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Palomar Amateur RadioClubVolume XXXI No. 12December 2004President’s MessageDecember Meeting:Merry Christmas to all, andfrom the PARC Board andme a wish that you have awonderful, safe, and healthyNew year 2005.The PARCChristmas SocialThe December program bringsus a return of the longstandingPARC Holiday Tradition, thePARC Christmas Social.Come and join PARC membersin a meeting dedicated to celebrating the season, reminiscingthe fun events of the past year,and wishing good cheer and fortune in the New Year.Bring a goody for sharing, andhave "an eyeball QSO" with theClub members.This will also be the eventwherein the new slate of Clubofficers are installed.73 de NN3VIs your Christmas wish listcomplete? It is a great timeto drool over the goodies thatappear in the many radiocatalogs and magazines.Maybe 2005 is the year youreturn to HF? Remember thefun you had when youstarted HF operations? Thepleasure of not knowingwhat may result from a “CQ”call on the bands, the accomplishment of working thatrare call through the pile-up!You say you do not remember the sounds of the HFband?I have a Christmas present for you. A fully functional Kenwood R-5000 receiver with all the antennainstallation you need to enjoy the bands, and not evenbe seen by your NIMBYneighbors!Tiger Tek Inc., an information technology company inSalt Lake City, UT, operatesa remote receiver site – fullyinterfaced through the internet - dedicated to radio experimentation and a seriesof services too numerous tooutline here. Basically, youpoint your browser to http://www.smeter.net/ and thereyou will find an absolutelyamazing array of HF information, experimentationprocedures, and yes – a remote S meter.What is a remote S meteryou ask? Well, through yourbrowser you take full controlof a Kenwood R-5000 receiver located in Bountiful,UT. Ever wonder what yoursignal sounds like at theremote end of your contact?Imagine tuning the remotereceiver in Bountiful, UT tothe frequency on which youwish to operate, then transmitting from your shack.What you will hear comingback to you over the internetis the remote site’s receivedsignal from your station.Neat, huh!I make routine use of the capability every time I set up forthe various IOOK 40M nets inwhich I participate sincepropagation from Poway toInside this issue:Contest Coral2PARC Repeaters3Committee Chairs / Net3Ares Public Service3Board Meeting Minutes4Calendar of Events / Nets5For Sale6Puzzle Solution9Hiker’s Net News8(Continued on page 2)Thoughts of a Past PresidentAs I look back over these lastthree years, PARC faced someserious challenges. After Placing 19th nationally and first inCategory 5F at this yearsField Day, and establishing aNew Members Chairpersonwhich are just sum of theachievements of our Club during the last three years. UnderPresident Charlie's leadershipthe performance of several duties of one man were absorbedinto his administration anddelegated to a teem ofvolunteers. This has made ourClub stronger, and it is a trib-ute to Charlie and those thatserved on the Board of Directors for the Past three years.Since we do not have termlimits, the Nominating Committee, as evidenced bytheir recommendations, provided for the renewal of theboard leadership thisyear. This will provide offeran opportunity for anothermember to gainexperience at the Helm. Veryfew Past Presidents haveserved more than three yearsand the longest a Presidentserved, that I can recall, is7 years. Inmy opinion terms greaterthan three years, can andhave caused polarization,dissention, and hard feelings, none of which are inthe best interests of eitherAmateur Radio, or PARC.As a Past President ofPARC I have felt the excitement as the captain ofat the helm, as well as thesadness in turning over thegavel to someone else. Ialso know that for the bet(Continued on page 7)
VOLUME XXXI NO. 12P A L O M A R A M A T E U R R A D I O CLUB(President’s Message Continued from page 1)Salt Lake City on 40M gives me agood idea of how the net is going tobe. I transmit, I listen to the remotereceiver, and that gives me a fairlygood idea of how the net is going tosound for me.Of course, you can also listen to anyfrequency and signal the R-5000 iscapable of receiving. Likewise, thewebsite contains an amazing arrayof information about all aspects ofradio technology, propagation prediction, antenna design information,etc., etc.So point your browser to the TigerTek site, and enjoy my HF receiverChristmas gift for you.Merry Christmas and HappyNew Year 2005!73 de NN3V P.A.R.C. Inc(2004 Board)Pres: Charlie RistorcelliNN3V858.676.3307NN3V@amsat.orgVP: Dennis Baca760.722.0251KD6TUJKD6TUJ@amsat.orgSec: Dick KalkofenK6KAL. 760.519.0670K6KAL@amsat.orgTreas : Jo Ashley760.741.2560KB6NMKKB6NMK@amsat.orgDir#1: Merle Risdon KR6BT760.941.0213KR6BT@amsat.orgDir#2: Steve Early619.461.2818AD6VIlAD6VI@amsat.orgRepeater Site:Michelle Thompson858.229.3399W5NYVW5NYV @amsat.orgMembership:Al Donlevy760.630.3096W6GNIW6GNI@amsat.orgNew Member:John Earnest858.484.8579KG6EQU.KG6EQU@amsat.orgRepeater Technical:Mike Doyle760.742.1573PALOMAR ENGINEERSBox 462222, Escondido, CA 92046TOROID CORESPalomar stocks a wide variety of cores and beads.Our RFI Tip Sheet is free on request.Our RFI kit keeps RF out of your telephones, TVs,stereo, etc. Model RFI-4 25 tax 6 to ship.AB6QTAB6QT@amsat.orgPAGE 2Contest CoralDec 2 ARCI QRP 160 Meter SprintDec 3 ARRL 160 Meter ContestDec 4 TARA RTTY MeleeDec 11 ARRL 10 Meter ContestDec 18 MDXA Death MarchDec 18 Czech DX RTTY ContestDec 18 Stew Perry Top Band ContestDec 26 DARC Christmas ContestDec 31 ARRL Straight Key NightJan 1 Original QRP ContestJan 1 SARTG RTTY ContestJan 8 ARRL RTTY RoundupJan 8 NA QSO Party, CWContests are rather sparse during December and early January; however, all bandsare covered as is CW, RTTY, SSB, and QRPso I guess there's something for everyone.See QST, CQ, NCJ, and Worldradio forcomplete rules. CU in the contest! 73,Harry/W6YOO December RACES/ARES TrainingDecember 11, 2004 at 10:00 AM and willbe at the County EOC. The Section Breakfast precedes the training session at 8:00AM at Giovannis Restaurant, 9353 Clairemont Mesa Blvd ( southwest corner ofClairemont Mesa Blvd and Ruffin Rd). Thismonth will be the introduction to their newbuffet service. Everyone is invited to thebreakfast.W6GDK SDGARES SECRF PARTS CompanyFrom MILLIWATTS to KILOWATTSBALUN KITSFerrites slip over coax. Shrink tubingholds them in place. Works from 3.5-60MHz (Use two kits for 160 m).Model BA-58 (for RG58, RG8X & similarcables up to 1/4”dia. 7.50 tax 6 S&H/orderModel BA-8 (for RG-8, RG-213, 9913 andsimilar cables up to 1/2” diameter. 15.00 tax 6 S&H/orderTUNER-TUNERTune your tuner without transmitting. Save that rig!Just listen to the Tuner-Tuner’s noise with yourreceiver. Adjust your tuner for a null and presto!You have a 1:1 SWR.Model PT-340 99.95 tax 6 S&HSee catalong at www.Palomar-Engineers.comPlease check our complete ads in QST, 73 ,CQ, and World Radio magazines.435 South. Pacific St., San Marcos, CA 92078RF POWER TRANSISTORS - TUBES - POWER MODULES3-500ZG - 811A - 572B - 4-400A - 6146B & W - 8072 - 8560AS3CX400A7 - 3CX1200A7 / D7 / Z7 - 3CX1500A7 - 3CX3000A74CX250B & R - 4CX400AComplete Inventory for servicing Amateur andCommercial Communications EquipmentTransistors - Modules - Diodes - Relays - Trimmers - CapacitorsHeatsinks - Transformers - Chokes - Combiners - Wattmeters - BooksMerit W6NQ - Gary K6CAQ - Steve K6NDG - Doug K6DRA - Rob WA6GYG760-744-0700An address to remember:www.rfparts.come-mail: rfp@rfparts.comSend for your FREE 2004 Catalog or visit our website.
VOLUME XXXI NO. 12P A L O M A R A M A T E U R R A D I O CLUBPAGE 3PARC RepeatersCommittee ChairpersonsPalomar Mt. Repeaters (W6NWG)ARESinfoDennis C6UQH@amsat.orgAuctionAD6VIBadges newAlW6GNI@amsat.orgBatteriesDavidKD6EBY DAT@Gerry.Palomar.caltech.eduBBS MonitorBill BN6FMK@amsat.orgBilling:Ads/etcLyell KK6GVM@arrl.netContest InfoDennis VN6KI@amsat.orgControl Ops-filledN6NWG@amsat.orgDel Mar FairEmergency QTH’s (Emergency Com Centers)Harry HW6YOOW6YOO@amsat.orgDennis VN6KIN6KI@amsat.orgField DayCharlie RNN3V@amsat.orgField Day TechJohn KWB6IQS@amsat.orgInventoryDennis BKD6TUJ@amsat.orgNew MembersJohn EKG6EQU@amsat.orgNetsNewsletterMichelle PW6MYP@amsat.orgPALBBS PktBruno HKF6QDP@amsat.orgPatch InfoStan RW9FQN@amsat.orgPatchETronicsJerry HWB6FMT@amsatPicnicPower AC/DCMike PKD6VHI@amsat.orgProgramsDennis BKD6TUJ@amsat.orgPublicityQSL CardsMerle RKR6BT@juno.comRACES InfoJo AKB6NMK@amsat.orgRED FlagRepeater SiteMichelle TW5NYV@amsat.orgRepeater SkedsSANDARCSeller TableJohn KWB6IQS@juno.comAssistant SW Div DirTech SiteMike DAB6QT@amsat.orgTesting VERusty MDuneDancer@cox.netTrainingW6NWG@amsat.orgTrustee W6NWG Mike DAB6QT@amsat.orgPARC Trustee: AB6QT*52.680– W6NWG, -0.5 MHzAutopatches:146.730-, 147.075 *147.130 , *447.000PKT:145.050s (PALOMAR/W6NWG –1)146.700- (Duplex Pkt) PALBBS/EMGuse145.070/146.7- (W6NWG-3/PALBBS)ATV” IN”:915 wbfm, 2441.25 wbfmATV “Output”1241.25 MHz amIntercom:146.415 PL 79.7 nbfmAffiliated:*224.38- & *224.94 KK6KD (HARS)*447.05- & *145.26 KK6KD (HARS)*146.175 N6FQ(Fallbrook ARC)Linked to*445.600 MHz (-)*224.90– WD6HFR (Corvair/220 ARC)446.14– WB6FMT (123.0) Vista 107.2 Hz PL ToneQuestionsQuestions about club policy or formore information can be addresses to:Net ManagersARES SunARES 6mHam Help NetHikingDennisK7DCGDavid DKC6YSO@amsat.orgDavid DKC6YSO@amsat.orgEdKF6DXX@juno.comGlenn PKE6ZLY@juno.comMARACathy KE6IQU W6NWG@amsat.orgMicrowaveKerry BOff RoadJerry Ajwak6pfp@cts.comDick W odAC6V@amsat.orgTraffic SDCTN Charles N6TEP cmiele@juno.comARES Public Service Eventsfor 2005Lake Hodges 50 Km Trail RunI Love a Clean San DiegoSpecial Olympics BasketballSat, 26 Feb 2005Sat, 9 Apr 2005Sat, 16 Apr 2005 andSun 17 Apr 2005Lost Boys Trail RunSat, 14 May 2005Special Olympics Greater Games Sat, 4 Jun 2005 andSun 5 Jun 2005The Lake Hodges and Lost Days dates are tentative. The others 'should' be firm.-Dave-kc6yso
VOLUME XXXI NO. 12P A L O M A R A M A T E U R R A D I O CLUBPAGE 4MinutesPalomar Amateur Radio Club Board of DirectorsOctober 13, 2004The meeting was called to order at 7:15 PM by KD6TUJ at the home of KR6BT.Present were:Vice President, Dennis Baca KD6TUJSecretary, Dick Kalkofen, K6KALTreasurer, Jo Ashley, KB6NMKTreasurer’s Report of 11/10/2004Jo, KB6NMK has submitted the Treasurer’s Report for review by the board.An amount of 600.00 will be allocated to the property insurance reserve.The board approved the auto-patchpayment amount increase from 13.00to 18.00, to help defray the cost ofelectricity and phone line costs. Dick,K6KAL moved that the report as submitted be approved and was secondedby Dennis, KD6TUJ. The motion car ried.Secretaries ReportThe minutes were distributed to theboard and scope editor for publishing.Al. W6GNI moved that the minutes asdistributed be approved, and was seconded by Steve, AD6VI. The motionwas carried.Discussion ItemsDennis, KD6TUJ located some additional materials in the storage relatingto the club repeaters. They were oldcopies of ‘Repeater Directories’ showingDirector Steve Early, AD6VIDirector Merle Risdon, KR6BTMembership Chairman, Al Donlevy, W6GNIRepeater Site Chair Michelle Thompson, W5NYVthe locations of repeaters as of thedates of publishing. This materialwill be added to the data being collected for TASMA.Jo, KB6NMK presented a lettermost of us received from ARRL for‘Spectrum Defense fund’. Aftersome discussion, it was agreed tosend 100.00 on behalf of the club.Al, W6GNI reported on his effortsto invite the advertisers from thescope to set up displays at theChristmas Social. His invitationswere not warmly accepted, and theoverall response was less than expected.There was a brief discussion as tothe ‘Ad rates’ the club charges forthe scope, and although the mem bership is down, it was agreed therates should remain the same.HAMRADIOOUTLETHROMonday thru SaturdayAsk about ourgreat prices858 560-4900 or toll free 1-800-8546046Membership reportAl, W6GNI notes that the clubnow has 423 members.(Continued on page 8)Tom KM6KRon N6OMWJose XE2SJBBob KA6EKTOpen: 10a.m. - 5:30p.m.There was a review of the numberof brochures available for distribution, and it was agreed to arrange the printing of 100 newones.Old BusinessMichelle, W5NYV has begun toput together a draft for a policy onthe repeater usage during anemergency, and will present it ata future board meeting.Dennis, KD6TUJ gave a brief update on locating a ‘Container’ forthe repeater site.New BusinessSteve, AD6VI began to layout a‘club calendar’ of known activitiesand will forward the items to bepublished in the scope.Dec98KENWOODrf CONCEPTSDIAMONDUS TOWERSKANTRONICSYAESUMFJ, ICOMBENCHER, n AntenasTEN-TEChy-gain, Tri-EX,cushcraftandothers toonumerous tomention!Drop in to see ourdisplay of workingequipment.Find out about Pktlocation determiningequipment (APRS).Check our completeline of magazines,ARRL books, licensemanuals, and BulletinBoard with all sorts ofgoodies listed.Directions: On 163, take Clairemont Mesa Blvd. off ramp to East.Stay in right-hand lane. Turn right at stop light. As you are turningright you can see our beams in the shopping center. Travel 100 yds. onKearny Villa Rd. and U-turn back to shopping area and HRO sign. Besure to see our equipment in action on real antennas.
D ECEMBER 2004Sun5Mon61213Tue714Schedule of EventsP A L O M A R A M A T E U R R A D I O CLUBVOLUME XXXI NO. 12WedThuFriSat1ChristmasSocial2348 BoardMeeting91011 Races/AresTraining15161718PAGE 5 December 1—Christmas Social @ Safety Center, Carl sbad December 8 Board Meeting December 11 RACES/ARES TrainingPARC NETSSunday0830 146.730 ARESSunday1000 146.730 Sailors NetSunday2045 146.075 MARA Emergency ServicesMonday1915 146.730 RACES Sub-NetMonday2100 146.730 Microwave NetTuesday 2100 146.730 Off-Road Net192021222324252nd Wednesday 2100 146.730 PARC Board NetThursday 1930 147.075 Young Hams Net262728293031Thursday 2100 146.730 Ham Help NetFriday2100 146.730 Hiker’s NetSaturday 2000If you would like to include information for the calendar, please send anemail to: SCOPE@palomararc.org by the 18th of the month52.680 6 Meter Ares NetTue/Thu/Sat 2000 146.730 NTS Traffic Net (SDCTN)Last MonthGoodie TableClub MembershipNew Members Joining PARC:KG6RKX, N2HLG, KB2ECB, KF6JAW,KG6MVO, and N6JAS.In January we will print the e-mail address of record on the label instead of theexpiration date. (A sneaky way of not admitting that I have a Y2K problem withthe database program the first month ofthe nnisPrestonFredThe Board Voted to send 100 to theARRL Spectrum Defense Fund for theprotection against BPL. It is recommended that club members also sendwhat they can afford in addition andmention that they are Palomar Clubmembers.Thanks, 73, Your 2004 BoardAnita Nye is a Silent Key, her call wasKB6YHY. She and her husband Art,KB6YHZ have hosted the Fold, Spindleand Labeling Party for the Scope formany, many years. Every month shemade cookies for us and provided coffee orcool drinks as well as doing the labels forone of the large boxes of Scopes. Whenshe could not remember what ingredientswent in the cookies they bought cookiesfor us and Anita still tried to do the labels, sometimes she had to have help.Even when she did not remember who wewere, or what we were doing there, shestill was her sweet self, greeting us andcoming outside to see us off with ahug.Art and Anita also hosted the Goodie table at the club meetings for manyyears as many of you will remember.
VOLUME XXXI NO. 12P A L O M A R A M A T E U R R A D I O CLUBPAGE 6For Sale(11.16) I have the followingPersonal equipment ads are free to members andDVD-R discs for sale or trade,could be “bumped” after 3 mo. Make up your ad like thethey are for DVD Recorders i.e., ones below and send to the email address below beforefor recording from TV, Cable,the 18th of each month.VHS tapes, Camcorder videos.Commercial Ads in big boxes: 2/col. inch/mo. We willNot computers.“squash” your copy to the number of inches bought.95 OptpDisk, 48 Memorex, 23SCOPE@palomararc.orgMaxell - all bought in the lastmonth. Will sell for 25% off.Reason is -- I have a Panasonic DVD(11.16) AC-DC Current Calibrator,recorder and the only discs that workValhalla Model 2555A. 0-100 Amps,are Panasonic and TDK (;-(0-2V input DC—1 kHz. With Manual.Call Rod AC6V at 760-945-6050 40 Richard W6RLC 619-224-9900E-Mail rodac6v@cox.net(11.16) CUBIC ASTRO 150A TRANSIEVER FIX OR MOBILE 10-160MSSB 100WPEP w/PS and Manual 300, KENWOOD 2M TRANSIEVERMODEL TR-7330 5-25W w/AUTOPATCH MIKE MC-46 w/ARX-2MANT, MANUAL 200, ASTRO PSA w/MANUAL 25, SWAN LINEAR AMPMODEL 1500Z,1500 W PEP, w/MANUAL 350, HY GAIN ROTOR w/CONTROL BOX AND MANUAL 100, REMOTE MOTOR DRIVENCOAX SW 6 POS w/CONTROLL BOX 100, PALOMAR SWR-PWR METERw/MANUAL MODEL M-827 0-200W 50, SWAN SWR-PWR METERMODEL SWR-1 w/MANUAL 20,DUMMY LOAD 1KW 10, B&W GPOS COAX SW MODEL CSAGG1KW 20, CUBEX 4 EL QUAD 20’BOOM w/QUAD ARMS FIBERGLASS SPREADERS w/INSTRUCTION MANUAL 150,KRIS W6KTE 760-641-3555(11.16) Cushcraft RF-8 6 Months old 200Diamond 144/440 Dual bandbase antenna 50 you take down.James 722-2797 no8rf@cox.net(11.16) AN/URM-25D Signal Generator, 10kHz to 50Mhz in 9 bands. Withfront cover and manual, no accessories. Two Available. 75 Each Richard W6RLC 619-224-9900(10.18) I have a vx-7r with ext antenna and mic for sale for 150.00 canthis be put in the scope my ph # is619-251-6104 Craig Beresh 1 877 7775492 Team San DiegoTheNiCad Lady Co.O.E.M. AssemblyRebuildsBatteries-Lead AcidsReplacement Packs20585 Camino Del Sol Unit B (909)653-8868Riverside, CA 92508 Fax (909)653-5189www.nicdlady.com e-mail: nicdlady@nicdlady.com(9.3) WWII Military surplus HF receiver, transmitter and power supply(three separate units) to go to a goodhome or to be salvaged for parts. Thetransmitter puts out about 30 Watts,and all gear work last time it wasfired up. Runs off 115 VAC. FrankBurns W6KGG 723-1792.(9.4) Wilson Hand Held Mark IVTransceiver. Good radio to monitorchannels on. Asking 25. 4 Element10 Meter YAGI beam. All stainlesshardware with W2 DU beam balun.Like new works great 75. Pleasecontact Bayard K6GAO 858-7555507(8.1) !COM-756 PRO II HF/6m allmode, Like New in original box.Manual and accessories included.A real Bargain at 1,750, AllanAE6AN (w) 858-566-9829 (h) 858481-1880(8.2) Cushcraft MA5B 5 band miniHF beam. Never installed, partially assembled/painted, 250.Force 12 Sigma 5 portable multiband vertical, used very little, 125. Spider HF multiband portable/mobile, with attachment claw, 50. Hustler mobile with 17, 20,40M resonators, 40, 2M mag.mount, 5. W3LFR, 858-774-0733days, 858-780-9593 eves.(8.3) Hallicrafters HA6 (6 MetersTransverter) 30.00, CushCraftAR-2 2 Meter Ringo Antenna 15.00, Knight Kit R55a Receiver 45.00, Knight Kit Span MasterReciever 35.00. Jerry Kopack,K F 6 M Y E 7 6 0 - 436 - 6238 orJKopack@DIRECPC.COM(8.5) FREE - QST 1994 to present.Ivan, W6TET (858) 273-0219
VOLUME XXXI NO. 12(Thoughts Continued from page 1)terment of our Club, I must turn overthe Gavel, and give the next Presidentof PARC an opportunity to serve. Indoing so brought growth to ,PARC,myself, and gave a new President theopportunity for growth. In 2006, PARCwill be 70 Years old, a great tribute toall the Radio Amateurs that have collectively served this Club well.P A L O M A R A M A T E U R R A D I O CLUBNominations were then closed and the recommended slate of the nominating committee will stand for affirmation by vote at theRegularDecember General Meeting. The new boardwill take then office at the closeof the December General Meeting in accordance with the By Laws of the PalomarAmateur Radio Club, Inc. Having no further business, the NominatingCommittee for the year 2005 is disbanded.It is my hope that our soon to be President and his board will
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