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should get some practice in using<br />
these programs before FD. W9FQN's<br />
dog. Chula. should be call Chew1a<br />
Coax since she cut one of our coax<br />
runs into two sections.<br />
A special thanks to: the San<br />
Diego DX Club for providing expert<br />
CW operators and logistical support.<br />
Almost 400 CW LQSOs over last years<br />
total were achieved due to 24 hour<br />
operation and superb antenna<br />
systems. All this with mediocre<br />
band conditions.<br />
N6URW. WA6DOC. KZ6X. K6JYO. and<br />
N6WQW for providing RV's and<br />
Trailers for operating positions and<br />
bunks for tired operators.<br />
Especially N6WQW's RV which saved<br />
the day for the Novice/Tech station<br />
when their reserved RV failed to<br />
appear.<br />
N6URW and WA6DOC for KP duty<br />
whipping up two dinners and one<br />
breakfast meal for the tired troops<br />
and KF6BL's leftover MREs from the<br />
Gulf War. WB6R. N6WLX. KC6UQH.<br />
N6SHW. KC6VEC, N6YMD. KZ6X and KF6BL<br />
for building, testing and<br />
refurbishing antennas.<br />
And thanks to everyone who showed<br />
up to make this FD the best<br />
performance ever performed by PARCo<br />
Jo-KB6NMK would like to thank the<br />
Novice-Tech station helpers: logers,<br />
operators, antenna helpers, and<br />
anyone who loaned equipment and<br />
helped 1n many ways. WD6FWE, N6KI.<br />
WA6IQS. KB6NHK. KB6NML. KC6NSA,<br />
KC60EI, N6QJE. N6QVW. KC6QXU. N6RMM.<br />
N6SHW. N6UCJ now N7QGH. N6UWW.<br />
N6UZH. WQ6V-antenna trailer. KC6VEC.<br />
KC6WAN. N6WLX. KC6WQW. K7GX. N6ZJV.<br />
N6URW-signs. WB6R-beam work, WB6HMYgenerator,<br />
and expecially a big<br />
thank you to N6YMD who adjusted the<br />
antennas all day and operated CW all<br />
night.<br />
20SSB - N6KI, WF6L. N6WDN. WQ6V.<br />
N6JQK. N6RUV. N6ZUC. (KC60EI). &<br />
(KC6VEC) •<br />
15/40SSB - KZ6X. KF6BL. N6QDB,<br />
(N6UWW). &Virginia (no call).<br />
10/75SSB &2mFM - N6WLX. N6SMW.<br />
AA6KY. KC6TLW. WB6IQS, N6UZH.<br />
(KC6VEC).<br />
calls) •<br />
&Judy and Elizabeth (no<br />
10/20/80CW-N6ND. NODSH. KASQ.<br />
NI6W. & WB6R.<br />
15/40CW-W6YA. K6JYO. K6XT. WR6J.<br />
N6CW. & AA6TR.<br />
Satellite-KBSMU. N6NKF. &WB9RKN.<br />
Packet-WB6KYG<br />
PHOTOGRAPHS(that we are aware<br />
of)- Tony-KA6TNI (also slides) &<br />
Mac-WB6GXR.<br />
SETUP &MISC DUTIES-KG6VX. W9FQN.<br />
N6QYW. KF6RX. KI6JM. N6EBB. N6WQW &<br />
FRIEND, KK6LX. AB6AR. N6YEI. N6QJE.<br />
KA6FPS. KC6BJM. N6RMM. & Ralph<br />
Powell (no call).<br />
The 20/40 SSB station really took<br />
a beating this year because of the<br />
sun spots and having to shift<br />
between 20/40 when there was<br />
interference with the 20/40 CW<br />
station which had priority. Despite<br />
their restrictions. they managed to<br />
turn in 823 contacts for both bands<br />
while the CW 20/40 turned in 814<br />
contacts but their score was<br />
multiplied by 2 equaling 1628 phone<br />
contacts. It really takes a team<br />
effort to score high during Field<br />
Day ••and we really had a lot of<br />
team players this year.<br />
Here is some data for the PARC<br />
Field Day. We did our best and we<br />
hope it is good enough for the 'I<br />
spot in SA for the USA. We placed<br />
second last year.<br />
Band CW Ph Sate11ite<br />
80 151 249 4 CW &117 phone<br />
40 608 522<br />
20 814 1060 Novice/Tech<br />
IS 206 301 79 CW on 40m<br />
10 0 164 61 phone VHF/UHF<br />
2 43 43 and 10m<br />
------- . ---- ---<br />
--<br />
Total CW Phone Total <br />
Yr "Q'SO QSO- QSO Score <br />
85 1911 298 1613 4.418 <br />
86 2097 338 1759 4,870 <br />
87 2423 354 2069 5.554 <br />
88 2302 599 1703 5.802 <br />
89 2901 936 1965 7.674 <br />
90 4171 1545 2626 11,532 <br />
91 ~6327 1905 2517 13.654 <br />
~3 .3x 6.4x 1.6x 3.1x<br />
For those of you who 11ke<br />
numbers. there they are.<br />
~,,~ - BK <br />
'" WORKPARTY(6-1S) Orlando and<br />
neighbor repa1red a 40' crankup<br />
tower given to the club some time<br />
ago which had three ·ice-bursts·<br />
making the holes look like someone<br />
had set off a stick of dynamite<br />
inside the pipe. They really did a<br />
great job of welding and the tower<br />
is almost like new •• now, if it only<br />
had a coat of paint.<br />
WO RK PARTY (6-??) Dennis-N6KI and<br />
father Orlando. N6QVW. worked on<br />
several tower mounts.<br />
WORKPARTIES(6-??) Carl and crew<br />
seemed to be out in the -back 40·<br />
testing 75m antennas every time<br />
W9FQN and family (KA6FPS. N6QDB, &<br />
N6YZZ) turned around.<br />
My apologies to anyone left out <br />
please let me know so that I might<br />
update my list for credit due to a<br />
Pizza Bash invitation •• de N6KI.<br />
"""""""""""""""""" <br />
> NET S <<br />
PARC is st111 open to having a<br />
SPANISH net on one of the repeaters.<br />
The 146.730 is open on Friday and<br />
Saturdays at 2100Hrs (9pm) and the<br />
147.130 is open every evening at<br />
2100Hrs.<br />
Hark-AA6TR has suggested that<br />
since there are so many new young<br />
hams that they might want to have a<br />
SCHOOL net some evening. If there<br />
is any interest. please let us know<br />
about it.<br />
- BK <br />
146.73 WEE K LYE V E N T S<br />
1 M->S 2000 S.D.Co Traffic Net<br />
(except 1st Wed club meeting)<br />
MON 2100 Microwave Net<br />
TUE 2100 S. D. Pkt. VOice Net<br />
WED 2100 Code Practice Net<br />
THU 2100 Ham Help Net<br />
SUN 0830 PARC Emergency Service<br />
SUN 1000 Sail boaters check-in<br />
SUN 2100 ARE S Planning Net<br />
MON 1930 RACES Net on 147.19S<br />
DIS C L A I MER S<br />
Meetings at LINCOLN HIDDLE SCHOOL<br />
are NOT a function of the V1sta<br />
Unified School Dist. & are NOT<br />
sanctioned by the school D1st. Board<br />
of Trustees. Seel<br />
SCOPE-AUS'91 CLUB MTS WED. August 7th. 1930Hr. CARLSBAD SAFETY CTR Pg. 9
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