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net control since AB6Q1Mike is going [!l What???? You don't know about I. Survey the present Board members to to be teaching a class at Palomar College and will not be available for net duties. Contact AB6Q1Mike or K6PFPJerry for more information. ABE§ M The 8:30 am Sunday momgin ARES net would like to provide some of its members an opportunity to gain experience in handling the emergency net for 1-2 months. Contact WYFQNStan or KB6NMKJo for information. Morse COOe - it appears as though the need for the Morse Code net has passed with the reduced code requirements and most ofthe net controls have stopped sending the code. Many thanks to all ofthose dedicated amateurs that spent at least one night a week with their hour long code nets on 147.075. Thanks. Many people who listened in on your transmissions never bothered to check in but your practice sessions were greatly appreciated. Traffic Net - Because of reduced traffic and fewer participants to handle the traffic, N6TEPCharies and crew have cut down their operation to 8 pm only on Tues, Thur, Sat & Sunday on 146.730. If you are interested in learning how to handle traffic (not car), check into the net and ask for Charles (or the current net control). Barbecue (Palol1Ulr MI.) (The Palomar MI. Volunteer Fire Dept. is PARe's fire protection unil at the repeater site and if possible•.members are encouraged to support this event from time to time. II IS a greal Barbecue and an opportunity to visit Palomar Mt. and the Palomar Observatory! Be sure to ·wear your PARe badge and an amateur radio shirt ifyou have one-Ed) Thanks to all who have already purchased Raffle tickets for the Annual Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department BBQ. September 2nd is just around the corner. We have LOTS of prizes that have come in during the past week with more on the way. A vacation trip for two, color TV, lots of gift certificates to local restaurants ... We might even have a free manicure in case a certain local wood cutter gets lucky again this year. Chris the Woodcutter winning a manicure?!?! The pictures made the front page ofthe Valley Center Road Runner. He also won the trip to Hawaii M but I think all agree, the manicure was toooooo much fun. Read all about it on our website: WW'tV.palOJIUlnaoutaiD.eomIlm _bbq.1ItmI Tickets are $1.00 each. You get one free ticket with every book of ten. So, how many do you want for FREE? Once again this year, we are offering FREE FILL OUT! Let me know how many tickets you want, drop a check in the mail and I'll write YOUR NAME and phone number on each ticket! (YOUR name - I promise!) Just think of how much time that will save you the day ofthe event! : -) So, how many do you want for FREE? -Bonnie Nomination Committee The nine member PARC Board is composed of four elected officers, two elected Board members, and three appointed Board members who are appointed by the president with the approval of the present elected Board (PARC By-laws). The appointed members are P ARC committee chairmen and are serving the club in some capacity. Lately they have comeftom: Membership Chairman, Repeater Site Technical, Repeater Site Chairman. W6NWG Trustee. Scope Editor, Field Day Chairman, etc. There will be Board openings this year and the Board hopes that when you are approached that you will seriously consider serving the club in some capacity. NonnalIy, the Nomination Committe is approved at the August Board meeting. announced in the September Scope and the Nomination Committee announces their findings at the November club meeting where the club will also accept oominatioDS from the floor. The election takes place at the December club meeting. The Nominating Committee duties are usually as follows: see ifthey are willing to serve another year. 2. The committee is furnished a copy of the club's participation list so that they can see who is active in the club. 3. The committee canvases the active membership to obtain qualified people to run for office. 4. The Committee head makes their report at the November club meeting with their recommended slate of officers. 5. The club Election is held at the December club meeting and the new officers take office when elected. Harbor Freight Most ofyou know about Ham Radio Outlet but few have heard of Harbor Freight Tools here in the San Diego area. While they mostly sell tools, they do have some items that amateurs might be interested in buying: Digital ACfOC multimeter 37772 Emergency Light 38013 Duct Tape 30100 Power Strip 37417 6/12 V circuit tester 4288 Magnifier Head strap 37586 Multi-tester ACfOC 30756 (great!) Load Battery tester 6317 (great!) Float Charger 41288 (great!) These items are all on sale until September 11tho Editor This issue of the Scope marks my 10th year as its editor and the starting of the 11th with 1,420 pages already produced. My 1st issue was typed up on a Radio Shack Model IV computer using a typewriter style printer and while the printed copy was sharp, there was little fonnatting that could be done resulting in a lot of "pasting" of extra material with glue. Many thanks to all ofyou who over the years have helped contribute articles and materials to be used in the Scope. WYFaNStan
I I (S.l1)sel1ltrade National NCX-5 xcvr 2M "boomer" yagi 4' boom wi pg.7 Ii1 For Sail to-80m match ext VFO/spkr/ACpwr/mo Archer TV rotor and control box -91 bilepwr/mikeltubeslmanual $2001;HostIer $35; Mars SWR meter HF $5: Russ Is:::. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~, mobile ant base IO/20/4Om coils $501; K6KW 760-436-6714 Carlsbad. (W9FQN@Juno.com) Perso1UJl equ.ipmellt ads are free to members and could be "humped" after .3 mo. Copy ads after the form used helow and send to Editor, W9FQN, .30.311 Cir. R Ln, Vlly. Cu. CA 92082, (WJFQN@1lU1O.com) before the 20th ofeach month. COllf1llel'cigl A.ds in hig boxes: $21&01. inch/mo. We will "squash" your copy to the ., nu.m.h.er.o.".inc.hes_.bo.u8.h.t.______• (S.19)Free-Two 30-40' telescoping masts-you pick up; Alliance heavy duty antenna rotator w/cable $50; Palomar noise bridge $45; Swan 200-2000w SWR meter $50: 727-8836 or kh6tl@juno.com. (8.17)Garmin GPS 40 hand held GPS wlNMEA data output, works wiAPRS, good for hiking (lat/longldirectionlspeed) with accuracy up to 49' (orig $199) $99: Scotty 727-8836 or kh6tl@juno.com. (8.14)Pre-ban Opto-elec R-IO scanner; Sangean A TS-818 shortwave receiver: Both mint, with extra's: KD6BFR. Bin Call 760-480"()805. manuals; ICOM 38A$375new; COM 37A ..___________-.$25Onew; Kenwood TM321A $395new; PALOMAR ENGINEERS Box 462222, &cotuIldD, C4 92046 TOROID CORES ........1IIOI:ib. wide 'fWic:lyof..._ .... Oar RFI Tip Sheet is tee lllll'OIpIIIIIl. OurRFI kit""",lF_or,.............. 'IV.. 1IiInO. fie. Mo/It!t RJi1..4 S25 + _ +56_..... BALUN KITS Ferrites slip over coax. Shrink tubing holds them in place. Works from 3.5 60 MHz (Use two kits for 160 m). t Model BA..SS(tJr ROSS, 1W8X" IimiIIr __up CD 114"dia. $7.50 +IU + $6 SAH/cJnIIr Model BA..a(tJrR.Q.8, 1.G-213. 9913111d siaIiIIrcableB lip 10 112" diImdcI'. . $1'.00+ax+$6 s.t.H/GnIcr TUNER-TUNER Tune your tuner without transmitting. Save that rig! Just listen to the Tuner-Tuner's noise with your ftIa:iver. Adjust your tuner for a maD audpreslO! You Vibroplex Orig Deluxe keyer w/case $1001; 2 antiques for bids Magnavox audio fq. amp type AC3/modC/#22J6; used 3 type 33 push-twist tubes, external .. A&B" battteries; HeintzlKaufinan Ltd. San Francisco, Radio receiver type 900 (regenerative) # 1I3.)800-2Joookc USPat 1,507,689-1,907,806; trade for 2ml 440MHz gear/ICOM boom mike Yeasu NC-18 desk charger: Larry W6LCT Vista 760.724.9996 B4 5pm or 7-9pm daily. (7.27)Kenwood TS520 HF transceiver 115 vac or 12 vdc w/spkr/manualmic $295; Kenwood remote VF0520 wIman $75: Steve W2MRM 858-451-5690. (7.25)Ten-Tee Titan amp Mod 425 10 160m mint 20hrs orig box w/manuals $2,500: Kris W6KTE 760-941-3555 Vista (7.19)Zerox printer 1340A w/manual SIS; Heath H89 computer wl2drives/pwrl man S20; Printmate 350 do matrix printer $5; Mini~uad HQ-I ant w/rotator/man $30: Dan W2LUK 858-592-9901 Poway. (7.19)3ea 220Mhz mobile xcvers wi mobile ant; Larson mag Btt ant; 220 J-pole forner (pairs) from only vacuum tube with push up mast & stand; DAIWA CNstereGS, old speakers, stereo tuners/amps 55 2OwI200w SWR meter; 2m packet station, Packet PK-12 controller, Kenwood pay cash: John ac6ts@amsat.org or 760~ working or not from '50s·70s, will pickup & 2m 7950 XCVI" cable assys & manuals, 747-9431. computer software and disks S70Onew; (7.6)Wanted used SP-230 w/matching units are working, aU prices were NEW speaker/cabinet for TS830S: 760-722-5394 and all reasonable considered: AI N6GNB or wbOycq@arrl.net Ocsd. Ulricb525@aol.com 760-741-1840 ~!JAIlIDeIJllDX-77T HF _~~'~""""_4 (7.6)S1aDdard Cl208DA 50/1013w 2m mobile mic w/display/controls S120; AEA PK-88 TNC packet $20; Cnaheraft 4e1 'Rsa.cfting AmateKT ~ tlio Operators forCftrlst fUaditng J\tJI4tfttY !ttutio O,JJdr (6.13) 50' Tn-x tower on ground $300 with FREE R7 vertical: K6HU Art 6 19"()97-1 538 SO (San Carlos section). (6.2)HF Ant. - Oatbacker PERTH used once S200: Joe KE6EZG 760-730-3499 (5.19)HaUierafter (Sky-Buddy) rcvr works great with antenna + instruction book $100: Bob KE6WEP 760-726-8279 Ocsd. (5.6)Kenwood TS-940 w/phone patch, mic & Kenwood TL 225a amp. All w/manuals $1.000: Steve (949) 940-0069 (3.31)Yaesu 6200 440/1.2 Gig $350; Kenwood TS-950SD $1500; ICOM 2100 H 2M $135; Swan 350 $250; URM-25E Signal Generator $75; Radio Shack 5/8 Mag Antenna $25; Forham SG-49O Signal generator $75; Forham FG-202 Function Generator $65; Canon B&W printer 200e $40; Tektronix O'scope 454A $200: Rod 760 945-6050 (Ocsd) WANTED: (Alew good men/women) Ilil (8.16) WANTED: working IC-R70 Receiver: Berand, WB0YCQ (760) 722·5394 or WBOYCQ@ARRL.NET (8.10) Want pwr and audio output trans Teehnician Wanted at Wavelyo ba Vista RF, ualog and digital teehnieian for repair of mJcrowave radios. Contact Charles at 760 598-9090 or email resumetocharles@adnc.com '1fte NtCadLady Co. O.E.M. Assembly Rebuilds Batteries-Lead Acids .lllCD'I",sfur Clir&t ttteets eacli 511ft, uy At 7:00.11."'. OR 147.270. AU Replacement Packs 3l:A.:M D,JJeTatOTS are 'Wefcome tD tWOp m AMsure Scripture or c..-DelSolU*. ~ Rh-111n1i1e. CAt2!II ra(Mt)65Utlt j1ut {fstm. X:F61'j(:A. -~~
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