April 2015 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:24224] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 24 Apr '15

24 Apr '15

IN-Newsletter Vol. 40, No. 14 April 22, 2015 - Covers the period April 12-18. Upcoming In Person Meetings and Events LoTW Study Committee July 15 @ 9:00am in Newington, CT Administration & Finance Committee July 16 @ 8:30am in Newington, CT Programs & Services Committee July 16 @ 8:30am in Newington, CT Second Board Meeting July 17-18 @ 9:00am in Windsor, CT Production/Editorial Reported by Becky Schoenfeld, W1BXY The June 2015 issue of QST was uploaded to the printer on Tuesday, April 21. Sales and Marketing Reported by Bob Inderbitzen, NQ1R Jackie Ferreira reports that our newest book, Oscilloscopes for Radio Amateurs, is now available as an e-book; Amazon's popular Kindle format. An ad was completed to help introduce the new ARRL Begali Key in June QST. A sales promotion using World Amateur Radio Day as a theme contributed to 74 of the 453 orders received during the last weekend. Overhead banners and posters are being prepared for ARRL EXPO at Dayton Hamvention. Diane Petrilli and Cassandra Parkman have been assembling registration materials for ARRL's big team of staff and volunteers supporting our exhibits and activities at Hamvention. The NASA Johnson Space Center has confirmed that Astronaut Mike Fincke, KE5AIT, has been approved to attend Hamvention as a guest of ARRL. Fincke is scheduled to give a presentation on Saturday afternoon. Debra Johnson and Bob Inderbitzen have also arranged for 16 young hams to have lunch with the astronaut following the Youth Forum organized by Carole Perry, WB2MGP. Bob Inderbitzen and Harold Kramer traveled to New York City for a day, to attend a seminar sponsored by the Media and Content Marketing Association. The panelists, who shared best practices and experiences with email marketing and digital publishing, included Vice Director Michael Lee, AA6ML. Summary of warehouse fulfillment activity, reported by Steve Capodicasa: Week ending Packages fulfilled Member Premiums 4/17/2015 1,104 1,061 4/10/2015 1,921 105 4/2/2015 (short week) 515 945 Field Services & Radiosport Reported by Dave Patton, NN1N DXCC Paper/Fieldcheck Processing Time 3 Weeks Logbook Processing Time 3-5 Business Days W1AW Joe updated the web code practice files and their archives. He worked the late afternoon/night shifts on Wednesday through Friday for the vacationing Scott Gee. Joe also installed a repaired Icom IC-PW1 amplifier in Studio One. He had also been in contact with the author of fldigi - the software used to transmit the W1AW digital bulletins - to resolve an issue with the program locking up during transmissions. Joe continues with the research of missing W1AW/portable LoTW QSOs for amateurs inquiring about them. Field Organization/Public Service Team Leona Adams reports that Phil Minch, K6MUG, of Long Beach, California, has been nominated to run for the next term of office as Section Manager of Los Angeles. Eastern Washington Section Manager Mark Tharp, KB7HDX, has been nominated to run for another term of office. Petitions for this particular election cycle are due at ARRL Headquarters by Friday, June 6, and new terms will begin October 1. One radio amateur from Tennessee successfully completed requirements to become an Official Observer this past week. We received word that the Orange Section OOC was instrumental in locating interference the Orange County Sherriff's office was experiencing on their commercial frequency. The OOC received several nice thank you messages, and the incident was the subject of an article in the local RACES newsletter. We also received a complaint about interference on 3.847 MHz which will be checked out. A report was received from an Eastern Pennsylvania ham regarding an unknown pulsed type signal on 5403.5 MHz. It was later identified as Over the Horizon Radar from China via a remote receiver in Japan. A number if queries were received regarding a station on 14.313 MHz running as a beacon. The FCC was aware of it. Questions arose over repeater trustees, digital frequencies, overseas operation, and antenna zoning. Supplies were sent to several Official Observers. Chuck Skolaut and Steve Ewald conducted one morning code each practice at W1AW, and Chuck also hosted a guest operator during a morning shift. Steve also received and compiled monthly Field Organization Reports for June QST. Editorial work continues on the 2014 Simulated Emergency Test Results article that's scheduled for July QST. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Hamfest/Member Contact/ARRL Representative/Meetings/Vacations All Staff 5/25 Holiday All Staff 7/3 Holiday Leona Adams 5/22 PTO Bob Allison 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Steve Capodicasa 5/1 PTO Joe Carcia 5/22 PTO Lauren Clarke 5/15-5/19 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH/PTO `` 5/26-5/27 PTO Mike Corey 5/1-5/3 Nevada State Convention, Verdi, NV `` 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Steve Ewald 5/14-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Trish Feeney 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Jacqueline Ferreira 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Steve Ford 4/24 PTO `` 5/14-5/19 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH/PTO Norm Fusaro 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Scott Gee 5/14-5/15 PTO Amanda Grimaldi 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Mike Gruber 5/1 NearFest, Deerfield, NH `` 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH `` 6/1-6/4 PTO `` 8/24-8/28 PTO `` 9/28-10/2 PTO Ed Hare 6/5-6/7 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR Dan Henderson 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH `` 7/16-7/18 Board Meeting/Committee Meeting Ian Humphreys 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Bob Inderbitzen 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH `` 8/7-8/9 South Texas Section convention, Austin, TX Karen Isakson 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Debra Johnson 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Harold Kramer 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH `` 6/5-6/7 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR Sean Kutzko 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Kim McNeill 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Cassandra Parkman 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Dave Patton 7/24-7/26 Oklahoma Section Convention, Oklahoma City, OK Diane Petrilli 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH `` 6/5-6/7 Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, OR Brennan Price 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Michael Scharr 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Dave Sumner 4/30-5/1 NAB luncheon/PTO `` 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH `` 5/26-6/5 PTO `` 6/11-6/14 West Gulf Division Convention, Irving, TX `` 6/23-6/29 Friedrichshafen Convention, Germany Yvette Vinci 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH Matt Wilhelm 5/15-5/17 Dayton Hamvention, Dayton, OH

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[arrl-odv:24222] Re: LoTW
by vze18vwgu＠verizon.net 24 Apr '15

24 Apr '15

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[arrl-odv:24221] LoTW
by Bob Vallio 24 Apr '15

24 Apr '15

Who is going to call Barry Shelley???

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[arrl-odv:24220] Re: Error Message Was LoTW Queue
by Bob Vallio 24 Apr '15

24 Apr '15

Wow, same thing, here: Fatal error: initializeLOTWDB: -4001 - Unknown user name/password combination in operational state ADMIN: General database error [initializeLOTWDB: -4001 - Unknown user name/password combination in operational state ADMIN] On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 6:45 PM, Doug Rehman <doug(a)k4ac.com> wrote: > Several members of the Florida Contest Group are receiving: > > > > Fatal error: initializeLOTWDB: -4001 - Unknown user name/password > combination in operational state ADMIN: General database error > [initializeLOTWDB: -4001 - Unknown user name/password combination in > operational state ADMIN] > > > > when they attempt to log in. > > > > Doug > > K4AC > > > > *From:* arrl-odv [mailto:arrl-odv-bounces@reflector.arrl.org] *On Behalf > Of *Bob Vallio > *Sent:* Thursday, April 23, 2015 9:41 PM > *To:* arrl-odv > *Subject:* [arrl-odv:24218] LoTW Queue > > > > The listing has not updated since 2159Z. Is something wrong??? > > > > >

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[arrl-odv:24218] LoTW Queue
by Bob Vallio 24 Apr '15

24 Apr '15

The listing has not updated since 2159Z. Is something wrong???

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[arrl-odv:24217] Re: Summary of LoTW Study Committee meeting
by G Widin 22 Apr '15

22 Apr '15

Doug, The security vulnerability review was a budgeted item in the 2015 plan, as requested by A&F at its November 2014 meeting. This is at Minute 9, pp. 7-10; the amount A&F suggested for the budget was $10-30K, and $20K was used as an estimate in the 2015 budget. This was also reported to the Board in the January 2015 A&F Report (Document #14) near the bottom of the first page. The contract was signed after being reviewed and approved by counsel. The amount for the vulnerability assessment is $12K, with an option for a second phase, a review of our operations and best practices with recommendations, of about the same magnitude. Meetings have already begun, and the vulnerability assessment will begin Friday and continue into next week. Earlier, I forwarded a document from Mike Keane that detailed some of the reasoning used to select GreyCastle, so I will not say more about this. 73, Greg, K0GW On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 4:37 PM, Doug Rehman <doug(a)k4ac.com> wrote: > Have we already signed a contract with GreyCastle? > > > > I ran their company name and the CEO’s name past a good friend who is a > Senior Instructor for the SANS Institute and he has never heard of either > one. (SANS is the foremost commercial training organization internationally > in the cybersecurity space.) My friend has been in cybersecurity for > decades and constantly teaches all over the world. > > > > Given the number of years he has been in the industry and the number of > students he has taught, I’m rather concerned that he has never heard of > either the company or the CEO. > > > > Doug > > K4AC >

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[arrl-odv:24214] Re: Summary of LoTW Study Committee meeting
by G Widin 22 Apr '15

22 Apr '15

Here is the detail on the selection of the security assessment firm. Provided by Mike Keane through Barry Shelley. 73, Greg, K0GW -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: FW: [arrl-odv:24200] Re: Summary of LoTW Study Committee meeting From: "Keane, Michael, K1MK" <mkeane(a)arrl.org> To: "Shelley, Barry, N1VXY" <bshelley(a)arrl.org> CC: OK, let me try to put down some words as a starting point, I'd begin a listing of our selection criteria with: - We wanted a consultancy for whom security was a core business activity -- we spoke to a number of IT services companies and VARs in the Hartford / Springfield / New Haven area who could have provided us with the services of "their security guy". We instead choose to engage a firm where all members of the technical staff are security professionals. - Along the same lines, we wanted a firm whose staff objectively demonstrated their competence by holding current security-industry certifications. For lack of a better frame of reference I fell back upon my previous life and employed the DoD's ranking of certifications in the Information Assurance Workforce ( <http://iase.disa.mil/iawip/Pages/index.aspx> <http://iase.disa.mil/iawip/Pages/index.aspx>) in evaluating potential consultants. That ranking is: - Level III (the highest): - CISA - GCED - CISSP - CASP - GCIH - Level II: - GSEC - Security+ - SSCP - CCNA-Security - Level I: - A+ - Network+ - SSCP - CCNA-Security The details of the alphabet soup aren't what's important. What is relevant is that GreyCastle's staff hold many of the higher level certifications on that list while the other firms that we interviewed had few if any. A lack of formal certification was the basis for immediate elimination from further consideration. - We wanted an assessment that was responsive to our needs. Standard security assessments are becoming a "commodity" service. We were looking for a consult who would be able to "dig a little deeper" and provide us with additional value beyond just confirming the results of the assessments that we have already performed in-house. -- Michael Keane, K1MK IT Manager ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio™ 225 Main Street, Newington, CT 06111-1494 USA Telephone: (860) 594-0285 email: mkeane(a)arrl.org

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[arrl-odv:24215] HR-1301 Post-visit follow-up templates
by Mike Lisenco N2YBB 22 Apr '15

22 Apr '15

Good Morning, There are a few more templates I’d like to share with you. The first is a short email that I send to the staffer I meet with as a follow-up to our discussion of HR-1301. The second is what I use to follow up a couple of weeks after the initial contact. In between there may be additional emails as questions and requests for more information occasionally arise. Lastly is a thank you for the support of the Congressman/woman as he/she adds their name to the Bill. As I have no way to email the Member directly, the thank you goes to the staffer (whom I also thank). Again, please feel free to adapt them to best suit your needs. 73 de Mike N2YBB - - - - - - - - - - - - Kaylan, Just a short note to say thanks once again for taking the time to meet with me this past Friday. On behalf of the American Radio Relay League, may I say we hope that Congressman Sires will support us and sign on as a co-sponsor of HR-1301, "The Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2015.” As I mentioned, there are over 400 licensed Amateur Radio operators in New Jersey’s 8th Congressional District. Attached is the listing of these hams from the FCC database, which is public knowledge. Please contact Josh Baggett in Mr. Kinzinger’s office to get Mr. Sires on the Bill. Feel free to call me should you have any questions. Best, Mike - - - - - - - - - - - - Hi Matt, I wanted to touch base with you as a follow-up to our meeting on March 19, 2015 regarding H.R.-1301, “The Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2015.” Have you been able to speak to the Congressman regarding his joining on as a co-sponsor? What can we do to help convince Mr. LoBiondo to add his voice in support of Amateur Radio and our mission of providing communications support to the American people in time of need? Best, Mike - - - - - - - - - - - Ken, Thank you so very much for your support. Please convey our sincerest and deepest thanks to Congressman Joyce for signing on as a co-sponsor of HR-1301. We are very grateful for his continuing support. Again, thank you. My Very Best, Mike

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[arrl-odv:24208] Some templates for HR-1301
by Mike Lisenco N2YBB 22 Apr '15

22 Apr '15

Hello, The effort to get HR-1301 to become law is moving along. As of this morning there were 40 names on the Bill. Now that the House is back in session, we expect that number to increase. (Please excuse my use of the soapbox, but you know me.) In order for us to succeed, we really need full participation from the Board and our Officers. This doesn’t mean having to come into Washington to meetings with staffers and Representatives, although that would be ideal. But it does mean that everyone needs to do their part and in some was reach out to the membership AND to Congressmen/women in their Districts . Unfortunately, this is not the case at this time. In some Divisions there has been no communication to the membership. And one of our brethren has openly derided the ARRL, bad-mouthing our efforts regarding HR-1301 at two large scale venues. This behavior is destructive and should not be allowed to continue. As Walt Kelly through Pogo once said, “we have met the enemy and he is us.” Let’s not shoot ourselves in the foot. We need to do this together as a team. If you either can’t participate or won’t support the effort, then please delegate. Or ask for help. Let’s get this done To that end, I’ve been asked to share the various templates that I’ve been using for HR-1301 1. This is how I instructed the members in my Division on how to email their Congressional Representative. It takes some work, especially in the larger states where you have 50+ representatives in Congress. However, it needs to be done. In my office visits within the Hudson Division I am finding that many of the staffers have already read emails from our members. And they ALL ask for constituent input. The instructions on how to contact their representative precedes the suggested email. Feel free to adapt it to your needs. This works for me. It may need tweaking to make it work for you. Here is the template: Message sent to Division by Mike Lisenco, N2YBB at Mar 26, 2015 15:50 GMT Recipents: NY19 Released by: Mike Lisenco, N2YBB Subject: Please email Rep. Gibson Regarding HR-1301 Hello, As you know, HR 1301, a Bill recently introduced in Congress, would extend PRB-1 rights to those hams living with CC&Rs prohibiting them from even a simple wire antenna. Please cut and paste the email below, FIRST MAKING SURE THAT YOU ADD YOUR NAME AND CALLSIGN TO THE SIGNATURE below and email it to the Congressman using the Congressional email link at: http://gibson.house.gov/contact/default.aspx Put your zip code in the dialogue box, hit submit, follow to the next page. Fill in the boxes and paste the letter in the Message box. When it asks for the issue you’re writing about, use either Telecommunications or Emergency Management. In the Subject box, please put: Please cosponsor H.R. 1301 If by chance you know him personally, or any of his staff, please contact me immediately. I will also be sending instructions on how to mail hard-copy letters to your Representative. Tnx es 73 de Mike N2YBB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dear Congressman Gibson, I am a constituent in your District and I want to bring an issue to your attention. I am a federally licensed Amateur Radio operator, one of over 2,000 whom reside in your District. We provide communications support and participate in public service events on behalf of the community, during times of emergency by providing communications for local governmental agencies and non-governmental agencies (NGO) like the Red Cross and Salvation Army, communications support to the United States Military through their Military Auxiliary Radio System (MARS), to our neighbors when mainstream communications break down, and to the future of telecommunications as we participate in the development of cutting edge technology in this digital age. We cannot do any of these things, which we do at no charge ever to anyone we help, without being able to place an outdoor antenna on our property. Recently a bi-partisan Bill, H.R. 1301, was introduced by Mr. Kinzinger(R-IL) and Mr. Courtney (D-CT) which would extend the ability to properly negotiate with developments that have restrictions that routinely preclude Amateur Radio operators from putting up even a simple wire antenna in a tree that would never be seen by the community. We already have this ability with local zoning ordinances, but we need to extend this ability to operators living under land use restrictions. All we are asking for is reasonable accommodation. As your constituent, I am asking that you support the good work we do as Amateur Radio operators by signing-on as a cosponsor. Please contact Rep.Kinzinger’s office to do so. If you have any questions, please contact our Division Director, XXXX XXXXXXX at XXXXX(a)arrl.org or 555-555-5555. Sincerely, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2. Here are the instructions I gave them on how to write the hard copy letter that we need mailed to Dan Henderson at HQ. This one just needs to be a mass email to the entire Division and does not need to be mailed to each Congressional district in each state. The template for the hard-copy letter is the same that we’ve been using online: Message sent to Division by Mike Lisenco, N2YBB at Mar 27, 2015 17:57 GMT Released by: Mike Lisenco, N2YBB Subject: Hard Copy Letter Template for HR-1301 Letter to Your Congressman/woman Good day, Let me first apologize as I realize that my constant emails regarding HR-1301 may be annoying to some of you. However, please be aware that this issue is moving very quickly. As of this morning, we have 32 names on board HR-1301, and we add more each time Congress is in session. The following Representatives have already signed-on as a co-sponsor, so please do not send the following email to them. Instead, send them a short thank you note for adding their support to HR-1301 and Amateur Radio. These members are: Peter King (NY-2)Steve Israel (NY-3)Eliot Engel (NY-16)Paul Tonko (NY-20)Chris Collins (NY-27)Chris Smith (NJ-4)Leonard Lance (NJ-7)Rodney Frelinghuysen (NJ-11) The emails I've asked you to send are very important to us. Hard-copy letters are equally so. In our meetings with Congressional members or their staffers, we are constantly asked for input from their constituents. There are 435 Representatives, and the small band of merry men and woman who are making these visits often speak to representatives way outside our home Congressional district. These letters help establish our credentials in our talks. We are urging members to contact their US House members and ask them to sign on to the bill as a co-sponsor. Due to the fact that we want these letters in hand when we visit, and knowing that it takes an extremely long time for snail-mail to get through the system, we recommend sending the letter to your member of Congress to: ARRLAttn: HR-1301 grassroots campaign225 Main StNewington CT 06111 Besides the email I asked you to send, please complete and send this letter as soon as possible. Congressional staffers always ask for constituent input. We need these letters when we visit offices in Washington. Right now is the perfect time to get these letters to ARRL HQ so that we can use them when we next visit D.C. If you don’t know your Congressman/woman, use this link. http://www.house.gov/representatives/ Enter your zip code in the upper right hand corner and hit enter. You may need your zip code plus four to get the correct information. Please use the following template when writing your letter, AND PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE send the letter. Tnx es 73 de Mike N2YBB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DATE CONGRESSPERSON NAMECONGRESSPERSON ADDRESS Dear Representative _____________: I am a constituent in your District and I want to bring an issue to your attention. I am a federally licensed Amateur Radio operator, one of nearly three-quarters of a million licensees of the Federal Communications Commission in the United States. We provide communications support for, and participate in public service events on behalf of our communities. During and in the aftermath of disasters and emergencies, when other forms of communications are unavailable, we provide communications for first responders and Federal, state and local governmental agencies and non-governmental agencies, including the Red Cross and Salvation Army; for the United States Military through the Military Auxiliary Radio System (MARS); and to our neighbors when communications systems are overloaded or fail. Radio Amateurs contribute to the future of telecommunications as we participate in the development of innovative technology in this digital age. Amateur Radio is non-commercial, and weprovide our services at no charge to anyone. We cannot do any of these things, however, unless we can erect an outdoor antenna at our residences. Recently, a bi-partisan Bill, H.R. 1301 - The Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2015, was introduced by Congressman Adam Kinzinger (IL-16) withCongressman Joe Courtney (CT-02) and eleven additional original co-sponsors. HR-1301 directs the FCC to extend their existing PRB-1regulations of reasonable accommodation of Amateur Radio communications to include private land use regulators. This would afford us the ability to negotiate with homeowners associations in residential developments. Private land use regulations routinely include restrictions that completely preclude Amateur Radio communications operators from installing any type of outdoor antenna system. The reasonable accommodation policy has for 30 years applied to municipal zoning ordinances. This Bill would extend the policy to operators living under private land use restrictions. The FCC has asked Congress for guidance in this area and this Bill provides it. As your constituent, I am asking that you support the bill by signing-on as a cosponsor. Please contact Rep. Kinzinger’s office to do so. If you have any questions, please contact ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, attention Dan Henderson, at 860-594-0236. Thank you. Sincerely, YOUR NAME & CALLYOUR ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. Perhaps thank you emails are even more important when a Representative signs on. When that happens, I send an email to the members in the specific Congressional District of that Representative to let them know that their support is very welcome. The email is simple and to the point as no further pitch needs to be made. I’ve been visiting many offices while in D.C. (over 50 so far this year alone), and many are outside of my Division. A number of those visits have been fruitful and the Member has either come back as a co-sponsor or has joined on for the first time. Please go to www.congress.gov, see if any of your Representatives have signed onto the bill, and send them thank you emails if they have. Once again, I include instructions on how to email the specific Representative: Message sent to Division by Mike Lisenco, N2YBB at Mar 27, 2015 20:51 GMT Recipents: NJ04 Released by: Mike Lisenco, N2YBB Subject: Thank Rep. Smith for co-sponsoring HR-1301 Hello, Today, Congressman Chris Smith added his support and became a co-sponsor of HR-1301. We'd like to extend our thanks to him for doing so. IT IS AS IMPORTANT TO SAY THANKS AS IT IS TO ASK FOR SUPPORT! Please cut and paste the email below, FIRST MAKING SURE THAT YOU ADD YOUR NAME AND CALLSIGN TO THE SIGNATURE below and send it to the Congressman usingthe Congressional email link at: http://chrissmith.house.gov/contact/zipauth.htm Fill in the form and paste the letter in the "Message" box. In the Subject box, please put: Thank you for co-sponsoring H.R. 1301. Tnx es 73 de Mike N2YBB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dear Congressman Smith, I am a federally licensed Amateur Radio operator, one of nearly 1,300 who reside in your District. I'd like to take this opportunity to simply say thank you for signing on as a co-sponsor to H.R. 1301, "The Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2015." We in the Amateur Radio community are very grateful for your support. Again, thank you. Sincerely, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Next email will have templates I use when following up on my office visits. 73 de Mike N2YBB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mike Lisenco, N2YBB Director, Hudson Division ARRL - The national association for Amateur Radio™ 917-865-3538 n2ybb(a)arrl.org

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[arrl-odv:24212] 5 More today to the list of HR 1301 co-sponsors
by Mike Lisenco N2YBB 22 Apr '15

22 Apr '15

Five more Congressmen added their names to the growing co-sponsor list: Zinke (MT) Sessions (TX) Johnson (OH) S. Maloney (NY) Meng (NY) Brings us up to 44 co-sponsors. 73 de Mike N2YBB

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