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in Pennsylvania near Beaver •• bad luck, reservests killed by SCUD attack were from here •• think of all you traffic handlers at PARC •• best wishes for the new year! Son Tommy is on 10m with the call KA3YCZ most afternoons •• see if you can contact him •• 73, Tom. - BK The military has a new antenna: Eyring 300 series. The 101st Airborne wrote in saying that in contrast to vertical antennas, the ELPA 300 lays flat on the ground and can even be buried, yet receives and transmits more effectively than a 15' vertical antenna. ELPA's can be linked together for extended range doubling the power. de K6HAV. (Sounds great for those of you with antenna restrictions and it would appear that a dipole I' above the ground with a wire under it would be about the same and give you 80m coverage with NO skip zone out to several hundred miles (Ed» - BK - It appears as though it is costing PARC about 8c!copy to mail the SCOPE using 2nd class and presorting everything or about $30 per month. - BK Our nearest Mexican Consulate is in San Diego, (619) 231-8423. - BK Frank Cass(n-N6AT, after MANY years of service as the club's OFFICIAL BULLETIN station. has requested to step down and let somone else copy the ARRL's CW bulletins. In the past Frank has read the bulletins on the Sunday morning ARES net and at club meetings. We need a CW ope rater to copy these CW bulletins and provide the club with a copy for information to its members. Anyone interested in helping us out? Frank has also been the club's ARRL liaison (ARRL assistant director) and would like to relinquish this position also. Assistant Directors receive free the by-weekly NThe ARRL Letter~ to help keep their clubs informed (through club nets, meetings, newsletters, etc.). They also receive other occasional mailings from ARRL HQ and the SOUTHWESTERN Division director, Fri ed Heyn-WA6WZO. Anyone interested in helping the club with this position? - OK The Marines have just "developed a new 'packett mail' system: error free, 1,200 bytes!s, automatic forwarding, and range beyond the UHF horizon." Wow, what they won't think of next! de K6HAV. - BK Jack-WDODLW, Mark-KC6CZO and Dennis-K7DCG have been appointed by' Art-W6INI, the San Diego Section Manager, to be our local leaders for the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). Since they have no current records on the ARES members in these two areas, they would like to have you fill out the enclosed application blank and give it to them at the next club meeting or to a PARC officer. It appears as though PARC will be supporting the three groups with our members and emergency equipment resources (trailers, generators, antennas, & repeaters). I suspect that Mark (PARC &EARS) will be working mainly with the Escondido Amateur Radio Society (EARS), Dennis with the Poway ARS, and Jack mainly with PARCo They (W6INI, WDODLW, K6DCG, & KC6CZO) will need your support and we hope that they will send planning information to the SCOPE for publication. Don't forget the 8:30am PARC Emergency Information net on Sunday mornings where we give the latest emergency and ARES information. We would also like to have you check the input to the repeater during roll call to see how many of the stations you can hear directly on 146.130. An HT sitting beside you base station could be used to copy W6NWG and your base rig for 146.130. This will give you some idea of your simplex coverage from your location in times of emergency. North S.D. Co. is divided up as follows: Jack-WDODLW, TRI-CITY, 92003, 007. 008, 009, 014, 024, 028, 054, 055. 067, 068, 075, 083 Mark-KC6CZO, NORTHERN. 92025. 026, 027,029, 060, 061,069, 082 Dennis-K7DCG, N'EASTERN, 92004, 036, 064, 066, 070, 086, 128, 129 Everyone should check to see which district you fall under. If your zip is missing. please let me know so I can publish an up-to-date listing next issue. (de W9FQN) - BK George (Doc) Sa1tzberg-N6UZG who left the S.D. area for West Linn, Oregon. has now changed his call sign to N70NZ. - BK - Denni s-N6KI (9) has now been replaced by R.F. Krist-W6KTE for the most amateur radio call signs: 3D2RK KA5MC 5W1AO FOORK ZL3AFK FOOKTE G5CJL VK2BCE PY2ZDH GW5CJL EI2VPF GM5CJL W6KTE!CE3-CE7-KH6-VU2-YU2-9NI-0A4 VS6-EA4-HS1-(total = 23. W6KTE also holds CXCC-1 Honor Roll, DXCC eyeball 100, WAZ. WAC. QCWA, OOTC. and SB DXCC - and worked several TV sets and telephones. Moving into second place is Duane Heise-AA6EE with 10 calls: WNOHAW WOHAW K9EWB WA60RJ AA6EE XE2GCK XE2!AA6EE NRBN(MARS) K6CUX(Chief Opr) K9BJV(Chief Opr) NET S 146.73 WEE K LYE V E N T S M->S 2000 S.D.Co Traffic Net (except 1st Wed club meeting) MON 2100 Microwave Net TUE 2100 S. D. Pkt. Voice Net WEn 2100 Code Practice Net THU 2100 Ham Help Net FRI 2100 Open. suggestions? SUN 0830 PARC Emergency Service SUN 1000 Sailboaters check-in SUN 2100 ARES Planning Net MON 1930 RACES Net on 147.195 8pm T R A F F I C NET S Our 2000Hr traffic net has really SCOPE-APR'91 EXEC MTG THU 1930Hr, WB6IQS(12) , Vista Pg. 8
een meeting the challange of all the MARS traffic from Saudi Arabia. Here are some of the stats for the past five months: msg/day ck-ins Oct. 2.6 9.1 Highest msg Nov. 2.6 10.8 count in Feb Dec. 5.2 8.5 was 20 msgs Jan. 3.8 12.5 & next high Feb. 7.2 10.8 was 16 msgs. Some of the nets lasted over an hour and ran into the 9pm special interest nets. The highest in March so far is 26 messages for one net. Our thanks go to all of the net members, net controls, net managers, and espcial1y to Joe-N6RVO. and Bob KG6VX for taking traffic to SCNV on 146.850 at 9pm. and bringing it back to our net the following day. If you are a new ham, you ought to consider getting your feet wet sometime and see if you can handle some messages for the club. We need reserve net controls and especially members who can make the SCNV net on 146.850 at 9pm. Also a special vote of thanks to those net members who took messages from the net and called long distance to deliver them to our service families. - BK -0 THE R NET S The NORTY COUNTY SUNDAY EVENING ARES net meets each Sunday evening at 2100pm starting sometime in April. This net is for ARES card carryi ng members. The PARC Emergency Net still meets Sunday mornings at 8:30am and gives emergency planning information for North County and the latest Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) information. This net is open to all. The San Diego ANIMAL RESCUE NET meets on 147.130 during emergencies and has priority use of the frequency unless ARES has overflow and needs the autopatch. ARES has priority use of 146.730 during emergen ci es. 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. Contact Frank WB6HFE on the 8:30am Sunday net on 146.730 for more information about RACES. ANIMAL RESCUE RESERVE (ARR) San Diego Humane Society &S.P.C.A. 887 Sherman st, SO 92110-4088 Ph (619)299-7012 The Animal Rescue Reserve group has been ass igned by PARC 147.130(+) to use during emergencies. They also have use of the autopatches on that frequency while ARES will be using 147.130(-). ARR works closely with the California Department of Forestry (CDF) and its VIP Program in addition to the Humane Society. The frequencies they use are: N.Co. 147.130(+) S.Co. 146.640(-) E.Co. 146.265(+) Patch 147.885(-) If you would like to join ARR, contact 789-8689 for more information. Most of their emergencies lately have been connected with horses and fires. They use communications on 2m for scheduling the moving of horses and other animals by trailer out of the fire area into a ·safe" storage area. In the past they "have also been called out to locate lost animals, transport or check on beached seals or sea birds with broken wings, etc.· In January they had a ·behind the scenes· tour of SEA WORLD to learn about the handling of sea birds and other mammals. They started a two hour Ham Operator Class January lOth at the S.D. Humane Society on Sherman which meets for 10 weeks working towards a Tech license. ·On December 15th they worked on picking up 18 abandoned horses. some dogs and puppies from Campo. The horses were haltered. loaded. transported, weighed, tagged, and put away at the Poway facility with little trouble." DIS C L A I MER S Meetings at LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL are NOT a function of the Vista Ap-r 41 Unified School Dist. & are NOT sanctioned by the school Dist. Board of Trustees. See! Unless specifically stated to be club policy. opinions and statements set forth herein do not necessarily represent club policy even though the president is the temporary Editor. Nor do they necessarily represent the opinions of the authors on other occasions or under different circumstances. The Editor further disclaims any knowledge of anything real or imaginary. Verily. I really wonder if anyone really reads this? 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). POTPOURRI An incomplete survey of club members indicates a minimum of 15% (57/372) using the 2m repeaters. We suspect it is nearer 50% since we only surveyed members at the last club meeting - BK According to the metropolitan Water District of SoCal, the odds of a major Bay Area earthquake 1n the next 30 years just went up from 1 in 2 to 2 in 3! Wonder what the odds are for the L.A. area are? - BK Found an old August 1965 73 MAGAZINE in a pile of donated items ••the first page opened to was an artical on THE EHS PORTABLE DIPOLE 80 THRU 6 written by Stanley E. Rohrer, W9FQN, at Elkhart High School in Indiana! It worked every frequency from 3.5MHz to 2M using only 75 ohm coax and wire. Those were the "good ole days •• - BK OVERHEARD on 146.73 Did you hear about the new supermarket in Bagdad? No. __~-x Target! - BK -73 W9FQN SCOPE-APR'91 CLUB MTG WED, 193 OHr, LINCOLN MI D.SCHOOL Pg. 9
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