W6VIO Calling February 1991

W6VIO
CALLING
FEBRUARY
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STAND UP FOR FREEDOM SOMEONE HAS TO
By Eileen McKinney, KAGDGV
Whenever the world's been in trouble
It's called on the old USA
With danger and strife on the surface
We're called to again save the day
America's always been faithful
To principles no one can see
We fight for the freedom of others
And are always the best we can be
No one wants dying and suffering
No one wants war in the way
But sometimes there's no other choice
When freedom is threatened this day
FEBRUARY 1991 Volume 20 No. 2
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
W6VbO CALLING MIS 264-479
Attn: Elleen McKlnney
4800 Oak Gmve Drlve
Pasadena, Callfornla,91109
BOARD
PRESIDENT: ART ZYGIELBAUM WA6SAL
VICE PRES: CARL DE SlLVEIRA KGGLG
SECRETARY: WALT DIEM WAGPEA
TREASURER: JIM KESTERSON KA618F
CLUB TRUSTEE: STAN SANDER NGMP
EMERGENCY COMM COORD: WALT MUSHAGIAN KGDNS
DIRECTOR AT LARGE: MARK SCHAEFER WBGCCA
CLOSED REPEATER TRUSTEE: WALT DIEM WAGPEA
EDITOR: EILEEN McKlNNEY KAGDGV
Club Meet?ngs:
Everyone Is welcome - Brlng your lunch.
12 Noon
Program
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Buslness
Second Wednesday of month In 238-543
Fourth Wednesday of month In 180-7038
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We all want an end to the conflict
There's no one denying that core
But an end without saving the freedom
Is not the reason for ending a war
It's not about money and oil wells
It's not about which one can fight
It's about living a peaceful existence
With no one denied his own rights
So get mad all you want at the system
Go yell at the man in the moon
But give your support to our Forces
And pray that they all come home soon
For we live in a land of such freedom
Everyone's allowed their own say
So stand for the peopIe in far lands
That have no freedom to speak of today
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W6VIO CALLING
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
by Art Zygielbaurn, WAGSAL
February 8, 1991
Well thls is the second time I%ahad a chance to wrlte ihls column.
It sure seems like It was just last week that Idld the flrst l l m e ffles
when
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The flrst order of buslness Is to announce the appalntment of
cornrnlttee chalrs. The commlttees will rernaln as they were last
year wlth GI1 Yanow headlng the education cornmlttee, Jan Tarsala
heading the Repeater Comrnlttee, Walt Mushlglan bsadlng
Emergency Communlcatlons, Jerry Hocks headlng the Radlo Shack
Commlttee, and Courtney Duncan headlng the (new) Advanced
Projects Cornmltlee. These are good people who are Interested In
thelr hobby and In contrrbutlng to the club. You wlll be hearlng
more from them at the meetlngs and In "VIO Calllng". Iurge you to
glve them your support. We all become very proflclent at
ldentlfylng problems and polntlng them out, here's your chance to
be part of the solution!
The board held a retreat and a speclal meetlng over the last month.
There are several Issues t o grapple wlth. One of them Is the slze
of the board. We dlscussed how t o accommodate the fact that thereare two trustees for the club Ilcenses; the Bylaws accommodate just
one. We're golng to look to the club members l o r some help here.
You wlll see two proposals. One that we shrink the board to just
the offlcers plus the past year's president The other Is that we let
the board grow t o Include all trustees. Elther can work. The maln
thlng Is to brlng the Bylaws up to date.
Speaklng of the Bylaws, you wlll hear of other changes lncludlng a
proposal to move the electlon of owleers up by one month. Starting
the process In November wlll allow the new offlcers t o come "up to
speed" earller. That wlll help the annual budgeting process.
It's golng to be a l u n year. We are already belng asked to supporE
several events, you'll be hearing about those; we have fleld day to
plan for; there 1s a lot ot work golng an In the shack; and we expect
a small Influx In members as the no-code comes to reallty.
Igot to operate ML7 earller thls week up In Fairbanks. Itwas mlnus
25 degrees on Monday nFght. Two meters stlll worked. I talked to
several nlce folks up there. Ham radlo can be fun when you have
to remember not to turn the beam when It's below -10. The coax
can break! On the other hand, durlng the summer they have days
wlth only a couple of hours of darkness. If you want to have an
antenna party at 4 In the mornlng, no problem (wlth the llght that
is[).
Remember the emergency and club net on Monday at Noon on
224.08.
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BOARD MINUTES January 1946
By Walt Diem, WABPEA
MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING
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Vlce-President Carl deSllvelra, KG6LG. led the meetlng In the
absence of the Presldent The rnlnutes ol the 117191 SpeclaA Board
Meetlng were amended to read: "John Tallon volunteered to b e
responslble for the food for the flrst half of Fleld Day"; and
approved. The rnlnutes d the 119191 Mernbetshlp Meetlng were
approved as published In YIO Calllng.
Board members present: Carl desllvelra, Jlm Kesterson, Mark
Schaefer, Stan Sander, Walt Mushaglan, and Walt DIem.
Other members present: Courtney Duncan, Jerry Hawkes, SEd
Johnson, Jlm Marr, Jan Tarsala, and Sam Weaver.
In llght of the previous Board declslon to set the dues at $10.00, the
Board vated 5 to 1 to set the dues for lrnmedlate famlly members
llvlng In the same household as a full dues paylng member at $5.00.
Courtney Duncan dlscussed the posslblllty of the club part!ctpatlng
in Amateur 7V upllnkto astronauts on the Space Shutlle. W6VIO Is
llsted on the STA; so we are authorized, H we want to do It. W6VIO
wouEd be a secondary slte. However, the club does not presently
have adequate facllltles for the operation. Itwould be a major effort
and does not flt Into the current club strategy. Therefore, i t was
declded that we would not participate.
Mark Sehader proposed that the Presldent appolnt a representative
to provlde llalson to the SW Dlvlslon of the A R R L
Jan Tarsala dlscussed HR 73, The Amateur Radlo Spectrum
Protection Act of 1991. It Is a blll before Congress to help protect
the Amateur bands from belng taken over by commercial Interests.
The blll wlll amend the Communlcatlons Act of 1934 to raqulre the
FCC to provide equlvalent spectrum for any spectrum deleted from
Amateur Servlce. Jan also dlstrlbuted an lnformatlve report on the
club's repeater systems.
All members present partlcfpated In plannlng the agenda for the
plannlng retreat to be held on Saturday 26 January at 1O:DO am.
Recorded by Walt Dlem, WASPEA, Secretary
MINUTES OF SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
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Board members present: Art Zygietbaum, Carl deSllwelra, Jlm
Kesterson, Mark Schaefer, Stan Sander. and Walt Dlem.
Other members present: Jan Tarsala, and Bob Wengler.
Presldent Art Zyglelbaum, WAGSAL, Ved the meetlng. The mlnutes
of the 1123191 Board Meetlng were approved. Treasurer Jlrn
Kesterson presented a detalled spreadsheet accountFng of the
Income and expenses for t 990. At the end of 1990, the General fund
had a balance of $211.31, prlor to recelpt of the $500.00 ERC
rnatchlng funds for the HF r l g whleh was purchased In 1990. The
rnatchlng funds were received In January, provldlng an effective
carv-over for 1991 ot $711.31 In the General fund. The Autopatch
fund had a balance of $597.52 at the end of 1990.
President Alrt Zyglelbaum, WAGSAL announced hls Intent to
reappolnt the same cornmlttee chalrmen as last year and wlll check
wlth each one to verify that they are wllllng to serve for another
year. Jan Tarsala was present and agreed to contlnue for another
year as Repeater Commlttee Chairman. I t Is requested that each
chalrrnan prepare and present to the Board, cornmlttee plans for the
year. Currently, the repeater cornmlttee Is the only comrnfttee that
has a wrltten chatter. The other comrnlttees are asked to prepare
a charter for Board approval.
A prellmlnary budget was prepared lndlcatlng addltlonal sources of
money are needed t o match the planned expenditures. JFm
Kesterson agreed to ldentlty large tlcket Items and prepare a
request l o r rnatchlng funds or a grant from ERC to cover these
Items. Jlrn wlll prepare a balanced budget based on requested ERC
funds and submit the budget to the Board members tor revlew prlor
to presentation to the members for approval at the February
Program Meetlng.
Recorded by Walt Olem, WAGPEA, Secretary
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W6VIO CALLING
SATELLITE NEWS
by Courtney Duncan, NSBF
January and early February of 1999 were a busy tlme for amateur
satelllte followers around the world. The AMSAT-NA Paesat (that
I'm In charge 00, AO-16, has been In full BBS-llke servlce slnca
before the holldays with only a few breaks for s o w a r e upgrades
and llxes. Occasionally, the software crashes because of some new
problem lnvolvlng Interaction between the spacecraft and several
ground stations, but the problems are analyzed, corrected, and the
spacecratt Is placed back on the alr wRhln days, sometimes hours.
The operational command statl Is now In "under ilre" tralnlng and
Is perlormlng well. A poEnt wlll be reached shortly where we wlll
start to see some of the more advanced terrestrial BBS operators
uslng pacsats as a forwarding path. Already, I've recelved notes
(vla pacsat) and telephone calls from remote places llke arctlc
Canada, Anchorage, Alaska, and Paclfic Islands, telllng me that thelr
locat networks (such as AKNET In Alaska) are now recelvlng news,
amateur radFo Informatlon. and mall much more often than they had
been before. AKNET, lor example, currently relles on a tenuous
chaln of HF stations across Canada whlch Is sublecl to the
anomalles of auroral flutter and operator equlpment problems lor
thelr connectlons to the "lower 48."
As thls Is belng wrltten, LUSAT, or LO-19, Is bslng commlssloned
wlth Its BBS sottware whlch Is ldentlcal to that In AO-?I. The
system wlll remaln closed for a few days durtng checkout and untfl
commemorative messages, lncludlng one from the President o l
Argentlna, hlmself a radlo amateur, can be uploaded.
The
AMSAT-LU Mlcrasat Is virtually ldentlcal to the AMSAT-NA pacsat,
but Its launch and operation are a very slgnlflcant event In
Argentlna, this Is the flrst satelllte that Argentlna has ever placed Bn
orblt, of ANY kind?
Also runnlng slmllar pacsal soitware Is the Unfversity of Surrey's
UO-14. It 1s a llttle more popular because It runs 9600 baud whlch
Is much more satlstylng and efllcient for ground users. AO-16 and
LO-19 have 4800 baud settings whlch wlll make them much more
usable at some tlme In the future, but 9600 baud modems (and
Instruetlons on how to Intetface them to regular ham rlgs) afready
exlst, the 4800 baud modems for pacsat still have to be developed.
I've been hefplng club member Owen Robblns, KB6WYU, t o get his
1200 baud PSK modem tuned up for AO-76 work. My nelghbor Ted
Pfelffer, KGOEF, has been looklng over hls shoulder looklng
Interested hlmseK I'd llke to hear from other club members who
are dolng amateur satellfte projects or operatlon. H you need help,
AMSAT has many very actEve operators In thls area who are more
than glad to help others along.
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The Strategic Plannlng Commmee
Autonomous, Is no longer
autonomous. The club's new Board of Directors has offlclally
recognlred the commFtte6 and Its goals and has provlded It wlth a
budget Flrst thtngs first, we wlll be upgrading parts of t h e satelllte
statlon for more autonomous operatlon wlth an ultlmate goal of
dolng automatic mall forwarding and handtlng or sateltlte gateway
lunctlons. The dlgltal work o l the commtttee wlll move toward wlth
exlstlng equlpment and software development type efforts. H you
haven't been to the shack ln the last couple of months, a 24 hour a
day connecllon to the local DX Packet cluster Is runnlng at one of
the HF posltlons. Just turn up the brightness on the monltor to see
what the latest DX heard In our area Is. At the satelllte posltlon,
another computer Is mnnlrvg Instant Track and Fs usually 'left on all
the tlme tracklng the current posltlon ol AO-15, the hlgh o h l t
analog transponder workhorse satelllte that Is most popular among
DXers and anyone wantlng t o "just talk." Data for all the other
amateur satetlftes and same weather satellltes Is available wlthln the
program and Is malntalned regularly. Other upgrades are planned or
are In progress. Soon the beglnnlngs of our local servlce packet
node will be on the alr. Watch W6VID Cakllng and come to club
meetlngs for the latest!
There are two new Soviet amateur radto satellltes. On January 29,
AMSAT-OSCAR-21 was launched from Pleselzk. Thls Is the flrst
eastern bloc satelllte to carry the AMSAT-OSCAR desfgnatlon, the
result d years ol work tin bulldlng brldges between amateurs and
particularly amateur satelllte operators En the Sovlet Unlon andother
countrlss IncludEng the Unlted States. Of course, as amateurs,
we've all been talklng casually wlth our frlends In UA land for
decades, Indeed, the flrst satelllte communlcatlon between the U.S.
and the U.S.S.R. was made on OSCAR-4 In the 1960s. T h e step of
glvlng a Sovlet bullt and launched satelllte an OSCAR number Is
slgnlfleant. There was major AMSAT-DL input t o the project, the
German's provlded a RUDAK dlgital system for AO-21 slrnllarto the
one that has apparently falled on AO-13.
Then, on February 5, RS-12113 was launched. Thls satelllte Is very
slmPar to Ute popular RS-1OH 1 whlch Is stlll operatsng In arblt and
Is Intended to tunctfonally replace It, although It appears that both
wlll be operated as long as they are capable.
Nelther satellrte had yet been heard transrnlttlng at the tlms of thls
wrltlng.
As wlth most Sovlet Amateur payloads, they are
piggybacked on government or sclentlflc prlmary mlsslons and take
a back seat to these benefactors when It comes to check out and
actlvatlon. By the tlme you read thFs, they should both be on the alr
and In sewlce. Llsten In the two meter satelllte band (145.8 - 146.0)
for AO-21. It's passes occur around noon and mldnlght currently.
Llsten I n the ten meter amateur satelllte band (29.3-24.5 MHz) for
RS-1W13 as well as Its older brother, RS- 10H1. RS-12H3 passes
occur around flue In the mornlng and live In the evenlng, RS-?OH1
shows up about the same tlme as 60-21 except that It Is traveltng
In the opposlte dlrectlon (southto north In the nlght Instead of north
to south as wlth AO-21).
Ihaven't forgotten my promlse to you and t o Jay Holladay to revlew
the brand new d l t l o n of the Satellite Operator's Handbook by Marty
Davldofl.
I'llbe wxltlng a plea about that for some upcoming W6VIO Calllng.
Perhaps It wlll also show up In the AMSAT-NA Journal, as my report
on the last AMSAT Symposlum dld!
73 and see you on the satellltes,
Courtney, NSBF 238-600 354-8336
ANTENNAPARWREPORT
By Jerry Hawkes, W G W L
The Antenna Party, held on 2 Feb aecompllshed Its main objectlves.
The TH-6 Is on the ground ready to be repalred. The reparr wlll
conslst of loosening all joints and cleanlng same, cementlng lrap
end caps back on and stralghtenlng some elements. The tower 1s
on the ground and wlll be hauled down the hlll when the new tower
Is brought up to the site. Thanks to Jlm Lumsden WAGMYJ, fellow
tower cllrnber Walt Mushaglan KGDNS, Lls Schwltters NGNDC, Randy
Hammock KCGHUR, Bob Deem NSBPU, Jerry Person, Peter
McClosky N6TGZ. Help wlll be needed for the antenna repalr and
rotator checkout. Next party wlll be: announced when the above
Items are completed.
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W6VIO CALLING
EDITORIAL
NOTE: As usual thls Edltorlal expresses The oplnlon of the Edltor.
Thls Is In no way the general oplnlon of the membership.
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I A M MAD A T THE 1990-91 JPL ARC BOARD!!!!
In this time of one of the greatest recessions this
country has known - what mads you RAISE our DUES
to $10.00 each. I realize that the bylaws give you this
right but common sense would have thought that you
would have taken a stand against raising our individual
spending and given us a break. WE ARE IVOT A
YUPPIE let's spend it as fast as we make it club.
Most of us have families and LOTS of expenses. While
a $4.00 Acrease might not sound /ike a lot to you,
$4.00 might be a lot to some af the members. How
about the refired members who are on a FJXED
hcorne?
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AND FOR WHAT? 1 don't want fo hear how other
clubs are more expensive than ours. Who cares! Other
clubs also have pins, hats, T-shirts, lunches that they
pay for, Christmas parties, etc. E think with important
issues you should send home a ballot and ask the
general membershr;o what they want to do. I'll bet if
you did, you'd find that NOT MANY wanted a raise in
their spending because of your decision.
The ERC traditionally has been generous whenever we
needed funding for special activities. Ws should return
the favor by encouragingas many JPL employee's and
their families as possible to join the club b y keeping
dues at a minimum. Do you realize thaf our club i s
currently one of the biggest, if not the biggest on Lab?
We are representative of MANY of JPL '
s employees.
We also provide services such as schooling to get new
members to join and become licensed. We provide
slow scan capability, we give JPL an Amateur Radio
name throughout the world with the Encounter
coverage, etc. We are well loved b y the ERC and the
Lab. Not all members need or want to be "super
active" in expensive 8ctivities such as repeater,
autopatch, or sfation equipment. Many just want to
stay in touch with fellow HAMSandget the newsletter.
Why shouldn't they be able to do this at a minimum
cost? f think the $6.00 fee was bad enough but with
it almost doubled, many of these people will drop out
of the club, and 1 feel that is unfortunate. When we
find people drapping out of the club, and count the
casualty list, the message is that people are fed up and
they 're not gonna take it any more.
If the Board feels it needs special funding not covered
b y ERC grants and dues, well maybe the time has come
to decide how to earn more through special fund
raisers - NOT DUES; for example, selling ads in the
newsletter, e fc. MOST OF THE 0THER CLUBS DO IT!
/sn't fhaf one of the raiiunafes for raising the dues?
MOST OF THE OTHER CLUBS DO IT!
Lsrtrs sea some "letters to the Editor" gang, if you
silent majority agree. If you don't, /'/I sfif1 listen. But
when dues almost double in the space of one year,
you'd better beware because we can expect more in
the future and i t 3 not going to stop. Next it'll be pay
for the nawslefter, pay for the postage to receive the
newsletter, pay for any autopatch local call you make,
raise the autopatch dues, raise the regular dues again.
When will it stop? BOARD - obvious/y you don't have
to budget your money or you'd be more considerate.
If them's a giant secret reason we need the money,
bow abaut telling us. If 1hadn't been Editor for almost
70 years and love the club, let ma tell you me and my
increase woufd be out of here.
Every three years I'll be pa y h g $60.00 (for member,
and two family members). 1 think the dues are TOO
HIGH. Maybe nobody else will have the guts to tell
you. But through the years m y editorials have always
made someone mad so why break tradition?
Eileen McKinney KA 6DG V ENTOR
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21027. and 28027 kHz.
JPL AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL -1991
by Rlck McKlnney, KAGDAN
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1991 Membership Renewalforms have been sant to all members of
record on 12-31 -90.
To RENEW your JPL Amateur Radlo Club membershlp lor 1991,
please complete these steps:
1.
Revlew and If necessary c o n e d the membership data
shown on the renewal lorm.
2.
Return the form wlh your 1991 Dues as IlM below.
PIeass Make Checks Payable to JPL-ARC. Check dues
category on Form.
FRA'NZJOSEF LAUD 4 K m C C has been qulte actlve all over the
$0, 15 and 20 meter ssb bands. The Bulletln reports that he usually
operates on fO meter ssb from 2000 to 22002 Good luck?
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ITU GENEVA taok lor 4UlITU ?o be a d v e from 28 February
through 3 March. Before the ARRL Contest, he may operate cw.
During the contast he wlFI be on ssb.
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JAN MAVEN JXlDFA has been qulte active from thls out of the
way far northern location. He frequents 74023 kHz from OW0 to
01002 and has had much Arctlc flutter on hfs signal when I've heard
hlm.
MARLOH ISLAND
34025 kHz.
NOTE: Na Separata Autopatch Dues In 1991.
- ZSBMI has been actlve from 0000 to 01002 on
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PAKISTAN Wlnter time Is a good tlms to work thls country over
Regular, Redred, Off-Lab and contlnulng Autopatch
Members: $SO.MI
the South Pole. Both AP2fR and APSHQ have been reported
Imrnedlate Farnlly Members llvlng at the same address
with a Member above. (Includes Contlnulng Autopatch):
$5.00
RWANDA 9XSHG operates from 2200 to 02002 anywhere between
21025 and 21060 kHz. It's rumored that ha llkes 21035 kHz best.
Newly Llcensed Amateurs, First Year only:
3.
Free
between 14165 and 14200 kHz from 0130 to about 03M)Z.
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WESTERN KIRIBATI T30? wlll be put on the alr by 3 German
amateurs through 20 February, all bands, all modes. Hope you get
this bulletln before that.
Return the form and dues to:
The following contest Infarmatlon Is provlded so you can schedule
R. P. "Rlck" McKlnnay 168-327
PLEASE RITURH FORM wlth dues.
H you have not r e c e l v d your t o m or have questions 1 can be
reached at 4-3968 or 4-2871.
73, Rick KAGDAN
your time at home:
ARRL CW OX Contest $6 17 February
ARRL SSB DX Contest 2 3 March
CQ WPX SSB Contest 30 - 3t March
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I're way overrun my one column thls month, but there Is so much
golng on I thought I'd try l o r two columns.
I'm somy flleen,
please humor me!
73, Bob, NGFT
DX NEWS
By Bob Polansky, N6ET
Condlttons continue excellent, lndlcatlng to ma that perhaps ?his
sunspot cycle Isn't on the way down yet. HF bands from 80 through
10 meters have been really great A number of DXpedltlons hare
been simultaneously actlve for some weeks now and they're all
pretty easy to work. Enjoy It whlle you can! The DX Bulletln
continues to glva us good wl~lbllFty Into what's comlng next
DX-wlse. And now for the news.
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ALGERIA 7X2AB operates on 40 m from 2230 0 03002 We
should have West Coast propagation irom 01302 or so. I'm
cerTalnly golng to Ilsten.
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AUCKLAND & CAMPBELL ISLAND a 9 D X MI?be aactle e r n here
from 6 March lor some undeknnlned perlod (probably the order of
2 weeks). Look lor all band, all mode opsratlons.
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BANGLADESH S21U, S2tJS, or perhaps some other unexpected
S2t call should herald the arrlval ofVKS'NS In thbs rare spot. He has
permlsslon to operate phone. m,and R m (for the fir* tlme) from
S2-land. Look for Jlm to open thls operation a b u t 25 Februaw,
hopefully for several weeks.
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BHUTAN From 1 to 14 May, VK9NS plans to conduct ham radio
operatlons from thls very rare c o u n m under the shadows of the
Hlmalayan rnountalns.
CAMEROON - TJ1W meets with hls QSL manager, K4UlE, on
Saturdays at 19002 on 21303 kHz.
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CENTRAL KIRIBATI T31P wlll be actlve from here for 6 b 8 weeks
as he ends a 22 week PacMc DXpedltlon. The dates are a blt
Imprecise. Look lor Karl on cw from 3500-3510, MOO-7010,14027,
Bob thinks he went over his "'one column
limit". Actually Editors have sneaky ways so
get articles tocfir into limited space. In any
case, this Editor would never place a one
colunalz limit on Bob2 wonder-1 DX
articles. I would like to thank Bob for his
consistent and timely support of the
newsletter over the years. We look forward
to many more (as long as he likes) articles
in rhe fictllre.
Eileen, KA6DGV
Editor
JPL AMateur Radio Club Roster
AS Of 2-1-91
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BOOTH, RICHARD
BRIDGEFORTH, ARTHUR
B R I D G E S , LAURA E.
BRODKIN, ROBERT *BOBt'
BROKL, STAN S.
BUNKER ROBERT L.
CALDERA, MANUEL G.
CAREY, GRANT
CASSINGHRM, RANDY
CHALFIN, NORMAN
CLARK, DOUG
CLARK, GILBERT
CRANE, IRV
CRAWFORD, GORDON A.
CUNNINGHAM, GLENN E.
CURLEY, TOM
DEEN, BOB
DENGLER, BOB
DESILVEIRA, CARL
DEVAULT, ALAN
DEWIT, GREG
DIEM, 'WALT
DOW, RUSSELL C .
DUNCAN, COURTNEY
Call
KEGFE
179-220
300-243
EX-WA6DZS 11-116
KGBLG
238-725
N6IRZ
264-114
NJGJ
125-I318
KBGVOG
FAMILY
KAGSMO
201-106
N6MTI
300-241
KBGVGS
230-2 16
WGNZK
OFF LAB
KC6JHS
368-227
N6QWB
230-301
WAGTBH
503-150
NZYQ
502-308
W6MWP
198-231
111-208
KCGHWT
CS-530
KA6FDS
601-237
K6PGX
156-211
WA6IFY
12 5-17 7
NGFHC
180-500
W6WK
511-102
WB6DRH
RETIRED
KC6NRP
WAGTPT
264-627
------
584-2934
3-6284
4-3350
4-3436
4-7047
4-8045
4-6566
4-8082
3-7937
4-7671
3-5855
584-4623
4-3912
4-1670
4-1273
4-2240
4-2529
4-5374
7-9851
125-112
168-427
168-314
KGGLG
103-106
NOV CLASS 301-250
WAGJAD
107-104
WAGPEA
198-326
4-5319
4-5518
4-7492
4-1711
4-1456
4-1363
4-6508
4-0081
N5BF
OFF-LAB
238-600
4-8336
DUNCAN, VLANN
DUNDAS, JOHN A.
111
DUMDAS , MARIAN KAY
WDSEHM
KCGNRM
KCGNRN
FAMILY
510-202
FAMILY
E D E M A N , HARRIS BOLDT
KBGOWB
OFF-LAB
ENMARK, HARRY T
ERICKSON, DANETTE
ERICKSON, JIM
ERICKSON, KERRY
FANSON, JAMES
FESLER, WILLIAM C.
FINAMORE, BRAD
FLEMMIMG, GORDON
FLYNN, WILLIAM
GAUTHIER, MARGARET A.
GAUTRIER, MIKE
WA6IUR
N6IRC
11-116
FAMILY
264-829
NGXBV
N5DPU
N06B
KJGBS
NGPGC
N6DSG
KC6LPX
KAGTCL
KC6LPT
WA6VIY
N6IZI
WA60UD
K6ICS
301-235
157-316
OFF-LAB
238-528
126-3 10
OFF-LAB
FAMI LY
OFF-LAB
7-9520
4-3106
3-0757
4-3567
4-7014
4-8933
4-6009
4-8369
I
JPL AMateur Radio Club Roster
AS Of 12-31-91
Name
-
Page
Call
---------
------
THOMAS N. " N I C K "
GOLDSTEIN, PAULA A .
GOODWIN, KATHLEEN B.
AA7R
GAUTIER,
GOODWIN, PAUL S .
GOSLINE,
BOB
GOSLINE, LINDA
GRAHAM, NELLIE A .
GUERRA, ABEL G.
GUERRA, ANNA M.
HALL, JUSTIN R.
HALL, MICHAEL
HAMMOCK, RANDY
HANSEN, GEORGE R.
H A R T L E Y , BARBARA
HARTLEY, R. BOOTH
HAWKES, JEROME
HOLLADAY, J A Y
HUMPHREY, VINCE
IVLEV, ROBERT V.
JACKSON,
JENKINS,
SHANNON
GEORGE ''BUD"
Mail S t o p
---------
169-327
NOV CLASS 168-327
KF6GW
FAMILY
K06D
RETIRED
AE6S
150-300
N6IJT
FAMILY
NF6W
CS-530
300-24 1
KB6ZCG
FAMILY
WB6 PTX
303-401
EX-WAGPAU 168-222
KC6HUR
301-35s
NJ61
156-246
N6TQR
301-355
N6BH
W6WXL
W6EJJ
WGRNO
KB6ANJ
NGGCC
KA6CBI
J E N K I N S , J . STEVEN I'STEVE" N 6 U N I
JOHANSEN, CARL A.
W6DLK
100-22
125-177
264-728
OFF-LAB
301-490
300-329
T-1703
301-260
RETIRED
JOHNSON, KIRK
KAGRKX
SID
JOHNSTON, EDWARD J. " J I M ' "
J O H N S T O N , JOHN W.
JOHNSTONE, RANDY
WBGVWH
FAMILY
300-3 14
WBGDNO
186-134
N6ZZJ
168-222
OFF-LAB
JOHNSON,
JONES, ED D,
WBGQWR
N6KCB
KAO, J O H N N Y Y.
NGPXN
KATZMAN, STEVEN
K A Z Z , GREG J.
WAGMUQ
KC6LPV
251-6
138-212
303-308
301-235
KL70E
507-120
KELLER,
WENDELL L.
KELLOG, KENT H.
KENWORTHY, BZANCHE V.
KENWORTHY, FRANK J.
KESTERSON, J I M
K I L L I A N , RUDOLPH "RUDY"
K I N N E Y , LAURENCE R.
KUCHLER, ALBERT M.
KUSHNER , LEONARD
LAWSON,
BETTY M.
LAWSON, DONALD B.
LAYNE, ROBERT W. (PADGETT)
L E S L I E , J E R R Y R.
LORD, DON
LUERS, EDWARD B. (ED)
LUMSDEN, JIM
LYMAN, PETER T.
LYNCH, GEORGE D.
N6KR
161-213
FAMILY
FAMILY
KAGIBF
301-320
NOV CLASS 11-126
WAGHOB
CALTECH
RI6IE
179-109
144-201
KA6HW
KAGJEX
WA6SQF
W6LTC
FAMILY
AH2AN
NGIXB
230-109
301-433
KEGSU
303-403
WAGMYJ
N6LGV
171-242
180-904
WAGWDX
OFF-LAB
RETIRED
FAMILY
Extn
------
- Page
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J P L A M a t e u r Radio Club Roster
Name
Call
--------MACMEDAN, DANIEL J .
MACEIEDAN , MERV
MAW, NANCY M .
M A W , RICHARD
MARR, JAMES C. "JIM"
MARR, MICHELLE
MASON, PETER V
MATHISON, RICHARD P .
MCCLOSKY , PETER
MCKEWEN , THOMAS
MCKINNEY, EILEEN
M C K I N N E Y , JOHN C .
MCKINNEY, LEONA
MCKINNEY, MICHAEL
MCKINNEY, RICHARD P.
MILES, RALPH F .
Jr.
MORRIS, BILL
MORRIS, CONSTANCE L.
M O R R I S , GEORGE A
MOSHER, JOEL
MUDGWAY, DOUG
MWSHAGIAN, DIANA
MUSHAGIAN, WALTER H
NELSON, GERALD "JERRY"
NOLTE, BRUCE
NOLTE, SCOTT
O'HARA, TOM
.
F M Y D "PETE"
PARKYN , JAMES F
OLSON,
.
PATTISON, JACK
PATTON, PETER
PAUL, FLOYD A.
PERSON,JERRY
PFEIFFER, THEODORE "TED"
PFEIFFER, VALERIE
PIROUMIAN, MAURICE A
PLOSZAJ, RONALD A.
POLANSKY, ROBERT G
PRESLEY, CHARLES E
Q U I N N , REX B
RAUCH, LAWRENCE
REDER, LEONARD
REPAR, JOHN
REYMANN, JOSEPH "SKIP"
RETCHIE, DONALD W .
R I T C H I E , JAN
JESSIE
ROBBINS, J U D I T H
ROBERTS, MEL N.
ROSS, PAUL
RUPLE, LARRY
RUPLE , PATRICIA "PATTI"
---*-----
NGHJZ
N6NO
KBGIGN
FAMILY
301-280
KF6FK
514-100
156-142
WBGLOA
KCGFPS
N6BBP
KG6Y
-----4-7004
7-7617
4-2974
198-326
KCGADG
N6TGZ
Extn
FAM I LY
157-507
238-540
CS-530
OFF-LAB
4-2300
4-3924
4-6916
KAGDGV
FAMILY
NGAVW
KA6RHH
N6TJL
264-419
KAGDAN
168-327
4-3968
171-258
103-106
FAMILY
144-201
OFF-LAB
303-404
4-1066
4-3676
KAGJAM
WGABW
KBGRXE
FAMILY
K6DNS
N6TDK
238-343
17 1-53
NGTFS
N6CUV
W60RG
NGIWT
168-222
168-222
OFF-LAB
168-327
238-420
83-204
301-455
WA6QMH
WGPOP
WOEWQ
W6THU
KK6TS
K60EF
WAGOPB
WAGTPW
N6ET
KAGMHE
103-106
CS-530
183-900
OFF-LAB
157-205
264-728
264-519
RETIRED
KB6DVG
OFF-LAB
WAGLWD
W6PAJ
125-112
T-1162
303-210
180-900
238-528
NGUSE
KBGWYV
KB6WYU
W60C
WAGKNZ
NSQZI
KBGVPO
4-0035
4-4026
4-0071
4-3036
4-8051
4-2894
4-6082
4-5587
4-4165
4-6692
RETIRED
N6SGK
W8FDG
K6PGT
4-6610
FAMILY
FAMILY
KCGLPR
RIVERA,
ROBBLNS , OWEN
3
Mail Stop
238-733
4-4598
4-6916
4-2668
4-7447
4-4940
4-9380
4-4677
4-7262
4-9465
4-6305
4-3410
4-7560
OFF LAB
OFF LAB
126-234
RETIRED
233-103
CALTECH
4-1001
4-2202
161-6860
- Page 4
Mail S t o p
Extn
JPL AMateur Radio Club Rosster
Name
Call
---------
------
---------
------
SANDER, STAN
SANTANA, M I K E
SARTURE, CHARLES M.
SCHAEFER, MARK M.
N6MP
183-901
4-2625
WB6TEB
KGGNF
WBGCIA
SCHMITT, D E R I L M.
SCANEIDER, HORST W
SCHWITTERS, L I S
SEIDEL, DAVID M.
SHEBEL, DENNIS
KAGYIX
WB6INZ
NGNDC
OFF-LAB
11-116
161-23 1
OFF- LAB
KCGNRL
WBGIZR
WBGDPE
SIMMONS , CLINTON
SKALETSKY, JEFFREY
SMITH, J A M 1
H.
KCGETJ
SMITH, LARRY D.
SMITH, PHIL
SMITH, ROBERT
STAPLETON, BRIAN
STAPLETON, MARY E. "MIMI"
NGPBS
WBGLQP
STEVENS, GARY
STEVENSON, ALAN
WD6FLU
K.
STEWART, JAMES M. "MIKE"
STEWART, PAMELA KAY
STIMPSON, A B I G A I L
STOCKETT, MICHAEL H.
SUTTON,Jr. JIM C.
N6JKQ
KWGJ
WA6CWR
PENDING
N6PLM
RETIRED
111-81
180-205
233-302
303-200
OFF-LAB
OFF-LAB
OFF-LAB
300-243
230-107
OFF-LAB
OFF-LAB
238-343
11-116
230-225
183-601
KCGLWO
WA7DYX
FANILY
ND6X
RETIRED
TALLON, JOHN
N60MB
TARSALA, J A N A .
WB6VRN
103-106
183-701
TIEMANN, BRUCE
TUCC I, MARGARET
N6URH
KCGKAZ
CALTECH
TUCCX,
WBGCUB
OFF-LAB
K6KCY
FAMILY
WBGLNO
264-654
CS-530
301-345
168-514
238-528
OFF LAB
198-B9
180-602
T-1182
158-200
MICHAEL E. , D. C.
ULRICH, RICHARD L. "DICK"
VESCELUS,FRED
VOSICKY, GENE
WAGNER, DAVID
WAINIO, LISA
WALSH, GERRY
WEAKS, KENT C.
WEAVER, SAM
WEBER, WILLIAM J.
WETZEL, RICHARD
WHITE, WILLIAM R.
WIGGINS, CECIL P.
WILDMAN, BARRY
WINTER, HARLEY R.
WIRTH, VINCE
YANOW, G I L
YEE, STEVE
YOUNGER, HERB
KCGFPO
NGGGJ
KBGOOC
WAGJKM
WBGEMO
N6CI
WAGJBZ
N6RBW
KEGGB
KCGBIA
WR6BZB
KGTOS
KCGLPW
WGOJA
ZENONE, RON
W6TUZ
ZYGIELBAUM, ART
ZYGIELBAUM, CHRISTINE
WAGSAL
N6WEP
510-264
OFF-LAB
RETIRED
230-109
125-818
179-206
CS 530
301-375
510-202
264-648
180-701
125-161
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1
JPLARC MEMBERSHIP BY CALL
12/31/90
CALL
NAME
CALL
NAME
KCGLPT
AA6QI
AA6TV
YAZZIE, ARNELL
MARR, JAMES C . (JIM)
RUPLE, LARRY
GAUTIER, THOMAS U."NICK"
FINAMORE, BRAD.
KAZZ, GREG J.
YEE, STEVE
FANSON, JAMES
GOSLLNE, BOB
LESLIE, JERRY R .
KCGLQN
KCGLWL
KC6 LWO
GRAHAM, NELLIE A.
KCGNRL
KC6NRM
KCGNRN
SEIDEL, DAVID M .
DUNDAS, J O H N
DUNDAS, MARIAN KIM
KCGNRP
KEGFE
KEGGB
KE6SU
AUMANN, HARTMUT H .
WIGGINS, CECIL P .
AA7R
AEGS
AH2AN
EX-WA6DZS
K6BLG
KGDNS
KGGPK
K6ICS
K6KCY
K6OEF
KGPGT
K6PGX
K6TOS
KAGCBI
M6DAN
KA6DGV
KA6FDS
U6HW
KA6IBF
KAGJAM
KA6JEX
KAGMHE
KA6RHH
KAGRKX
KASSMO
KAGTCL
KA6YIX
KB6ANJ
KB6DVG
KBGIGN
KBGOOC
KB60WB
KBGRXE
KB6VGS
KBGVGW
KB6VOG
KBGVPO
KBGWYU
KBGWYV
KCGFPO
KC6FSP
KCGHPW
KCGHUR
KC6JHS
KC6KAZ
KC6 LPR
BARNES-ROBERTS , PAIL
BATHKER, DAN A .
MUSHAGIAN, WALTER H.
APEL, WARREN
GAUTHIER, MIKE
ULRICH, RICHARD 5.
PFEIFFER, THEODORE (TED)
RITCHIE, DONALD W.
CHALFIN , NORMAN
YANOW,
KC6LPW
KC6LPX
XF6FK
KFGGW
GIL
JENKINS, GEORGE "BUD'"
MCKINNEY, RICHARD P.
MCKINNEY, EILEEN
CASS INGHAM,
KCGLPV
RANDY
KUSHNER, LEONARD
KESTERSON, JIM
MORRIS, CONSTANCE L.
LAWSON, BETTY M.
PRESLEY, CHARLES E
MCKINNEY, LEONA
JOHNSON, KIRK
BILLITTI, JOE
FESLER, WILLIAM C .
SCHMTTT, DERIL M.
IVLEV, ROBERT V .
REDER, LEONARD
MALM, NANCY
WALSH, GERRY
EDELWIN, HARRIS BOLDT
MOSHER, JOEL
BOLLINGER, KEN
MORRIS, BILL
BILLITTI, DOROTHY
RUPLE , P A T R I C I A (OB)
ROBBINS, OWENS
ROBBINS, JUDITH
VOSICKY, GENE
MARR, MICHELLE
CAREY, GRANT
HAMMOCK, RANDY
BRI DGEFORTH, ARTHUR
T U C C I , MARGARET
MUSHAGTAN, DIANA
KG6LG
KG6NF
KGGY
KI6IE
KJ6BS
XK6CU
KK6IV
KL70E
K06D
KW6J
N53F
NSDPU
NGAVW
N6BBP
N6BH
N6CI
PFEIFFER, VALERIE
STIMPSON,
ABAGAIL
BRLZER, SCOTT
LUERS, EDWARD B. (ED)
MALM, RICHARD
GOODWIN, KATHLEEN H.
DE S I L V E I R A , CARL
SARTURE, CHARLES M.
MATHISON, RICHARD P.
KUCHLER, ALBERT M.
DUW, RUSSELL C.
SMITH, JAM1
MUDGWAY, DOUG
KELLER, WENDELL L.
GOODWIN, PAUL S .
STAPLETON, BRIAN
DUNCAN, COURTNEY
DEEN, BOB
MCKINNEY, J O H N C .
MASON, PETER V
HARTLEY, R. BOOTH
WEBER, WILLIAM J,
N6CUV
NGDSG
NOLTE, SCOTT
N6ET
POLANSKY, ROBERT G
CLARK, GILBERT
WAGNER, DAVID
MAC MEDAN, DANIEL J.
GOSLINE, LINDA
ERICKSON, DANETTE
BEAUDRY, BRUCE
LORD, DON
NGFHC
N6GGJ
N6HJZ
N6IJT
N6IRC
NGIRZ
N6IXB
ERICKSON, KERRY
N6KR
N6KUB
N6LGV
SMITH, ROBERT
JONES, ED D.
KELLOG, KENT H.
ANGLIN, RICHARD L.
LYMAN, PETER T.
N6WP
NGMTI
SANDER, STAN
BIAKELY, ROBERT B.
N6JKQ
N6KCB
Jr.
Page No. 2
JPLARC MEMBERSHIP BY CALL (12/31/90)
CALL
N6NO
N6NDC
NGPBS
N6PGC
NGPLM
N6PXN
N6QWB
N6RBW
N6SGK
NGTDK
NGTFS
N6TGS
NGTJL
N6TJO
N6TQH
N6UNI
N6UNY
N GURH
NAME
MAC MEDAN,
MERV
SCHWITTERS , L I S
SMITH, LARRY D.
ERICKSON, J I M
STEWART, JAMES M. (MIKE)
KAO, JOHNNY Y.
BRIDGES, LAURA E.
WHITE, WILLIAM R .
QWINN, REX B
NELSON, JERRY
NOLTE, BRUCE
MCCLOSKY, PETER
MCKINNEY, MICHAEL J.
SKALETSKY, JEFFREY H.
HARTLEY, BARBARA
JENKINS,
STEVEN J.
WINTER, HARLEY R.
TIEMRNN, BRUCE
CALL
WGRNO
W6THU
W6TUZ
WGWMK
W6WXL
W8FDG
WAGBZB
WAGCWR
WAGHOB
WAGIUR
WAGJAD
WAGJBZ
WAGJKM
WAGKNZ
WA6LWD
WAGMVO
WAGMYJ
WA60PB
WA60UD
WAGPEA
NGWJX
NGXBV
RITCHIE, J A N
DEVAULT, ALAN
ZYGIELBAUM, C H R I S
RIVEKA, J E S S I E
CURLEU, TOM
N6ZKP
WAINIO, LISA
N6ZW
NDGX
NJGP
NJ6J
N06B
STEWART, PAMEZA KAY
SUTTON,Jr.
J I M C.
HANSEN, GEORGE R.
WAGTPT
BEDNARCZYK, STEVE M
DENGLER, BOB
WI LDMAN, BARRY
WA6WDX
WA7DYX
WB6CIA
N6USE
N6WDX
NGWEI
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
KENWORTHY , BALNCHE V.
J A C K S O N , SHANNON P.
KENWORTHY, FRANK J.
WAGQMH
WA4SAL
WA6SQF
WAGTBH
WAGTPW
WA6VIU
WBGCUB
WBGDNO
WBGDPE
NONE
WBGDRH
NOV CLASS
WBGEMO
WBGGCJ
GOLDSTEIN, PAULA A.
KILLIAN, RUDOLPH E.
NOV CLASS JOHNSTON, JOHN W .
NWGH
ADAMS, JON T.
WOEWQ
PATTON, PETER
WGABW
MORRIS, GEORGE A
W6DLK
JOHANSEN, CARL A .
WGEJJ
HOLLADAY, JAY A .
WGLTC
LRYNE, R O B E R T W. (PADGETT)
WGMWP
BUNKER ROBERT L.
WGNZK
BOOTH, RICHARD
W60C
ROBERTS, MEL N.
WGOJA
YOUNGER, HERB
W60RG
O'HARA, TOM
WGPAJ
WGPOP
R E Y M A N N , JOSEPH ( S K I P )
PATTISON, JACK
WBGINZ
WBGIZR
WBGLNO
WBGLQP
WBGPTX
WBGQWR
WBGTEB
WB6VRN
WBGVWH
WDGFLY
NAME
HUMPHREY, V I N C E
PAUL, FLOYD A .
ZENONE, RON
CRANE, IRV
HAWKES, JEROME
RAUCH, LAWRENCE
WIRTH, VINCE
STAPLETON, MARY E . (MIMI)
K I N N E Y , LAURENCE R .
ENMARK, HARRY T
DE WIT, GREG
WETZEL, RICHARD
WEAKS, KENT C.
ROSS, PAUL
REPAR, JOHN
KATZMAN, STEVE
LUMSDEN, JIM
PIROWMIAN, MAURICE A
GAUTHIER, MARGARET A.
DIEM, WALT
PARKYN, JAMES F.
ZYGIELBAUM, ART
LAWSON, D O N A L D B.
BRODKIN, ROBERT (BOB)
CUNNINGHAM, GLENN E.
PLOSZAJ, RONALD A .
FLEMMING , GORDON
LYNCH, GEORGE D m
STOCKETT, MICHAEL H.
SCHAEFER, MARK M.
TUCCI, MICHAEL E., D . C .
JOHNSTON, EDWARD J.
SIMMONS, CLINTON
CRAWFORD, GORDON A.
WEAVER, SAM
ATKISSON, JAMES B.
SCHNEIDER, HORST W
SHEBEL, DENNIS
VESCELUS, FRED
SMITH, P H I L
HALL, JUSTIN R .
JOHNSTONE,
RANDY
SANTANA, MIKE
TARSALA,
JOHNSON,
J A N A.
SID
STEVENS, GARY