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Radio operators figure heavily in local earthquake plans as backup for government channels and as a substitute for disrupted telephone service. all at no cost to the taxpayer. Your assistance in this matter will be appreCiated. Sincerely yours. John K. Doe Amateur Radio Station V6XYZ - BK FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION June Butler. Public Affairs,FCC SDCO 4542 Ruffner St. Suite 370 San Diego, CA 92111-2216 557-5478 or FTS 895-5 478 April 5. 1991 The FCC conducted a study of amateur radio stations to determine compliance with the Section 97.313(a), 47 DFR 97.313(a), requiring the use of minimum transmitter power. The study also examined the link between operating power and interference to home electronic entertainment equipment (HEEE) such as television and radio receivers. This nation-wide study took place on February 26 and 27, 1991, during which time the FCC looked at 209 stations. it selected most of these stations on a random basis. The except ion was 31 stat ions chosen because they were subjects of interference complaints. The FCC made observations of the communications conducted at the power usually used by the station. and then made Similar observations with the power reduced by one-half or more. The findings of the study are -75t of the stations experience no degradation in communications capability when the power was reduced by more than half. -Lower power resulted 1n reduced interference to HEEE in 1/3 of the cases. -70t of the amateur operators interviewed stated that their stations normally transmit with less than 200 watts of transmitter power. -Approximately 2/3 of the stations reported to be the source of receiving interference were transmitting with 100 watts or less. The conclusions of the study are -Most amateur stations are not operating at minimum power as required by Section 97.313(a). -Reduced power can alleviate significant reception interference problems wfthou degradation in communications capabilities. -In addition to reducing transmitter power. other remedies such as transmitter or receiver filtering may be required to eliminate interference. For further information, you may contact Jeffrey B. Young, FCC, Field operations Bureau, Enforcement Division at (Z02) 63Z-7014. - BK The FCC has asked Congress to charge hams a $30 user fee for their 10 year license ($3/yr). POT P 0 U R R I An update of our Zm survey of club members now indicates a minimum of 45t of our club members using our 2m repeaters. Ve are now guessing it could go as high as 60t. - BK HAM CALL LICENSE PLATES: current regis trat ion. Appl1 cat ion for Amateur Radio Call Letter License Plate. (Reg441-rev8/83), FCC License, surrender old plates, pay $21 +$1 for reflectorized plate. Comments: no trailers. your name must be on registration, and $12 fee to transfer Ham plates to another car or must surrender plates. - BK -- BK SCOPE costs are running about 6c/sheet (3c/pg) and mailing about 8c/SCOPE. We would know more exactly if we could read the postal regulations (and understand them) and they would send us a bill each time. We never get a bill - just a request for more money every 4-6 months! What a way to do business. Because of the postal increase, some clubs are increasing their dues although PARC's financial position should allow us to remain at $lZ for the immediate future. Ve were a • good deal w before and are even better now. - BK HAM STAMP PINS: Replica of ham postage stamp. $5. - BK Ed-N6GZI. past present of PARC. did not learn his lesson and is now president of the North Shores ARC in San Diego. Ed advertises in the SCOPE and was my ·climbing teacherM on PARC's 80' tower on Palomar Mountain. - 13K - OVERHEARD on 146.73 Did you hear about the two guys who wanted to ·party· and went to Bagdad to get bombed? (the war was so short that it was ·over" !lmost before the jokes could be thought up ••.de W9FQN - BK JOIN THE ARRL: When joining or rejoining the ARRL. do it via the Club which will receive a modest stipend otherwise going to the ARRL. Make your check payable to the Club and get it. with your membership application, to our Trea$surer. Benton-KK6LX. NEW ARRL membership applications which include the PARC number (.1703). garner the Club $5 and it doesn1t cost you a fat farthing more! - BK OFFICIAL CLUB BADGES: see John Tentor, W60LQ. mtgs or 672-3891. John is so efficient at making these badges that they only cost club members $1 and he does them between ping-pong matches while plotting on his HP printer. INTERFERENCE: IGNORE it. Don1t give the jammer what he or she craves notice and attention. Carryon your QSO or sign off or move to Simplex. but do NOT acknowledge the crazies. At the same time, try to hear the interfering s;gna1 on the input of the repeater and. if poss ible, determine the direction of the source. You can also move ·up one" 4",.~ SCOPE-MA""~~~ oa~l' ~ EXEC Mr' THU '''OHr, V'FO'("I, V."ey Ce.ter ~.G. e",. Pg. 10 ~01; 00'.."
to 147.130 to complete your contact. W6INI: ARRL; ARES; F1re Patrols The FLYING SAMARITANS are looking - BK - WDODLW: ARES Encinitas->San Marcos for eye glasses for their Tecate Eye EARS T-HUNTS: Contact Jo-KB6NMK KC6CZO: ARES Escondido,NIE.of 1-15 Clinic each month. If you have any for latest information. Hunt freq. N6IZW: M1crowave; Test Equipment old glasses or can locate a supply is 146.565 at 0900 in Escondido or KB6MCU: Interference; Filters; ATV of them from friends, please bring Rancho Bernardo on the 3rd Saturday FCC,Antennas(HF/VHF/UHF) ,towers them to the next meeting and give of the month. Check 146.880 when KB5MU: Pkt; Satellite; Computers them to Nacho-W6HCO or Stan-W9FQN. near Escondido for more 1nfo. If KB6NMK: Direct10n Finding info. They are also looking for any kind you are just getting started, ride AA60M: VE Testing: Tests/Helpers of doctor, nurse. phaf'lllacist, along with an -experienced- T KC6PEN: Ham Help NetThur.Eve;Tubes audiologists, dentists, optomolohunter. Contact Jo-KB6NMK or Carl KI6RF: Mobile noise filtering gists. hygienists. Spanish translat N6WLX 1n Escondido for more N6UUW: Rad10 Controlled Airplanes ors, etc. to help at Fly1ng infof'lllation N6RVO National Traff1c System Samaritan Clinics in Testerazo, - BK - ND6W : Test Equipment.Programming Tecate, Rancho Rosarito. San Felipe, CON S U L TIN G E X PER T S W60LQ: Ping Pong; Badges; HP Plot and others to humorous to mention. (found on 146.730) Check ad sections for profess- SWAPMEETS: Contact a club member W6TIK: M1raMesa,Ham Radio Classes 10nal help on radio repair: N6GZI about Saturday swap meets: Santee W6FGE: PtLoma Theory/Code Classes (antennas), KC6PEN (equipment 1st, Cucamonga-2nd. Chatsworth-3rd. KB6MCU: EICajon, Ham Radio Classes repair). and HRO. If you would 11ke and TRW-last. WB6FMT: Autopatches and 450 Equip. to have your call added to the list, - BK W9FQN: Mexican L1cense; N1cads contact W9FQN w1th your specia11ty - 73 W 9 F Q N WB6IQS: Heathkit; Motorola; Rpters area. N6KI : Swapmeets; Used Equip. $$ fXfRCISf Does Your Heart Good. "ArntIIriCan HeartAssOciaflon HRO- RapId delivenes from - the store nearest you! Open: MFJ ". making quailly affordable 'low,' low outlet prices! • • • ----~--..- OM ijj ijj - TOWWEA Kantronics/KAM , = . '''. ::',JHk ~&i "UfO ",. --~-..- .. ." ........ :;-=r"'.,'=;p • .' True dual port _ simultaneous HFIVHF packet operation "LARGEST HAil OUTLETIN THE WORLD" ALL MAJOR BRANDS IN STOCK NOW! Advanced Ie'I\ Electronic ~, .,..~"- Applications nu.JI ~ VHFIUHF PK-232 Multi-mode souosrm AIIPlFIERS Data Controller Now with PakMaii function fOAM-5:30PM 560-4900 Mon. 'hlu S.t. . or toll free 1-800-854-6046 I . 5375 KEARNY VILLA RD.,SAN DIEGO 1 SCOPE-MAY '91 CLUB MTG WED. 1930Hr, LINCOLN MID.SCHOOL Pg. 11
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SEP'91 Louis-N6CKQ. Rob-LWA3HV. Jim
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SEP'91 PAR CAP P LIe A T ION 1991-9
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OCT'91 FALLBROOK: ArtRideout:WA6IPD
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OCT'91 and 3)1 have always been int
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OCT'91 option of "muting" the tones
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OCT'91 only the Vista patch is ava
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OCT'91 carry them home if they don'
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NOV I 91 IIIl""tt!. power. etc. 'U
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NOV'91 noticed. - BK Anita Nye-K
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NOV'91 - BK (S-17)Kenwood MC-S5
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