OCTOBER

CALLING d'l.5

PRES1DENT'S MESSAGE by Mark M. Schaefer WBsClA

67 NOMINATING COWMllTEE I am pleased to announce that Don Rltchle K6PGT has volunteered to be thls year's Chalrman of the Nomlnatlng Commlttee. So If YOU would llke to be an ofllcer of the JPLARC for i991, contact Don As

S , M S h I Soon As Posslble before all the otllees are taken. Most If not all the offlcars wlll be new people, so let's get some new blood In the club. Belng an offlcar of the club Is not only a lot at fun, but can look good on a resume, and you never know when that could come In handy. YOU can contact Don Rltchle at 46305, alt 46536, MIS 303-210.

SAREX The launch of STS-35 Is scheduled for :Nov 28. Thls Is assumlng alE goes well tor Ulysses and the DO0 Mlsslons, and they solve the LH2 leak problems. GUD LUK 2 ALL AT KSC! Hopefully our HF statlons In the shack and our Repeaters wlll be fully upgraded as well, We can then look forward ta STS-37 and some ATV efforts along wlth volce and packet.

REPEATER COMMITTEE REPEATER As background I just want to sernlnd everyone of the bash for the

OCTOBER 1990 Volume 19 No. 10 declslon to buy a turnkey system from Kendecom for WB6iEA Repeater. The orlglnal concept was to buy a fully operational

Jet Propulsion Laboratory repeater system wlth complete documentaflon and a factory

H6VIO CALLING MIS 264-419 warranty. Thls was so when rnalntenance was requlred ten days or

Attn: Eileen McKlnney ten years down the road, we would not have to flnd the persons

4800 Oak Grove Drlve who orlglnally assembled the repeater and everyone thereafterwho

Pasadena, Callfornla 917 09 added patch jobs to Ilgura out how to flw It. Several members of the club have spent enough tlme trylng to flgure out all the undeslrabla

BOARD featureshugs to more than equal the tlme necessary to build a

PRESIDENT: MARK SCHAEFER WBGCIA repeater from scratch. Kendecorn acknowledges that at one tlme It

VICE PRES: BILL MORRlS KBGVGW used a bad batch of N connectors whlch esplalns the Flrst factory

SECRETARY: $10 JOHNSON W B 6 W H return. Kendecorn promised new software Zo ftx many of the

TREASURER: JIM KESTERSON KAGIBF prograrnmlng bugs, but at thls tlme has no tlme table for even

CLUB TRUSTEE: STAN SANDER NGMP startlng a new sotfware revlslon.

EMERGENCY COMM COORD: WALT MUSHAGFAN K6QNS DSRECTOR AT 'LARGE: JOHN TALLON HGOMB Therefore It has been declded to return the Kendecom Transmitter,

Reeetver, and Control Clreultry un211 such tlme that they can return

CLOSED REPEATER TRUSTEE: WALT DIEM WAGPEA the Repeater In full worklng condltlon or refund our money. Bestdes rneetlng the factory. specs, the mlnlmum crlterla for

EDITOR: EILEEN MeKlNNEY KAGDGV acceptance Is that under any of the normal operatlng modes of the

@ Repeater, there Is no way to lock up the transmitter In transmit. H

Club Meetlngs: the Repeater falls In other ways, at least It wlll not Interfere wlth others.

Everyone Is welcome - Erihg your lunch. 12 Noon tn 238-543 Second Wednesday of month (Program) PL

Fourth Wednesday of month (Business) Once again 1 would just like to rernlnd you that eventually we wlll /"\n decide to requIre PL to access the WB61EA Repeater. You vlll need

NewsEetter AHlcle Deadllne: The 5th. day of each month. lf the 5th. falls on a weekend, the following Monday wlll be the deadllne,

Your artldes, ads, photos, diagrams, Letters to the Edltor, or technical lnstrucflons should be submitted to Edltor at address above.

EXCHANGE CLUBS: PLEASE NOTE ADDRESS A W E

to have thls feature Instaltad In your 220 radlo for anyone to hear you through the repealer (although wlthout PL you coutd cause QRM to others uslng the repeater).

W6V10 REPEATER The new Palomar Controller should have arrlved by the tlme you read thls. The Control Operatars wlll be tralned on how to command the Repeater. As soon as everyone Is satisfled with the lnslallatlon and lmplementatlon of the controller, the Club Membershlp wlll be Informed on how to use the new features as

Permlssron Is granted to copy enclosed adcles they become avallabla.

provldlng credlt Is glven to "W6VIO CALLING".

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W6V10 RADIOSHACK We are actlvely engaged In negotlatfons to add a new HF Transceiver from elther Yaesu, Kenwood, Icom, or Ten-Tec. A declslon wlll be mads by the Board 01 Dlractors after an omclal offer has been made by each d the manufacturers.

The present state of the shack Is as follows: The OSCAR Statlon Is operatlonal. The PACKET statlon Is operatlonal. The TS-330 statlon has problems wlth charglng the batteries and Is unavallable. The FT-101 statlon has problems wlth FM on SSB and Is unavallable. The TS-$20 statlon Is operatlunal however, the loan of the Camera for SSTV Is contingent on construction of a Junctlon &ox to power the camera so that the recorder whlch now powers the Camera can be used for other purposes. The Sommer Antenna wlll not rotate but wlll load up whlle pointed North. The THGDXX Antenna Is operatlonal but a work party Is needed to properly guy the tower at Its present helght dust enough to clear nearby obstructlons). A new Tower wlll be required to replace thls aglng Tower.

The Statlon Upgrade budget wlll be used to upgrade the ROBOT 1200C SSTV Converter to use SCOW mode SSTV. The Statlon Malntenanca budget wlll be used to repalr the TELEX Beam. A membership vote at the October General Meetlng will declda how much to budget tor a new Tower to replace the exlstlng rusty and hazardous tower near the water tanks. A3 you can see there Is a lot of work required to make the shack fully operatlonal. H you would llke to help out In any way, please contact Jetty Hawks at 42542 MIS 125- 177.

CALL FOR COMPUTERS You may recall at the beglnnlng of the yaar we requested help In locatlng a computer tor the ahaek af the IBM XT class or higher. Wlth the newfrscal year upon us, perhaps there Is a loose computer roamlng around your sectlon In need of a home rather than Chellfiurplus. I1 you have a lead on such a system, or parts thereof, please contact Jon Adams at 43445 M15 238-528. There's a rot we can do to automata the shack wlth uses In Packet, Oscar, S S W , BBS, logglng, or lor club members who do no2 have access to a computer othemlse.

MICROSATS I would Ilk% to thank Harold Prlce NKGK for hls fasclnatlng talk and sllde show on the Mlerosats launch. It's amazlng what you can do wlth a t40K budget for a satellite. Gee, for a club with access to test equipment, environmental chambers, and 200 members, that comes to about WOO par member. I wonder H there's a club out there that could make use of thalr veiy own OSCAR.

NOMINATION COMMIITEE REPORT Don Ritchie. KBPGT

It Is the tlme of year that we agaln need to make Important declslons and commltments for the operation of our JPL radlo club1 1 have agreed wlth Mark Schaefer to take on the responslblllty to be the Chairperson lor the club's nomlnatlon commlttee for the alectfon of club otncers for 1991. Them are Important tlmes lor the club and amateur radlol The JPL radlo club enjoys a certaln amount of prestlge In the radlo community lor Its contrlbuttons to the knowledge of the manned and Interplanetary space actlvnles through the W6VIO operatlons. The club 1s growlng In Its Importance to belng a resource for emergency needs. Thssaactlons provlde an Important opportunlly lor lndlvlduals In the club to demonstrate thelr experllse and skllls lor the club's continued operatfon.

As the nomlnatlon comrnlttes Chairperson, 1 n e d volunteer

committm members b help select the slate of club officers. This commlttee needs to revlew and select the perspectlve candldates, In a tlmely manner, In order to present them to the general club membershlp In December, as potentlal candldates.

N o w Is the tlme for you to support me as a nomlnatlon committee member, or present yoursen to the nomlnatlon comrnlttaa as a perspectlve club offlmr. If you have bean unhappy wlth the JPL radlo club operatlons, now Is your chance to take on some rssponslbllky and be a part of the solution, or just volunteer to contrlbute your needed talents and expertise. Now Is the tlrneto acC I look fornard to hearlng from you. Call me at 818-354-6305, or 81 8-352-1978.

DX NEWS By Bob Polansky, NGET

As wltb kst month, condltrons have been very good on the HF bands. 10 meters Is frequently wen to most parts of the world, and the 20 meter long path has been good to the local users. Uttle tlme thls month, so we'll get rlght to the news. As usual, my thanks go to "The DX Bulletin" lor thetr tlrnely l3X lnlormatlon.

ASCENCION ISLANO - N6TJ Is hoplng to operate from thls garden spot In the AUantlc as ZDgZdurlng both CO WW Contest weekends.

CYPRUS - Look for 584tGOHfK, sportlng an unknown 5B call to 4 December. Frequenctes gFven are 14277,21277, and 28477 kHz.

MALDIVES - 8QRIBSDCO wlll be actlve from 15 October to 5 November. No frequenclws gglvn.

MALPELO -The HKOW DXpedFtlon to thls rare Iocatlon Is atfll on from 3 to 7 November. Don't mlss thls opportunity. Frequanelas to watch are 3505,7005,14025,2t025, and 28025 kHz on cw; and 3795, 7085, 14145, 21 195, and 28395 kHz on ssb.

SOUTH GEORGIA - VPBCDJ has been actlve on 14256 kHz at 22302 on Mondays. He's a pretty rare flnd also. Thls Is only a ssb operatfon.

'UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - AGIAD conllnues to be vew actlve on both 20 and 15 meter ssb, especlally early In our local mornlng (prlor to 44002). He wlll glve you a cw QSO on request. Look for hlm both long path and short path around 14190 kHz,

I've melved one call thls month lndlcatlng that at least one person other than myself Is reading this artlcle. Stlll no feedback of any klnd on the monster antenna for 75180 meters on the mesa for thls coming wtnter. Guess there's no Interest. Don2 forget the CQ WW SSB Contest on October 27 and 28. See you In the plleupsl

REPEATER COMMITTEE NEWS by Jan Tarsah, WB6VRN

Attached to thls h u e of VlO CALLING Is the Band Plannlng Questlonnalre currently belng circulated by the 220 MHz Spectrum Management Assoclatlon. It Is vltatly Important that each and every one of our club members complete thEs survey and return It to th address shown: the slmple exlstenee of our two club repeaters Is at stake. The Repeater Committee, In conjunctton wlth the respective trustee for each of our club repeaters, will respond on behalf of the JPIARC to Questions 1-1, 12, and 33. The remalnlng

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questlens should reflect the oplnlons &teach Indlvldual respondent

Havlng saFd that, the Repeater Committee strongly urges club members to conslder the dire neaatlva Im~act of a 220 MHz bandplan uslng 15 kHz channel spa& ( ~ u k t l o n 6). There are manifold reasons why thls Is technlcallv unsound, but there Is an even more persuasl;e and crystalline argument: many 220 MHz radlos - perhaps even the ones you yourself own - cannot tune In S kHz steps. A bandplan uslng 15 kHz spaclng Instantly renders such aqulpment worthless. The Repeater Cornrnlttee recommends a NO response to Questlon 6.

As always, the Repeater Commltiee stands mady to answer member questions on thls or any other Issue regarding the W6VIO and W861EA repeaters. We meet every Tuesday just after noon near the west exR of the maln cateterla. AH are welcome. MI lab members can teach me at the telephone numbers shown below.

Excemts from the WGUE Newsletter, 1 October 1990 by Jan Tarsala, WBGVKFI

The Caltech Amateur Radio Club - W6UE Cal i fornia I n s t i t u t e of Technology Wlnnett Student Center, Caltech 218-531. Pasadena, California 91125

REPEATER NEWS

Well. by n m you have hopefully had m opportunity t o use W6UE/R. If you haven't. please tune i n to 445.450 MHz (- 5.000 MHz; PL 100.0 H z ) . The new CITARC repeater is located near F l i n t Peak in Glendale and has extremely wide area coverage i n Southern California on the ocean s ide o f t h e ridge l m e . The repeater 1s OPEN b u t I t s prlmary use is t o coordinate the CITARC emergency operat~ons .... Autopatch membership is CLOSED and 1s l imi ted t o CITARC members and a f e w other veowle who have aiven us swecial heLu with s e t t i n t

check to make sure that someone isn't-usin~CthT NOGB repeater when you key up becauss you w i l l wipe them out have more power and more Rain . If you need to m a k e a c and t h e N06R repeater i s In us:, please break u s i n g the N PL and once you havs been acknowledged. go ahead and make your call. The t 106BIR PL frequency is 103.5 Hz.

If something goes wrong w i t h the repeater , contact Dave R ~ t c h ~ e or a control operator. We have set up a system of control opera tors t o handle frequency monitoring and controL the functions of the repeater con t ro l l e r and autopatch functions. The contro l opera tors s o f a r a r e NGDLU (Dave RitchieF, AE6E (Neal SuLmeyer), NGLL (Paul Gordon) and WAGOXU (Mark Beckwith)....

We actlvely encourage all CITARC members t o get on the 450 band with a t least an HT wi th a lOOHz PL to access t h e club r epea t e r . This frequency w i l l , be used t o coordinate most CITARC a c t i v i t i e s i n t h e event of an emergency nnd will be used t o coordinate a l l o the r a c t ~ v i t i e s as well due t o the extremely broad area coverage t h a t we have achieved. There 1s a 450 MHz radio in the shack which i s set to monitor the W6UE/R r epea t e r . . . .The radio should be left on all of the time (This is the only piece of equipment other than the l2VDC power supply t h a t should always be on).

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS

CITARC ALWAYS mlNITMlS 445.450 MHZ (CITARC WSUE REPEATER) and 147.705 MHZ (PASADENA RADIO,, CLUB W699N REPEATER [Editor's note: t h i s should read KSWN repeater"] ) and occas~ona l ly 224.04 MHZ (JPLARC WSVTO REPEATER) [Edi tor ' s no te : Caltech does no t intend t o m o n i t o r lJs6IEA on 224.08 MHz in the event of an emergency. This f a c t needs t o be well considered i n t h e formulation of our own emergency r e s p n s e p l an . ]

SCHEDULE FOR 1990-1991

Tuesdays at 8 : 0 0 p.m. eck and on 445.450 NHz (PL 100.0 Hz)

WANTED Good home tor one half at me W86VRN FM repeater system. Must be In the San Gabrlel valley, but need not have hlgh sIevatIon. Residence preferred. Wllllng to negotlate terms. You can accept elther Repeater Package A(preferably) or Repeater Package B: each has Its own strengths and Ilabllltles.

Repeater Package A conslsts of: dual channel reeelwer on 29.56 MHz and 29.66 MHz low-power transmltter on 51.86 MHz 10m clrcularly polarized Undenblad receive antenna 6m transrnlt ground plane battew supply

Repeater Package B consists of: dual channel receiver on 51.36 MHz and 51.86 MHz hlgh-power transmltter on 29.66 MHz 6m recelve ground plane antenna l o rn clrcularly polarized Llndenblad transmlt antenna battew supply-

contact: Jan Tarsala W86VRN X4-4564 or 818-447-8475

............................................................. Peter Lyman, ex NGLGV, now has a new call slgn. It Is KK6QP *tr*~*****~*****~**************#*n**w***************v********rn

HALLOWEEN IS FUN ! REMEMBER? by Eileen McKinnsy

When the k ids jump up and down And ask "When's Halloween here?" D o n ' t jus t sit there grouchy faced And l e t it go in and o u t your e a r .

Remember what a happy time T r i c k ar treating used to be? You're not toa old o r settled down To experisnce the same old glee.

Just put a pumpkin b y your door L i g h t a light o r maybe two Place a smile upon your face Then you know what you should do

Taka your c h i l d r i g h t out the door L i v e the f u n just once again find i f your child is fully grown Then d o n ' t sit and remember when

G r e a t those goblins at your door With a t r e a t and a little smile Then p r e t t y soon you"l1 realize You're having fun f o r awhile

It isn't hard to j o i n r i g h t in And laugh and realize T h a t happiness isn't j u s t f o r k i d s It's f o r you too - you B I G guys?

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SATELLITE NEWS by Courtney Duncan, N5BF

Slnm the flllng deadllne k r the AMSAT-NA BOD slecflon on June 15 of thls year, many of you have been asklng parlodleally about the results of the electlon. Slnca AMSAT Is an lnternatlonal organlzatlon and slnce It takes tlme to prepare electlon materlalslor publlcatlon and dlstrlbutlon, the daadllna tor subrnlttlng ballots was not untll September 15. They were actually caunted sornetlme around October I.

E appreciate the club's support through an ofttclal nomlnatlon (JPL ARC Is a member aoclety of AMSAT and Is therefore atntltled ta make a nomlnatlon for the AMSAT Board.) and also the support of those of you who slgned IndlvFdual petEtlons of nomlnatlon on my behalf.

Here are the results wlth a brlef descrlptlon (from my polnt d vlew) of each of the candldates. The turnout was a record low (at feast recently) of 715 ballots. Each voter selected three of tha rrlghth candldates. Those wlth the top three vote totals are elected to the board for a two year term. The next two hlghest vote totala are elected alternates. They do not serve In the absence of board members but are seated only If an exlstlng board member reslgns. At each electlon new alternates are selected, so they are only alternates for one year.

491 - Tom Clark (W31WI) (Incumbent, elected), Past Presldent of AMSAT and the only president of AUSAT to rnalntaln hls career whlle setvIng In that posltlon. HIS latest major contrlbutlon was the deslgn, prototype, and constructlon of the recelver modules for the four Mlerosats launched last Januaw.

351 - Doug Laughmlllar (K051) (elected), Presldent of AMSAT (a volunteer posltlon) and employed by AMSAT as General Manager. He has represented AMSAT at Internattonal meetlngs lncludlng WARC prellmlnaw sessfons and amateur radlo events here and abroad and In the Eastern Bloc. and has been qulte Involved In preparation lor SAREX (STS-35 and STS-37), the next "ham In space* mlsstons.

256 - John Champa (K8QCL) (elected), Exscutlve Vlce Presldent of AMSAT, Edltor of OSCAR Satellite Report, and member of the Detrolt OSCAR Usetk Group whlch Is thFnklng of wttlng up Its own satelllta constructlon lab.

226 - Junlor DeCastro (PY2BJO) (1st alternate), Presldant of BRAMSAY (AMSAT of Brazll) and owner of the DOVE Mlcrosat.

220 - Joe Kasser (G3fCU\IY3) (2nd alternate), Edltor d t h e AMSAT- NA Journal, AMSAT'S offlclal perlodlcal.

209 - Couttny Duncan (N58F), AMSAT Vlee Presldent for Operatlons, In charge of all AMSAT programs actually lnvotvlng amateur radlo (that Is, everything except satelllts constructlon, fund ratslng, and prlnted publlcatlons).

204 - Ray Soltar (W2RS), AMSATVlce Presldent for Speclal Projects and our most eloquent dlplomat both Internally and externally.

141 - Jack Crabtree (AAOP), AMSAT Vice Presldent for Fleld Operatlons, In charge of admlnlsterlng AMSATpresence at harniests and amateur meetlngs all over the contlnent

Bob MeGwler (N4HY), Dayton Hamventlon Amateur of the Year, 1990. and software developer for all of the Mlcrosats (LUSAT-OSCAR 19, WEBERSAT-OSCAR 18, DOVE-OSCAR 17, and AMSAT-OSCAR 161

Blll Tynan (W3XO), AMSAT Vlce Presldentfor Manned Projects (such as SAREX).

Andy MacAlllster (WASZIB), "Hamsats" columnist for "73 Amateur Radlo" Magarlne.

AMSAT-NA Is Iegally dlreetd by Its elected Board of Dlractors through delegation to the offlcers and other volunteers. Although I was dlsappolnted not to be elected to the Board, I expect Zo remaln an offlcer and, as such, wlll have slgnlflcant Input to AMSAT programs and projects.

Though I had hoped that the eleetlon would reflect a poll on Issuer and attitudes, It appears that candldates are largely selected based on exposure. Thls poll seems to lndlcate that the most Important type of exposure Is In-person, extensive travel to hamtests and amateur gatherings. A close second Is appearance In publlcatlons such as QST. A dlstant thlrd Is appearances vla amateur radlo, rneetlng people on the alr or showlng up In bulletins and other materlal dlstrlbuted electronically.

Thls organlzatlon, llke dhers wlth elacted leadership, aperates In polltlcal circumstances remarkably slmllar to the U. S. Congress. The pollcles and programs of the group are qulte often hlghly eontroverslal but the, lndlvldual members of the controlling group are themselves quite popular. Consequently, It Is virtually lrnposslble to unseat an Incumbent or to make a substantial change In Ieadershlp though there are many calls for changes In organlzatlonal dlrectlon.

Next tlrne, I plan to report on the AMSAT Annual Meetlng ant. Symposlurn whlch Is to be held October 19-21 at the Johnson Space Center In Houston. Whlle there, I plan to present an lnvltatlon from local amateurs to host the AMSAT meetlng In the Pasadena area next year. If we get the nod from the AMSAT Board, we wlll try to work out ways to have JPL Involved In the festlvltles, posslbly as host for the conferences and presentaffons. The meetlng Is currently planned for October 1991.

1 am scheduled to speak at the November meetlng of the Pasadena Amateur Radlo CFub. As always, H you have questions or would llke to expand your amateur radlo hotlzons wlth state-of-the-art space communIcatlons, glva me a call or drop me a note.

Ned year, four seats wlll b up for electlon:

Jan Klng (W3GEY), AMSAT Vlce Presldant for Engineering and Project Manager on all satellites back to AMSAT-OSCAR 5.

220 MHZ SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION P. 0. BOX 6490, ORANGE, CA 92613-6490

BAND PLANNING QUESTIONNAIRE Although the 220SMA is still naively supporting efforts to retain fha full 220 - 225 MHz. Amateur a n d . it is ineunbent won the Association to plan for an orderly transistion should the F C C action transferrinu the 220 - 222 MHz. segment to Land Mobile be upheld. This Ouestronnaire has been devatoped to qather information on existing and planned use of the Band, and is intended solely for the purpose of identdying thwe adivitles that need to be considered in the development d a revised Band Plan. Th~s is an opportunity for each rndividual Amateur to have an input to sueh a plan. and we solicit your wrnments and sug~esiions. Please mail, your response ta the address shown above.

NAME: CALLSIGN:

1. Are y w active an the 220 MHz. BPnd? Yes No (Go to M i o n 141

2. Haw oflsn do you usa the Band? D a i l y W w l y Monthly- %Idom-

3. Which MddAct iv i tLs do you u-? - Voice Rwmatsrr; , Simplex Voice - DWax DiafaI , Simple Didtal - Remote Base , Awiliary

4. Are you an owner d any of thr following on 220MHz? - R m t e r - Rmmotm Base - Control Channml or Awiliaty Link E&p - Simplax Patch - Mhor?

h c r i b c l on revane. 5. W k t kind of activity holds your intorust on

220 MHz? Rng Chawinu - EMp. P r o j d o - %&at - link in^ - ErnsrgmneylPtblie Smrvica Comm. .- - Control Wratiaw - Othsr?, D e r i b s on r w r s a .

-8 - 6. Do you f&or changing ths channul spadng in

order to allow more of the s ~ i s t i n ~ Etdlons to rmmlin on ths a i r ?

- No - 7. Do y ~ u favor thm r-lloation of frsqumnei~

by ~ ~ 0 0 r a p t i l i ~ area umng the wilulat cmcept rn order to m.xlmtzs ~ ~ l i l l b l s sanctions?

y= - t4a - 8. Do you favo~ actual prwmn -rating age of a

W t s m PS a bvtr lor re-rllocatlan ot f r-nass?

Y- No-

9. If a r v u r uwt. w b t CTCSSfPL) erpPtrIity do yau ham?

I)s#lds - E n d r - None -

10. How many oimplw channels would yuu like to s w an ths 220 MHz. Band?

UIsr Chnnnsls

Trunk Channels

SSWCW

1 3. If you own a Rspspter or Rsmote h e Sptern, wwld you b mllinn to ahare a f r m n c y with another grwp by - a. us in^ Protedsd Rseeivsts (C'TCSSIPL)?

Yes - No b. Tubrino your wvsrugs m r s o (by

whatavar mspnsj? - No -

e. Usinp soma d h s r rndhd? Yss O m c r i b on reverse.

12. Do you favor R m t e r Bandplan ming t5KHz. channel sppang?

- No - 13. Would you stav on 220 MHx if sueh a k n d ~ k n

w s r s ptt into attact?

14. Do yeu hmva ptans to -rate on the 220 MHz Band?

A

ym - No (If you have comments yar wish consldersd, plwsa write them on the rwarw of thls farm In tha mca ptov1dd.3

75. If YES. how smn? 3 M o . 6Mo. 1 Y r

t 76. What modes or servi- do you intend to we?

COOKIE RECIPE OR LEAVING CARROTS FOR SANTA'S REINDEER OR

WALKS TO CHURCH AT MIDNIGHT OR GOING UP TO THE SNOW EACH YEAR

HOLIDAY TRAD IT1 ONS

WHAT DO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DO FOR THE HOLIDAYS?

1 NEED IT BACK BY NOVEMBER !t t h . OR SAP

PLEASE WOUUI YOU JUST TAKE A MINUTE AND FILL THIS OUT NOW, THEN JUST DROP I T INTO THE MAIL ADDRESS ON FRONT, THIS IS FOR THE DECERBER ISSUE AND I T WILL BE SUCH A NICE ARTICLE I F WE CAN GET BACK EVERYONE'S FORM, 88's EILEEN - ....................... NAME : CALL SIGN:

FOR THE HOLIDAYS MY FAMILY HAS THE FOLLOWING TRADlf I O N A!D/oR RECIPE THAT WE CHERISH:

USE BACK OF THIS FORM I F YOU NEED EXTRA ROOM - PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO M A I L IT