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en CLUBS12.91 o ~ THE ARRL SECTION MANAGER'S REPORT ." by Art Smith. W6INI -.:> l:'1j THE AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE, INC. ~ I .;:.., aM' SECTION MANAGER WHO'S WHO IN THE SAN DIEGO SECTION (ARRL) ~ REO FLAG PATROL. A strange thing happened during the 1991 fire season. -.:> 4515 Melisa Way, San Diego CA 92117 What had all the makings of an extremely bad fire season turned out to bs ~ December 6, 1991 a pussy-cat. Thus, no callout for Red Flag Patrols. The fire season ended on November 18. Maybe you Patrol volunteers will get your chance next year! Memorandum ARES CHANGES. John Cline, KI4EX, is now Section Emergency Coordinator ~ (SEC). The Navy changed its mind; he stays in San Diego. Rich Beis;gl, l:'1j o From: Art Smith, W6INI, Section Manager N6NKJ, has retired as Eastern District coordinator after six and one half To; Club newsletter Editors; all Amateur Radio Clubs years in that position and is replaced by Richard West, KF6KE. The ARES Central District (city of San Diego) is headed by Al Rich, W6WYN. as ~ Subj; Candidate for Section Manager District Emergency Coordinator (DEC) - assisted by Jim McNair KF6HU, Tim Powers KA6BJF. John Wray KM6GE, and Stan Diengott KC6LXA. As most of you know by now, it is my intention to retire from my position of Section Manager of the San Diego Section when my TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS (TS). This is a name-change from Technical ~ current term ends on April 1. 1992. I have held this position Assistant. It is somewhat obscure as to why the ARRL Board of Directors since 1975 and would like to see a younger person step forth and made this change. They slipped it in when no one was looking! Technical apply for it• Specialists are available to assist you with all manner of technical .;:.., matters. The following currently hold this appointment; Tom Barker \XI ::s It is an elective position, however if only one candidate is K6MDG. Bob Boehme W6RHV, Mike Brock WB6HHV, Rich Doering WA6CFM, Dave s:: nominated the election is dispensed with and he is declared Guimont WB6LLO, Bill Miller K60Q, Skip Prinsen KG6CM, Ed RosS N6GZI, and \XI .., elected. Page 65 of October, 1991. QST contains details. The Paul Williamson KB5MU. The Technical Coordinator is Del Radant N6JZE. « specified deadline of Dec 6, 1991, will be extended because at this time there are no petitions on file. MESSAGE TRAFFIC. In the ARRL Field Organization are Official Relay .... Stations (ORS) who regularly engage in handling written messages in the 0) The job is not difficult and years, and years of experience is not National Traffic System. Warren Dilley, KT6A. serves as the Section .... a prereQusite. As with any other volunteer assignment, the Traffic Manager (STM). Stations holding ORS are Tim Ames WA1ZEN, Joe ;:r volunteer determines his own time availability. The only reQuire Martina N6RVO, Ray Neinast N6WVP, Bob Stevely WA6IIK, Gordon Wenz N6GW, ments are: and Greg Harris WB9M!I. If you have never handled written messages now .... is a good time to break in. Make your Christmas card list your list for -.:> 1. Resident of the San Diego Section Christmas greetings by Amateur Radio. For assistance contact KT6A, 422 w 6285 or check into the San Diego County Traffic Net any evening at 2000 co 2. Hold a Technician class license or higher on 146.73(-) (Palomar ARC repeater). ::tl .., 3. Full member of ARRL for continuous term of at least two PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER (PIO). Another Field Organization appointment years immediately prior to filing a nomination petition. is the PIO. At present Walt Popelar, KA6OMK, is the only one holding ::tl s:o this position. He represents South Bay ARS. Each club is entitled to .., This is a uniQue opportunity to do something productive for Amateur have a PIO. He must be an ARRL member to Qual Hy. Contact me for .., Radio. Anyone who might be interested can contact me for details further information or an application (273-1120) • « I (phone 273-1120). Whoever geta the position can count on me for assistance, if needed. FIELD ORGANIZATION. All of the above relate to ARRL's Field ~ Organization. This is where the volunteer action takes place and i8 the 0) I would appreciate a "blurb", in your words, to advertise this responsibility of the Section Manager. To be effective, the key g vacancy in your club newsletter. positions must be filled - there are currently vacancies for Affiliated Club Coordinator, Official Observer Coordinator, Bulletin Manager, Public Information Coordinator. These are not hard or time-consuming. As with 01 volunteer work in general, you can proceed at your own pace within your ~ 11.J.-4'~ own time constraints. ~ ~ LAST REPORT. Since I am trying to make time available for a number of 61 NeE 1 B 14- 0 F. BY AND FOR THE R A 0 lOA MAT E U R other things, this will be my last Section Manager's Report. all for publishing my humble efforts at reporting. Thank you .;:.., ." oq .... co Happy N ew Year! YAESU DAY Jalltlary 18, 1992
--, Procfamation lJ(now a£[men 09 tli£se presents: mt'E!l{T.9I.S: Stanfeg 'E. !Rpftrer, afso tnown as Stan, afso R!Jown as W9!fQ!/i lias seroedas presit1ent oftfte Pa{omar .fJLmateur 9{.adio C{ub duri:ng tfte period1985 to 1991; and mt'E!l{T.9I.S: ftis service as presit1ent included recruitment ofadditionafmem6ers, be it observed that dub mem6ersftip is at an a{{time ftigft and includes fiis wife and daugftters; and W!Jl'E!l{T.9I.S: tfte dub owns and operates severa{repeaters for tfte use ofdub mem6ers and visiting amateurs, be it noted that Stan sservice included maintenance, repair, tower dim6JDtJ, equipment purcliase and instaf{ation, as weftas co-ordination oftIie tecft.nica{ cftairtnan and otfier vo{unteers; and W!Jl'E!l{'EJil.S: dub activities indutfdparticipation in field dag andotfier contests, it is recognized that tfte '.R.pftrers provitfed an it1eaf focation, support services, and participating amateurs,' and mt'£!l{'EJil.S: dub activities induded maintenance ofworking refationsftips witft otfier {ocaf regiona{and nationaf t111Ulteur radio organiZtations, be it observed that Stan directfg and indirectfg tftrougft appointed representatives aid see tJiat Pafomar .fJLmateur 9{.aaio C{ub Was approprWtefg representetf; and W!Jl'E!l{'EJ1I.S: tfte dub provides a service for tfte safe ofusea gear induding tfte disposaf of tfte radio equipment ofdeceased mem6ers, be it observed that Stan provitfetf picR:;up and tfefive:rg, storage, inventorg ana cost accounting services; and W!Jl'E!l{'EJil.S: tfte dub pub{isfies tfte Scope, a montft{g news{etter, it is notea that Stan set an ~ampfe for otfier vo{unteers bg serving as editor as weftas director offording, stap{ing, fabefing, prepari:ng for maifing ana otfier associatea auties; ana W!Jl'E!l{'EJ1I.S: tfte Pa{omar .9lmateur !l{aaio C{ub lias endeavored to manage its resources in a responsi6fe manner, be it noted that during ftis tenure tfte dub lias compfeted tfte purcliase of tfte propertg on wfticli tfte repeaters are {ocatetf, and improved tfte dub-owned-ana-operatea repeaters i:ttc£uding tfte aadition ofautopatdies; ana W!Jl'E!l{'EJ1I.S: dub 1TU!£tings require featfersftip ana direction, President Stan lias provided said featfersftip in an effective manner, monitorea and recortfedattendance, and increasea attendance, necessitating a move to a farger 1TU!£tintJ room; ana mt'E!l{T.9I.S: repeater operations incluae traffic ana informationaf nets, be it notea that Stan directfg or indirectfg tftrougft vo{unteers maintained that service; 9{.CYW P.Jl'E!l{'E!fO!l{'E: tfte mem6ersftip oftfte Pafomar .fJLmateur !RJufio C{ub does e:qJress its tJianR§ and appreciation to Stanfey 'E. 9{.oftrer for ftis outstanaing service andpromuftJates tftis Prodamation in recognition tliereof; ana !F'll!l{P.JlI£9(!!tlo!l{'E: directs tfte editor oftfte Scope to pub{isft said Prodamation in tfte n~t edition tftereof so that a{{mag tal(g notice. JAN'92 SOOPE-JAN'92 CLUB MTG WED, January 8th, 1930Hr, LINCOLN MID.SCHOOL Pg. 11
Page 1 and 2: JAN'92 §!;DPI! Palamar llmateur R
Page 3 and 4: EXECUTIVE MEETING The Executive Com
Page 5 and 6: long enough to locate the offending
Page 7 and 8: We hope to have a solution to this
Page 9: Jose-N6VIT; Ed-N6GZI; Erik KA6UAI
Page 13 and 14: FEB'92 ~£Dpe PilIIIIIIiII' llmiIt
Page 15 and 16: ############################ - NEWS
Page 17 and 18: send code. Also someone else with a
Page 19 and 20: FEB'92 QTH Calls min min Tot VISTA
Page 21 and 22: friends on our repeaters and has in
Page 23 and 24: for W6NWG we have ever had. While y
Page 25 and 26: MAR'92 \'/6N\'JG \'J6tJ\'/G \'J6NW
Page 27 and 28: CODE, license preparation book is c
Page 29 and 30: Nash-W6HCD for taking the PARC Sund
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Page 33 and 34: MAR'92 February 8th testing' OCEAN
Page 35 and 36: W6NWG W6NWG W6NWG W6NWG PARC Member
Page 37 and 38: APR'92 §~Dpe Palamar lImiIteur Rad
Page 39 and 40: KB6NMK,Jo Ashley, ads,labels W60LQ,
Page 41 and 42: academic year 1992-93 to assist lic
Page 43 and 44: PALOMAR AMATEUR RADIO CLUB INC. CON
Page 45 and 46: Liability, Property Damage, Bodily
Page 47 and 48: APR'92 PALOMAR AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
Page 49 and 50: MAy'92 §!:Dpe PalIIJIIiIr lImateur
Page 51 and 52: en C"'l o ~ I ~ \,C) N C"'l ~ ~ (j
Page 53 and 54: DISCUSSED: finance, programs, pin m
Page 55 and 56: • Diego County is alive and commi
Page 57 and 58: (4-22) Yaesu FT-208R 2m HT $160; ju
Page 59 and 60: lifted three flights were flown fro
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JUN'92 ~£DPI! Palamar llmiIteur Ra
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activity is participation in the Mi
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II ---business, music the autopatch
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TROL CODES FOR TURNING OFF THE PATC
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the Olivenhain water district broug
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JUL'n \','hfJ\'IG \'151JWG ,'/6tJ\'
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DISCUSSED: Carlsbad SC vs Lincoln M
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club year and/or when we next updat
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don't have to use our neighbor's fr
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(4-22) Back copies of The DX Magazi
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To the Conun.issioners ofthe Federa
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AUG'92 V!6tJl.'!G \'J6 t j,'JG V!6t
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Your organization is cordially invi
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Roster with number of participation
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to buy items more cheaply thru the
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w1th manuals $75: Char11e KE6QV 433
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2000 S. D1ego Co.Traffic Net (excep
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SEP'92 ~£Dpe PillIIIIIiIr lImateur
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AMATEUR CALL AAALMEMBEA LAST NAME F
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APPROVED: $200 picnic prizes (100-5
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computer dumped him, so he went out
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turn it over to you". This practice
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The FCC is now issuing ~ to amateur
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OCT'92 §~DPI! Palamar limateur Rad
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Radio Fun ~ ~ ~ OF 1/31/92 PLUS NEW
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CIl I \0 N PARe /£tilERS AS a:: 1/
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partici~tion tickets for the 1.tEet
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oBox 2456, l.aM:!sa CA 91943, 1(& B
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NOV'92 ~£DPI! Palamar llmiIteur Ra
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Palomar Amateur Radio Club Enlistme
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a July (last years budget) SCOPE wa
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~ """"""""""""'" 1)"KD6ZZZ ACCESS A
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NOV'92 W6ZE (+WA6PFA) 8,574 Unite
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ack for a GE repeater •• which
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DEC'92 !\£DPI! Palamar llmiIteur R
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Join! Palomar Amateur Radio Club En
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DEC'92 REGISTERED U.S. PATEl'\7 AT
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chip was activated by the voice sig
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yard: Dave WA6HQM 753-2605 Encinfta
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for minor tune-up and an 011 change
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