May '07

02 May '07

Joel, You invited specific recommendations from Tom. I will take it that this applies to the rest of the Board as well. I offer the following process for introducing new, major initiatives to our members and nonmembers. One could legitimately refer to this as a Marketing Plan inasmuch as we will be marketing ideas and concepts. In sequence, the steps would be as follow. I am sure Jim Fenstermaker can discuss and expand on the steps I've listed. Of course, I will be happy to assist in developing details of each step. 1. Develop and review, and modify a new concept/idea by the Board, staff and'/or advisory committee. 2. Perform a member Attitude Survey to determine the ingoing receptiveness, preconceived ideas and objections of amateurs to the new concept. Be certain to include amateurs from throughout the spectrum of interest groups. 3. Review the results of the Attitude Survey for useful input - favorable or unfavorable. 4. Develop a revised concept/idea as appropriate. 5. Perform another Attitude Survey of any revised concept/idea or to investigate key results of the earlier survey. 6. Using the results of the Attitude Survey(s), develop a still more updated concept/idea. 7. Using the results of the Attitude Survey(s), develop lists of selling points, negatives (objections), confusion, strengths and weaknesses of the concept/idea. 8. Using the information identified in Step No. 7, develop strategies for supplementing the strong points identified by hams and for using these strong points to sell the concept/idea. Similarly, develop strategies to offset or blunt identified potential attacks by minority interests and include these in the marketing plan. Develop plans that will clarify confusions identified to us. Additional Attitude Survey(s) may be appropriate to explore individual facets of the proposed concept/idea. 9. Develop the concept/idea into a firm proposal. 10. Assemble the entire Marketing Plan. 11. Implement appropriate parts of the marketing plan at strategic moments using all available, useful media to reach the greatest number of amateurs. Be certain to address major concerns early on to minimize the effect of ARRL-baiters on other amateurs. 12. Repeat in various forms the appropriate aspects of the marketing plan often. Use all appropriate media to reach the greatest number of amateurs. 13. Clearly enlist the active assistance of pro-concept/idea amateurs to support the final proposal. There, I am sure, are a number of dedicated, loyal members who have experience in developing and administering "Consumer" Attitude Surveys, etc. who would be available to assist implement such a program. As always, ask any questions or make any comments you wish. I suggest that progress in our ability marketing/selling our ideas will occur only if the Board sheds our inherent tendencies to play things very close to the vest when it comes to intra-Board communication. Tnx, 73, 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!

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RE: One member's view of RM11306
by Jim Weaver 02 May '07

02 May '07

Chris, The failure in marketing or RM-11306 was not in the petition, itself. This was very precise and thorough. On the other hand, I suggest it is not reasonable to expect Joe or Joan Ham to read through such a lengthy, detailed tome of legalese and first of all to stay awake long enough to finish it and secondly to understand most of all that has been written. This is where a market plan comes into play. One might simplify a market plan outline to something similar to the concept many managers have of a good memo - i.e. 1) Tell them what you are going to say, 2) Say it and then, 3) Tell them what you said. This overly simplistic view of course fails to emphasize how to get to what it is you want to tell them. What you want to tell them includes that which is beneficial and why it is beneficial, and why the areas that may be attacked by unbelievers are not really assailable. One does not get this done in one news release or any other single document. A detailed petition is perfect for people who are trained and paid to read and understand these, but sound bites are even more significant in getting the individual points across to typical people. Skip Teller essentially sold his misguided ideas through sound bites. A good marketing plan often includes, but is not at all limited to, sound bite-like information releases. Advertising, whether print or audio or video, is largely sound bite-based. Advertising is nothing more than a phase of marketing. Petitions submitted to the FCC are not generally part of marketing although the information contained in them can be used for marketing. Marketing is the technique of getting people to want to buy or accept or promote whatever it is that is being offered to them. 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! -----Original Message----- From: w3kd(a)aol.com [mailto:w3kd@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 5:06 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: Re: One member's view of RM11306 I don't know anything about marketing, Jim, but I had thought that we did a fair job of explaining the basis for the petition in the petition itself, where it belongs, and in our reply comments filed originally. I think it fair to say that the petition was misunderstood by the commenters, and that it woudn't have been much to expect a fair reading of the petition before the vitriolic comments started. Where I think there is a decent point made about lack of marketing was in our failure to explain the basis for our change in philosophy when we filed the revised appendix after the meeting with the WTB staff. It provided a fertile ground for the complete fabrications of Teller and his ilk. I need to note that Dave Sumner strongly urged that we publicize and explain our actions at that time, and that I and some EC members took a contrary view (one that prevailed in the Executive Committee meeting) fearing that fanfare about the changed proposal would simply lead to more flaming. Dave's view was clearly the correct one in hindsight, but with FCC rulemaking, it is expected that the filer will justify his or her or its petition in the filings made in the proceeding. What we do with our members is a different matter, but if the petition does not sufficiently justify itself, it won't be successful, and the amateur community that is interested in the subject matter won't get it. If they don't get it, they won't like it. Therefore, to me, our own filings are where we ought to look first for "what went wrong." 73, Chris W3KD -----Original Message----- From: k8je(a)arrl.org To: arrl-odv(a)reflector.arrl.org Sent: Tue, 1 May 2007 2:23 PM Subject: RE: One member's view of RM11306 Dave, First, let me point out I did not say I agree that the management of the petition was totally horrible. It wasn't. I can see where you might think I felt this way, though. My error. On the other hand, in terms of putting our best argument forward to as many amateurs as possible and in terms of anticipating the Tellerites' attacks (which we could have done very early on), it was al very inadequate attempt at marketing the concept. To say our marketing strategy was thoroughly developed (which I did not hear you say, of course) would tend to keep us in the operating mode that failed so miserably. Even if Skip and his diminutive cohort come around to "our side" in a future issue, we should expect someone else will pick up the gauntlet and do their very best to slay the ARRL dragon. This is the reason it is so important to develop a marketing strategy that anticipates attacks (often vicious) against our proposals and is ready to reach the sensible-but-uninformed mass of amateurs before the League bashers capture their minds. Every marketing plan I participated in which I helped develop (the human safety/medical) aspects of was based upon the best possible knowledge of how people would respond to the concept, including the major objections minor factions would raise against it. The strategy included the best way to market the concept to receptive and those sitting on-the-fence, as well as how to minimize the impact of the few who had axes to grind against it. Incidentally, are you in 6-land to get closer to Scarborough? Hi! 73, 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! -----Original Message----- Dave, From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ [ <javascript:parent.ComposeTo(> mailto:dsumner@arrl.org] Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 2:04 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: RE: One member's view of RM11306 I certainly disagree, Jim. The analogy is ridiculous. Most of the problems arose because of misrepresentations made, either deliberately or otherwise, by Skip Teller and a couple of others. However, Skip now says he will support a bandwidth petition as long as the concerns about the proliferation of semi-automatic operation are addressed. Dave K1ZZ/6 _____ From: Jim Weaver [ <javascript:parent.ComposeTo(> mailto:k8je@arrl.org] Sent: Sun 4/29/2007 9:05 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: One member's view of RM11306 >From a member: The management of "Regulation by Bandwidth" was terrible in every respect. The ARRL blaming its failure on the community's "widespread misconceptions" is outrageous; I don't think anyone's sunk that low since Nixon resigned due to "lack of support in Congress". Does anyone disagree? 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! _____ 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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