March 2015 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:24104] KP3/K1ZZ
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Tomorrow Linda and I leave for 8 days of vacation in Puerto Rico. I plan to be back in the office April 2. This is not a DXpedition, mini or otherwise, but if you hear KP3/K1ZZ on the air it's probably not a bootlegger. I may even do some SSB in the WPX Contest but we will not have much of a signal. I should be reachable by cellphone most of the time and by email intermittently. 73, Dave

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[arrl-odv:24103] Re: K1IW Article - April QST
by Doug Rehman 20 Mar '15

20 Mar '15

Thank you Steve. I've copied ODV on this reply so that everyone there can read your email. 73, Doug K4AC From: Ford, Steve, WB8IMY [mailto:sford@arrl.org] Sent: Friday, March 20, 2015 2:24 PM To: Rehman, Doug, K4AC; Famiglio, Bob K3RF (Vice Dir,ATL) Cc: Kramer, Harold, WJ1B; Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ Subject: K1IW Article - April QST Gentlemen: Dave Sumner forwarded your comments to me concerning Bob DeMattia's article in the April issue of QST on the topic of DMR, NXDN, etc. I don't have access to the ODV email reflector, so I am taking the liberty of responding directly. Concerning the capabilities of DMR, NXDN and P25 transceivers, I have no doubt that you are correct. All technical articles are reviewed by our Technical Editorial Committee before they appear in the magazine, but no one on the committee has broad experience in this area, so those inaccuracies were missed. The author is a repeater coordinator and has substantial experience, but it appears that his knowledge may not be fully up to date. A QST "Feedback" correction will appear in the May issue and the correction has already been posted on our Feedback page at www.arrl.org/feedback <http://www.arrl.org/feedback> . There appears to be considerable discussion about the spectral efficiency of DMR with a number of conflicting opinions. Technical Correspondence in QST serves as a forum for hashing out technical issues and if members wish to submit comment about the spectral characteristics of DMR, we'd be happy to consider them for the column. Finally, we have scheduled a much more in-depth article on the subject of DMR later this year. It was written by John Burningham, W2AXB, the author of the popular "Amateur Radio Guide to Digital Mobile Radio." 73 . . . Steve Ford, WB8IMY QST Editor in Chief and Publications Manager ARRL -- the National Association for Amateur Radio tel 860-594-0287 sford(a)arrl.org <mailto:sford@arrl.org>

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[arrl-odv:24102] Re: Inaccurate/Misleading Article in April QST
by Bob Famiglio K3RF 20 Mar '15

20 Mar '15

I must agree with Doug's disappointment at well. The article has important fundamental errors. I own and operate several NXDN Kenwood amateur band repeater systems as well as an interoperable ICOM iDAS repeater, all of which mostly operate on analog FM but switch automatically to digital when needed. The Kenwood and Icom radios which I own which have iDAS or NXDN also operate analog very well. I own numerous D-STAR radios as well. The ham market DMR (D-STAR with the CS-7000) radios from CSI, very popular, all operate analog wide and narrow as well. P25 is not my favorite mode, but I have never seen a P25 portable that does NOT operate analog either. Another important error is the comment that DMR packs twice the spectral efficiency. While compared to Fusion C4FM, DMR (as well as P25 Phase 2) is arguably better at spectrum use, D-STAR, like NXDN in narrow mode and iDAS, is always 6.25 KHz wide, DMR (and Fusion) is always 12.5 KHz wide. Though it is true that DMR will support two talk paths at once, it is not more spectrally efficient and usually less so when only one QSO is in progress, as it is much of the time. What troubles me is that the writer clearly has good credentials, but has opined on something he clearly is not familiar with or our editing staff may have accidently introduced errors. This is basic stuff. Do we have a peer review process for technical articles? Maybe not. Bob Famiglio, K3RF Vice Director, ARRL Atlantic Division 610-359-7300 From: arrl-odv [ <mailto:arrl-odv-bounces@reflector.arrl.org> mailto:arrl-odv-bounces@reflector.arrl.org] On Behalf Of Doug Rehman Sent: Friday, March 20, 2015 1:01 PM To: ''arrl-odv'' Subject: [arrl-odv:24099] Inaccurate/Misleading Article in April QST I am disappointed in the article titled "Untangling Digital Voice Above 50 MHz" as it has multiple inaccuracies. The table on page 31 shows that Yaesu Fusion and D-Star are "Analog FM Compatible" while DMR, NXDN, and P25 are not. Further, the third paragraph on page 32 begins, "In contrast, P25, NXDN, and DMR transceivers are digital only." While I don't have any experience with NXDN, I own several DMR portables and about a dozen P25 radios. The DMR and P25 transceivers are absolutely capable of analog FM operation and I regularly use them on analog FM repeaters. Thirty seconds of Googling confirmed that the NXDN radios are likewise analog FM capable. Further, excluding D-Star, the repeaters for all of the digital modes are capable of digital or analog operation. The P25 repeaters for example can be set to retransmit analog as analog and digital as digital. We have a network of VHF P25 repeaters in my county that are set up to individually repeat analog FM signals and repeat P25 signals across the entire network. Another row in the table on page 31 indicates if the radios are "Front Panel Programmable". Again it shows Yaesu Fusion and D-Star as yes and DMR, NXDN, and P25 as no. This is again incorrect. Several of my P25 radios are front panel programmable. While my DMR radios are not FPP, there is readily available firmware for at least one brand to make them FPP. Yet another row incorrectly indicates that there are not P25 dual band models. Motorola and Harris both produce multiband radios. These are just the most glaring inaccuracies that jumped out at me. Was this article an April Fools joke? Doug K4AC

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[arrl-odv:24099] Inaccurate/Misleading Article in April QST
by Doug Rehman 20 Mar '15

20 Mar '15

I am disappointed in the article titled "Untangling Digital Voice Above 50 MHz" as it has multiple inaccuracies. The table on page 31 shows that Yaesu Fusion and D-Star are "Analog FM Compatible" while DMR, NXDN, and P25 are not. Further, the third paragraph on page 32 begins, "In contrast, P25, NXDN, and DMR transceivers are digital only." While I don't have any experience with NXDN, I own several DMR portables and about a dozen P25 radios. The DMR and P25 transceivers are absolutely capable of analog FM operation and I regularly use them on analog FM repeaters. Thirty seconds of Googling confirmed that the NXDN radios are likewise analog FM capable. Further, excluding D-Star, the repeaters for all of the digital modes are capable of digital or analog operation. The P25 repeaters for example can be set to retransmit analog as analog and digital as digital. We have a network of VHF P25 repeaters in my county that are set up to individually repeat analog FM signals and repeat P25 signals across the entire network. Another row in the table on page 31 indicates if the radios are "Front Panel Programmable". Again it shows Yaesu Fusion and D-Star as yes and DMR, NXDN, and P25 as no. This is again incorrect. Several of my P25 radios are front panel programmable. While my DMR radios are not FPP, there is readily available firmware for at least one brand to make them FPP. Yet another row incorrectly indicates that there are not P25 dual band models. Motorola and Harris both produce multiband radios. These are just the most glaring inaccuracies that jumped out at me. Was this article an April Fools joke? Doug K4AC

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[arrl-odv:24097] WARFA Jamming - Some Additional Comments
by Richard J Norton 19 Mar '15

19 Mar '15

We have been advised that the EC will discuss the WARFA jamming issue at the upcoming meeting. Chris Imlay's report covers the essence. Here are a few more items that might assist the committee in understanding the problem. *W6WBJ - Crowell* The major player appears to be a William Crowell. His license W6WBJ, expired in 2007. W6WBJ (World's Biggest Jammer) is a vanity call. He was N6AYJ. He is 67 years old, and lives in Diamond Springs, CA, a small town between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. He is a lawyer, or former lawyer. It appears that he believes he can successfully parry any FCC attack on his ability to transmit using his legal skills. So far, that has proven to be true. Crowell is open and proud of his activities. Put "crowell youtube w6wbj" into Google, and you can look at videos he has posted and comments he makes. In one interview he conducts with an apparent former jammer, WA6JIY, Crowell comments about using recording jamming, something that he is now heavily engaged in. A 2010 Administrative Law Judge Memorandum Opinion, and Order on the license is primarily composed of comments on Crowell's abuse of process. See https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-10M-04A1.pdf Crowell's success has not gone unnoticed by his acolytes. For instance, there was a publicized action concerning W7WL last fall. Encouraged by Crowell's success, W7WL is back, and both he and Crowell even openly taunt Laura Smith on the air. Nothing happens. *Some History* The jamming of the WARFA group is only a few years old. Previously, WBJ and crowd jammed the Art Bell, W6OBB, group. Art Bell had an all-night radio show on AM radio, where he discussed things like aliens from outer space. His celebrity may have attracted attack. His 75-meter group was into hi-fi audio, among other things. *Unwanted Assistance* The jamming has riled up unwanted assistance from a John Prukop, WA7BZI, who has apparently used foul language at times. I've heard that Laura Smith associates Prukop with WARFA, and therefore may be using a this-is-just-a-fight-between-two-bad-parties excuse for not working the problem. *Other Approaches* There is a situation in San Antonio, where a jammer has been silenced by application of state anti-harassment law. Chris Imlay is somewhat aware of it, and does not recommend that approach. I comment that so far, it has worked. It does not seem far fetched to regard making-threats-against-people as harassment rather than radio interference, even if it was done over the air. It would not be out of line for the EC to at least discuss it. * Media* As mentioned before, a WARFA member suggested that she was going to go to newspapers with the story. I strongly suggested that this would likely end up with a story that reflected badly on Amateur Radio as a whole. With the current dust-up at the University of Oklahoma, making national headlines, I can't imagine that a publicized rally in front of Crowell's home wouldn't make national news, and possibly get lawmakers on the FCC's case. I'm not advocating it, but it might have an effect. *ARRL Image* The ARRL does not currently have a reputation of having done much on this issue. I hope we can do something, such as leverage our good-will with certain congresspersons to get some action. 73, Dick Norton., N6AA I will be away and without E-mail from early this afternoon until Sunday night.

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[arrl-odv:24096] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 19 Mar '15

19 Mar '15

IN-Newsletter Vol. 40, No. 9 March 18, 2015 - Covers the period March 1-14. Upcoming Meetings and Events Executive Committee March 21 @ 8:30am in Dulles, VA Administration & Finance Committee April 11 @ 8:30am in Newington, CT Production/Editorial Reported by Becky Schoenfeld, W1BXY "Oscilloscopes for Radio Amateurs" by Paul Danzer, N1II, was sent to the printer. Sales and Marketing Reported by Bob Inderbitzen, NQ1R Bob Inderbitzen prepared materials for the ARRL Wisconsin State Convention, AES Superfest, which will be held on Saturday, March 21. Bob is attending Superfest which is held at annually at Amateur Electronic Supply in Milwaukee. ARRL's planning for Dayton Hamvention has ramped-up, including registration activity, exhibit planning, ARRL-sponsored forums, and promotion. Diane Petrilli attended a "Great Ideas" conference, sponsored by the American Society of Association Executives. A St. Patrick's Day-themed membership promotion was prepared for emailing on March 16. A spring-themed publications promotion was prepared for mailing later this month. The mailing includes coupons that can be redeemed in April, May, and June. Yvette Vinci prepared the report of new Life Members for the upcoming Executive Committee Meeting. Summary of warehouse fulfillment activity, reported by Steve Capodicasa: Week ending Packages fulfilled Member Premiums 3/13/2015 679 471 3/6/2015 812 425 2/27/2015 751 640 2/20/2015 798 436 Field Services & Radiosport Reported by Dave Patton, NN1N DXCC Paper/Fieldcheck Processing Time 2 Weeks Logbook Processing Time 3 - 5 Business Days Logbook of the World Category Feb 2015 QSO Records Entered Into System 658,521,220 QSL Record Matches 106,556,975 Logs Processed 7,547,964 Active Certificates 111,352 Registered Users in System 74,948 Logbook Inquiries Feb 2015 Time on the Phone 26 Hours Phone Calls 221 Emails 1,832 Total 2,053 Field Organization/Public Service Team The nomination period for new Section Manager terms of office starting on July 1, 2015, concluded on Friday, March 6. Leona Adams reports that Utah Section Manager Mel Parkes, NM7P, will face Pat Malan, N7PAT, of South Jordan, in the only Section Manager balloted election this spring. Northern New Jersey Section Manager Rich Krohn, N2SMV, submitted his petition this past week in advance of the deadline. No other nominees from Northern New Jersey were submitted, so Rich will continue his position. Marty Pittinger, KB3MXM, of Owings Mills, Maryland, was nominated for the Maryland -DC SM position. No other nominations from MDC were submitted. Jim Cross, WI3N, the present Section Manager, decided not to run for another term of office. Marty will succeed Jim in July. Jim has been Section Manager in MDC since 2006. Ron Harden, Jr. KB5HGM, of Baird, Texas, was previously nominated as West Texas Section Manager earlier this season. He was the only nominee for the position when current Section Manager Bill Roberts, W5NPR, decided not to run for a new term of office. Ron will succeeded Bill in July. Bill has been West Texas SM since 2011. As previously reported in earlier IN Newsletters, the following incumbent Section Managers were nominated for new terms of office. Since they will not have any opposition in this election cycle, they will begin their new terms of office on July 1: John Bigley, N7UR (Nevada); Bob Beaudet, W1YRC (Rhode Island); Peter Stohrer, K1PJS (New Hampshire); Dan Pruitt, AE6SX (San Joaquin Valley). Chuck Skolaut compiled and sent the monthly ARRL Monitoring System/Intruder Watch report to the Region 2 IARU Monitoring Coordinator. Documentation was also forwarded to Laura Smith regarding operation on 3.843 MHz. One radio amateur from New York-Long Island successfully completed requirements to become an Official Observer this past week. A report of an unidentified digital signal being heard on several 2 meter frequencies in Western Washington was received and is being checked out. A report of an Over the Horizon Radio signal on 28.930 MHz was received and verified by the Region 1 monitoring coordinator as originating in Cyprus or Turkey. Chuck and Steve filled in for W1AW staff by running two morning code practice sessions at W1AW this past week. Education Services Reported by Debra Johnson, K1DMJ --Our winter issue of Radio Waves<http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Radio%20Waves%20Newsletter/Winter%202015%20R…> was sent to 15,686 subscribers. --During February we received 81 license instructor registrations and posted 50 class listings for 2015. --Plans are underway for an Education booth in the ARRL Expo for Hamvention. Larry Kendall, K6NDL will represent the Education & Technology Program. Scouting Ourgraphics team designed a certificate for the new ARRL Boy Scouts Community Service Award. Section Managers can submit nominations for this award, which was finalized through coordination with the BSA National Relationships Committee. The award entitles the leader to wear the BSA Square Knot emblem. Read more<http://www.arrl.org/news/boy-scouts-recognize-arrl-amateur-radio-service-to…>. License Instruction Authors Rick Crockett, W0PC and Ron Ochu, KO0Z are writing lesson plans and developing power points to create a General License Preparation Course that will correspond to the license study content presentation in ARRL's new 8th edition of GCLM to be released this spring. Education & Technology Program A brochure<http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Teachers%20Institute/Teachers%20Institute%20…> with the details of the Teachers Institute program for 2015 was printed and is being distributed upon request. In addition to an announcement in March QST, information about these professional development opportunities has been circulated through email distribution lists and several communications streams to educators. Inquiries and applications are beginning to come in. ARISS During February astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, IZ0UDF made successful contacts with students at W.T. Sampson School, a Dept. of Defense school in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and with students at Council Rock High School in Holland, PA and at Riversink Elementary School in Crawfordville, FL. International contacts included Cristoforetti's interview with two Italian schools and a contact between Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov with students in St. Petersburg, Russia. ARISS opened a new window on February 15 to receive proposals from US schools wanting to host a contact during Jan-June 2016. Edith Lennon, N2ZRW is now contracting with ARRL Education Services to provide administrative support for the ARISS program. A draft MOU is in the works with CASIS (Center for Advancement of Science in Space) to provide the basis for funding to support for ARISS operations through 2015. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Hamfest/Member Contact/ARRL Representative/Meetings/Vacations All Staff 4/3 Holiday All Staff 5/25 Holiday All Staff 7/3 Holiday Leona Adams 3/13 PTO Bob Allison 4/3-3/5 WCF Technical Conference, Sebring, FL Steve Capodicasa 3/16 PTO `` 3/27 PTO `` 4/13 PTO Lauren Clarke 3/28-4/1 Assoc. of Fundraising Conference, Baltimore, MD Mike Corey 5/1-5/3 Nevada State Convention, Verdi, NV Steve Ewald 3/27-4/7 PTO Jackie Ferreira 3/13 PTO Norm Fusaro 3/27-3/29 Texas State Convention, Rosenberg, TX Mike Gruber 5/1 NearFest, Deerfield, NH `` 6/1-6/4 PTO `` 8/24-8/28 PTO `` 9/28-10/2 PTO Ed Hare 3/13-3/19 IEEE EMC Symposium & Board Meeting, San Jose, CA `` 3/3/20-3/28 PTO `` 4/2-4/6 North Carolina State Convention, Raleigh, NC `` 6/5-6/7 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR Dan Henderson 7/16-7/18 Board Meeting/Committee Meeting `` 7/31-8/2 Rocky Mountain Division Convention, Bryce Canyon, UT Bob Inderbitzen 3/19-3/22 Wisconsin State Convention, Milwaukee, WI `` 8/7-8/9 South Texas Section convention, Austin, TX Debra Johnson 3/4-3/11 PTO `` 3/27-3/30 PTO Sean Kutzko 3/20-3/22 S. Florida Section Convention, Stuart, FL `` 3/26-3/27 PTO Dave Patton 3/19-3/22 Nebraska State Convention, Lincoln, NE `` 4/17-4/19 International DX, Visalia, CA `` 7/24-7/26 Oklahoma Section Convention, Oklahoma City, OK Diane Petrilli 6/5-6/7 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR Steve Sant Andrea 3/11-3/12 PTO Barry Shelley 3/24-3/27 PTO Dave Sumner 3/18-3/22 FCC Visit/Executive Committee Meeting, Dulles, VA `` 3/24-4/1 PTO `` 4/30-5/1 NAB luncheon/PTO `` 5/26-6/5 PTO `` 6/11-6/14 West Gulf Division Convention, Irving, TX `` 6/23-6/29 Friedrichshafen Convention, Germany Yvette Vinci 3/10-3/13 PTO

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[arrl-odv:24095] ARRL Network Maintenance
by Shelley, Barry, N1VXY 18 Mar '15

18 Mar '15

Good Afternoon: On Monday, March 23rd from 7 pm to 10 pm EDT (2300 UTC on 3/23 to 200 UTC on 3/24) the ARRL network will be down for maintenance in preparation for implementation of the new VOIP phone system approved in the 2015 Plan. Services affected will be: Logbook of the World E-mail to arrl.org addresses at HQ (inbound messages will be queued for delivery when the network is back up) On-line DXCC application Centennial QSP Party application ARRL E-store The ARRL web site will not be impacted. We will be posting messages of this outage to the appropriate outlets such as the LoTW web page, the ARRL-LOTW Yahoo group, the ARRL news on the web site, ARRL Letter and the On-line DXCC and CQP web pages. 73, Barry J. Shelley, N1VXY Chief Financial Officer ARRL, Inc. The National Association for Amateur Radio (860) 594-0212 www.arrl.org

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[arrl-odv:24093] The Value of ARRL Membership
by Dr. David Woolweaver 18 Mar '15

18 Mar '15

Dave: Thanks! This is exactly what is needed. David

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[arrl-odv:24090] FW: Re: Android - Repeater Directory Marketing
by Kramer, Harold, WJ1B 17 Mar '15

17 Mar '15

I asked Bob Inderbitzen to respond to Director Norton's inquiry. Regards/73, Harold Harold Kramer, WJ1B ARRL Chief Operating Officer 860 594 0220 -----Original Message----- From: Inderbitzen, Bob, NQ1R Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2015 3:15 PM To: Kramer, Harold, WJ1B Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:24082] Re: Android - Repeater Directory Marketing [Harold, please share with Director Norton and ODV] The ARRL Repeater Directory App, like the ARRL QST App, is distributed freely through the Google Play store. Users who own a current Repeater Directory enjoy the full functionality of the app, which is controlled through the distribution of a unique activation code bundled with every physical book. Each code permits full use of the app on up to 4 devices. Users may also purchase a code directly from ARRL for $9.95. Google receives no consideration for these sales--which we treat as one-year subscriptions to the ARRL Repeater Directory database. As such, obtaining the app from the Google Play store is "FREE." I will contact the app's developer to discuss changes to the description of the app in Google's store that will help make it clear that the app functions in a limited way until a subscription is activated with the purchase of a book or code. Bob NQ1R -----Original Message----- From: arrl-odv [mailto:arrl-odv-bounces@reflector.arrl.org] On Behalf Of Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 7:06 PM To: Norton, Richard, N6AA; arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:24082] Re: Android - Repeater Directory Marketing All, I will let Harold field this as I have no firsthand knowledge of the arrangement and am preparing for meetings in DC (and the EC) later in the week. However, I note in passing that Dick's source is incorrect in that the 3.3 rating is out of 5, not 10. Also, the "5" ratings outnumber the "1" ratings. Dave K1ZZ From: arrl-odv [mailto:arrl-odv-bounces@reflector.arrl.org] On Behalf Of Ed Hudgens Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 6:58 PM To: Norris, David, K5UZ; Norton, Richard, N6AA Cc: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:24081] Re: Android - Repeater Directory Marketing David It is our app and Dick is correct. The basic app is free but to unlock all of the bands and also get the updates you have to buy into the service. Not a real clean WY of handling it but it works. Ed Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: David Norris Date:03/16/2015 5:40 PM (GMT-06:00) To: Richard J Norton Cc: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:24079] Re: Android - Repeater Directory Marketing Dick, Is this our app from our site? 73 David A. Norris, K5UZ Director Delta Division Sent from my iPhone ________________________________________ From: arrl-odv [arrl-odv-bounces(a)reflector.arrl.org] on behalf of Norton, Richard, N6AA Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 6:17 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:24078] Android - Repeater Directory Marketing I received the following information from a member at a hamfest this past weekend - If one has an Android phone, and searches for "repeater directory," the top search result is the ARRL Repeater Directory. It states price: free You then download the directory, and get the message, "If you want 2-meters and 70-centimeters, you need to pay an additional $10." Note that realistically, the only repeaters people are interested in are on 2 and 70 cm. This has apparently not been a hit with users. The directory is rated at 3.3 stars, out of 10, and the negative comments relate to the misleading "free." I would suggest simply listing the price at $10, and possibly below that, note that a sample directory with no 2 and 70 is available for free. Being straightforward with the membership and users is probably a good idea. 73, Dick Norton, N6AA _______________________________________________ arrl-odv mailing list arrl-odv(a)reflector.arrl.org https://reflector.arrl.org/mailman/listinfo/arrl-odv

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[arrl-odv:24088] HR 1301 cosponsor list jumps to 22
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 17 Mar '15

17 Mar '15

With Congress back in session the list of HR 1301 cosponsors has been updated with the addition of 10 more on top of the original 12. Dave Rep. Courtney, Joe [D-CT-2]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/joe-courtney/1836> 03/04/2015 Rep. Frelinghuysen, Rodney P. [R-NJ-11]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/rodney-frelinghuysen/414> 03/04/2015 Rep. Israel, Steve [D-NY-3]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/steve-israel/1663> 03/04/2015 Rep. Griffith, H. Morgan [R-VA-9]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/h-griffith/2070> 03/04/2015 Rep. King, Peter T. [R-NY-2]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/peter-king/635> 03/04/2015 Rep. Tonko, Paul [D-NY-20]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/paul-tonko/1942> 03/04/2015 Rep. Womack, Steve [R-AR-3]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/steve-womack/1991> 03/04/2015 Rep. Napolitano, Grace F. [D-CA-32]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/grace-napolitano/1602> 03/04/2015 Rep. Fortenberry, Jeff [R-NE-1]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/jeff-fortenberry/1793> 03/04/2015 Rep. Walberg, Tim [R-MI-7]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/tim-walberg/1855> 03/04/2015 Rep. Jenkins, Lynn [R-KS-2]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/lynn-jenkins/1921> 03/04/2015 Rep. Price, David E. [D-NC-4]*<https://www.congress.gov/member/david-price/930> 03/04/2015 Rep. Welch, Peter [D-VT-At Large]<https://www.congress.gov/member/peter-welch/1879> 03/16/2015 Rep. Heck, Joseph J. [R-NV-3]<https://www.congress.gov/member/joseph-heck/2040> 03/16/2015 Rep. Collins, Chris [R-NY-27]<https://www.congress.gov/member/chris-collins/2151> 03/16/2015 Rep. DeFazio, Peter A. [D-OR-4]<https://www.congress.gov/member/peter-defazio/279> 03/16/2015 Rep. Graves, Sam [R-MO-6]<https://www.congress.gov/member/sam-graves/1656> 03/16/2015 Rep. Lance, Leonard [R-NJ-7]<https://www.congress.gov/member/leonard-lance/1936> 03/16/2015 Rep. Lipinski, Daniel [D-IL-3]<https://www.congress.gov/member/daniel-lipinski/1781> 03/16/2015 Rep. Kirkpatrick, Ann [D-AZ-1]<https://www.congress.gov/member/ann-kirkpatrick/1907> 03/16/2015 Rep. Harper, Gregg [R-MS-3]<https://www.congress.gov/member/gregg-harper/1933> 03/16/2015 Rep. Luetkemeyer, Blaine [R-MO-3]<https://www.congress.gov/member/blaine-luetkemeyer/1931> 03/16/2015

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