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other SANDARC-VEC exams: 1st Ph I I-KC60E I BIII-WB6YLT the IEEE (Institute of Electrical Sat.EI Cajon, 3rd Normal Heights, Carl-N6WLX Chuck-N6THG and Electronic Engineers) conference 4th Chula Vista, & last Escondido Earl-N9KAB Mark-WA6DOC In Washington, D.C. on January 16 ARS. Jim-KF6QH LLoyd-W6TFB and 17 and afterwards toured the Applicants must send a SASE This Is the first time In my Washington area. The conference (Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope), a memory that the repeater has been discussed the FCC test procedures completed, signed FCC Form 610 (NO used officially "for horselng for radio emissions from computers, PHOTO-COPIES) and copies of around." low power transmitters, receivers Ilcense(s) and certlflcate(s) of - BK - and security systems. successful completion, If any, to Roger-N6UUW reports a billboard - BK SANDARC-VEC. PO Box 2446, La Mesa, on I-B near 7th St. that says: The record for the most cal I CA 92044 10 days B4 the test date. .--- - ... signs so far Is DennIS-N6KI: Bring ORIGINALS of licenses & - BK - WB2 JDW (N. J. ) EL2/N6K I (L1 ber I a) certificates. Questions: cal I BATTERY ALERT: don't mix alkaline WA7FDJ (AZ) ABBAY (MARS Vietnam) SANDARC 465-EXAM. and carbon-zinc batteries. The WB6LGI (CAl N6K I (CA) de A A 6 0 M, Rusty Masse explosion could blow the end cap off BPGNY (Barbados) «total = 7» a flashlight. Mark-KC6CZO Is second with: G ENE R A L NEW S - BK - KC6CZO-Ham WVR-9084-Marlne The Queen Mary Is back on the air NNNOBRZ-Navy MARS KCP453B-CB The Palomar ARC provided after a year of Inactivity (W6RO). - BK communications for the Camp - BK - THE AVERAGE CALIFORNIAN MOVES Pendelton Horse Endurance Ride where Susan-N6QDB can hit the 146.850 ABOUT 95 TIMES A WEEKI California the horses were required to ride 25 repeater on Crestline from her 3rd definitely has Its faults which Is and 50 mile courses with 86 horses floor room at Redlands University why there were over 5,000 (and riddersl participating. Jlm with her 1.5 watt HT which means she earthquakes In the Golden State last KF60H organized the communications can talk to W9FON, KA6FPS, and N6YZZ year. and was assisted by: eas I I y. THE BIG 0 N E I S Joe-N6RVO (NC) Jo-KB6NMK - BK - COM NG! E I len-N6UWW • oIi vi a-WA6WTZ John-WB610S, the club's resident Benton-KK6LX John-KK6MS repeater technical chairman attended AROUND THE WORL.D OR AROUND TOWN FUL.L-SERVICE TRAVEL. PLANNING LOREEN WILHELMY (N6RAO) (619) 756-2388 TRAVEL. VISIONS EncInItas. CA 92024 NET S THU 2100 Ham Help Net are training nets where net controls 146.73 WEE K LYE VE N T S FRI 2100 Code Practice Net and net members receive training In SAT 1000 Sal I boaters check-In the conducting of emergency nets by M->S 2000 S.D.Co Traffic Net SUN 0830 ARES Net handellng routine traffic. (except 1st Wed club meeting) SUN 1000 SSS (Sal I boaters Net) MaN 2100 Microwave Net MON 1930 RACES Net on 147.195 NET CONTROLS (NCslneed to TUE 2100 S.D. Pkt. Voice Net remember that these are training WED 2100 Open, suggestions? The 2000Hr evening TRAFFIC NETS nets and that they should not treat SCOPE-FEB'91 MTG THU FEB 14th 1930Hr, KK6LX(12), Encinitas Pg 8
new members harshly when a new member makes mistakes - and mistakes wll I be made. Traffic should be handed out by NCs with the Idea of training as many net members as possible. Do not always give the traffic to the first one that checks Into the net. You might keep a record of who has passed traffic. New net members who do not get the opportunity to pass traffic wil I soon drop out of the net. NCs should encourage new members to try handellng their net from time to time so that we have a reservoir of potential net controls (need to be a PARC member for NC). NCs should remember that as we place more of the autopatches Into use that traffic can possibly be delivered using an autopatch connectIon. NCs are not perfect and they from time to time commit errors which wi I I need to be corrected. New net members need to remember that these nets are training nets and that they wll I receive helpful suggestions from the net control from time to time. Traffic handellng Is a volunteer effort by volunteers and we wll I loose potential members If we are not diplomatic In our suggestions. - BK Henry-WBOCQ and Larry-KC6PEN are pushing the simplex frequency of 146.535 for emergency and ragchewing In the San Luis Rey val ley. They claim to have 17 amateurs In the area and Henry monitors al I day EVERY Friday. The club has never had a "club simplex" frequency and this frequency might be worth our consideration as a club frequency. o THE R NET S The RADIO AMATEUR COMMUNICATIONS EMERGENCY SERVICE (RACES) NET meets each Monday at 7:30pm on 147.195. Except for net nights, the RACES repeater uses a PL of 114.8 Hz but not for this net. WB6HFE for Info. Contact Frank DIS C L A I MER S Meetings at LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL are NOT a funct Ion of the VI sta Unified School Dlst. & are NOT sanctioned by the school Dlst. Board of Trustees. See! Unless specifically stated to be club policy, opinions and statements set forth herein do not necessarily represent club policy. Nor do they necessarily represent the opinions of the authors on other occas Ions or under different circumstances. The Editor further disclaims any knowledge of anything - real or Imaginary. Verily. You can copy anything out of the SCOPE you want as long as you give credit to THE PALOMAR AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, Inc., and author(s). POT P 0 U R R Whether you like It or not, NO CODE amateur licenSing Is here. It has been approved by the FCC, and I (AA6OM) wll I try to answer the questions you might have. The "magic" date Is February 14, 1991, and there Is only one license class affected, which Is Technician. There wil I be no change to the Novice class, Its prlvl leges, or Its testing procedures. The requirements for the Technician class have merely dropped the five word per minute test. You must now pass Just the element 2 (Novice written) and element 3A (TechnicIan written). After passing these two tests, you wll I receIve a Technician license. This license wll I gIve you al I present Technician prlvl leges above 30 MHz, so you wll I be able to operate on al I of the "repeater type" bands; however, you wi! I not have operating prlvl leges below 30 MHz. If, after receiving your post February 14, 1991 Technician license, you wish to gain these HF privileges, you must pass the five wpm test at a VE test site. The VE's wll I Issue you a CSCE (certificate of successful completion) which wll I authorIze you to operate on these lower HF bands. The CSCE wII I be your on I y authorization to operate HF, (you wll I not receive any additional license), and It will be done on the honor system. Apparently they feel that If you are able to use code, you won't mind coming In to prove It at the testing site. Questions In the two written tests (2, 3A) that must be passed are unchanged from the present tests. They wil I continue to test knowledge of operation and procedures In al I bands. Of course with these changes, we wll I no longer require you to pass the code portion fIrst, and we wll I allow you to take the two tests at different times and at different test sites. 73, Rusty Massie, AA6OM, PARC's VE Chairman. - BK The January 1991 CA packet listing of network nodes, KA-style nodes, or dlglpeaters can be obtained from KJ6YT @ KB6GFT or from Robb Topolskl-KJ6YT, 1525 Cal Ie Sacramento ID, San Clemente, CA 92672, for S1.75. The II st Is 20 pages long! (Tnx Larry-WA6QCA) The FLYING SAMARITANS are lookIng for eye glasses for their Tecate Eye Clinic each month. If you have any old glasses or can locate a supply of them from friends, please bring them to the next meeting and gIve them to Nacho-W6HCD or Stan-W9FQN. They are also looking for any kind of doctor, nurse, pharmacist, audiologists, dentists, optomologlsts, hygienists, Spanish translators, etc. to help at Flying Samaritan Clinics In Testerazo, Tecate, Rancho Rosarito, San Felipe, and others too numerous to mention. - BK If you have a business and would like to advertise In the SCOPE, contact Jo-KB6NMK or Stan-W9FQN. Business cards are $5/lssue or $40/page. Ads do not need to be about amateur radio related Items as you have probably noticed. SCCf'E-FEB'91 CLUB MTG WED FEB 6th, 1930Hr, LINCOLN MID.SCHOOL Pg 9
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