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Carl d e Si lveira KG6LG Falt Mushagian K6DNS S i d Johnson WB6VITf-I

~ichard McKinney KAGDAN Jon Adams W H Jay Hallday WGEJJ Ralph West N6YM E i l m M c K f m KA6M;V

CALLING 47 A M S A T

Club Meetiw: Secwxi W d m d a y of the month at 12 Noon in 238-543. Is

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news! A f e w attempts at the old month have shm at last: the short path m i o m 1 openings to EUrop- even in the evening. Who said we trere at #e bottoPR of the sunspot cycle?? Anpay, there is indeed some DX to be m k e d m the HF bands. Specifically, look for Ure follmirg:

4A-n Jcsn. uuuo - uvlm regularly opzrates from 14010 14014 kHz f m OlOOZ to 03002. h c m t rep- show him to be themost active ham f m FJL. IEve raot h& him y&.

I- - LAE&CiT and IA4W/TF plan activity, lmth ssb and cw from 10 to 24 July. They plan to 90 to OY-land f m 25 to 28 m y .

I MhLXA - LDok for 9H3DX from 11 to 31 July on all

PAKIsrAN - AP2SQ h t i b bb the East 02002. We should be able to hear h h frm here also if the band o o n t h e s to ctxpmte. I ST, HTE - KG9NJV4 will k a d v e from here from 16 to 29 July on a l l bands both ssb a d cw. I ST. PIERRE - KDH a rd Wlm plan operations from FPland on all bands, M ssb an3 cw E m 11 22 July.

SlXRRh IEONE - 9IllIS is active f m MI75 to 14200 !UIz frm 18002. He often j o h N e t operations

19002 on 14183 mz. 1

TANZRNIA - 5H3ZR is a daily -t: of 14175 to 14185 kHz E m 2lOOZ. Also lmk for 5H3RB through S e p t a h r . Ke should be active on 20 meters about nm.

mark y m UDX Bulletin for your o o r r t ~ e d source - D x ~ , Bob, N6ET

It has been a fast mviq morrth, with lots of thhqs happening almost tm p i c k to track. F j r s t of all our elected presidemt, Steve Tames WB4IUrl, has left: JPL. For rryself, an3 from the rest of the club, many thanks for the fine job he has done as preident and the of luck in h i s new endeavors. Next, I have, as vice-presiderrt, a s h the o f f i e and duties of president. Fuss Dm WA65CK has also flown the mup, leaving another club office vacant. Tbmks to Fmss for a l l the work he has done in his duties as m t a r y ; sorry to see him go. So luck to Russ as well. me new problem is how do we fill b m vacancies on the

of officers? W e l l Sid Johnson WBGVWH to the rescue, Sid has agreed to assume the duties (and office) of secretary, W e d by the w. Walt Mushagian K6mS has agreed to take up the mantle of vice-pmident, also seconded by the M. Thanks to Walt and Sid for their m n s e ta my cry for help.

Field day was nothing short of an uproaricus su-. Our Field day c h a i m Walt Mushagian planned and carried out a marvelous event for Ham and ran-Ham alike. The area we were canpd in was a easy drive to get to, the weather cooperated, the cmpny was qreat,the surrcxmdings were terrific, and the food m s supr (our camp cmk was Ralph W e s t and his faithful assistant and mid-watcb 80 meter phone logger Rick Wkinnq). Imagine rot having to cook (or clean up) on a camp out because you were operating; have to pinch myself to see if I'm dwamiq when I think a b u t it. mere was plenty for eveqme to do, what w i t h putting up aHd takirag dawn 'cents ard anterula, a i d nlakurg and b- q, it was a fun but twsy weekerd. l'tie basic requi-ts for field day were met, wte in a rm&e location on emergency p w e r , get lots of practice on bands/gear you don 't mnnally use, and have a heck of a good time mile your doing it. 'lhanks to everyone Mo participated. To those who didn't, now is the time to pencil in

next years fun.

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'ALL1 NG JULY 86 PAGE 3 V6VIO C

FIELD DAY ROARS WITH SUCCESS

Field Day 1986 i s now h i s t o r y . First nf a l l a special thanks t o Chose who attended the Pre-Field Day Work Party on June 7th. : Jason Kovatch W6BC1, Sid Johnson WB6VWH. Mike Stewart HA6VO1, Jerry Hawkes W G W , and Walt Mushagian K6DNS. F i e l d Day was a great success. We had 47 ind iv idua l s that attended. Ralph West N6KM and Rick McKfnney Kh6DAN did a First class job preparing the four meals supplied by the Club. Dan MacMedan N6HJZ brought along h i s trusty crass bow and placed our 120 foot per Leg vee beam high up i n the pine t r e e s . The majority of our contac t s were made with t h i s antenna. Our s p c c i a l thanks t o a l l of you who joined i n and helped with the set-up and tear d m . You helped make Field Day a fun experience. A total o f 551 F i e l d Day contacts were made and we are now i n the process o f ca lcu la t ing a l l of the po ints earned. The fo l lowfng ind iv idua ls attended Field Day:

Jon Adams NWCA Rick Booth W6NZK Chris Brokl Jim Colkins Pat de S i l v a i r a Patty de Silveira Kirk Johnson KA6RKX Jason Kovatrh N6BCI Merv MacMedan N6NO Becky Malm KBCLSX Nancy M a l m KBbIGN teuna McKinney KAbRnH Walt Mushagian K6DNS Gene Oleson KB4JI John Olesun Bob Pnlanski NCET Rob Polanski Stan Sander N6MP Mike Stewart WABVQI Riley SCsickland N6BTL B e t t y Wallin KD6CY Pick Wetzil WAGJBZ Mike Wetzil Ralph West N6YM

Mike Adcock KB6FLI Stan Bcokl NZYQ Pat Coker Carl d e Silveira KG6L.C Carla de Silveira Jerry Hawkes W6WL S i d Johnson WB6lM-l Jim Longthorne WAGKPW Dan MacMedaa N6HJZ Mike Malm KB6ZGE Rick McKinney KA6DAN Patrick McKIaney Katarina Osbdrn Andrew Oleson Ted Pfeiffer K6OEF Mike Polanski John Raseen KI6BH Brian Stapleton KW6J Nancy Stewart John Walsh N6UK Sam Weaver WBbB40 Jenny Wetzf 1 Nicky Wetzil

73, (Walt KcDNS and Jerry W6WXL)

For the sixth mnsemtive year the JPL Amateur Radio Club provided cammi~tiom support for the May 2 6 h la CaMda Parade. The parade wnsisthq of approximately 100 elemnts, hcluding vintage automobiles, Eire trucks, floats, cldwns, M, youth grwrps, cyclists an3 equestrian grmps, took a little over an hour to pass through L.C. this year.

N h -tors, assistd by the 224.M reps~ter, were ~ m i b l e far P i n i n g up the parade elements along the half mile length of Co~nishon and placing than irho the line o f mrch at the pproper t h e . O t h e r duties consisted of dire&- lost participants to their l a t i o n , ~ e n t i n g parents delivering children from prkuq and -on- their cars in spots set aside for floats, locating water for the horses;, shuttling parade pa r t i c im and helpers f m start to finish line, solving the lgr i s t i c s of positirm- irq f i re , e n g h in their assigned spot once they arrived fm the wrong direction -have you ever tried to turn a 4 0 ft fire truck around in a 25 ft wide street? All was a-1ished by the JPL ~ m p , although the repater may have been a l l t t l e tired before w e were thrpugh.

?hose participating this year were: Jay Holladay WGESS, who bravely stationed himself in the middle of the entrance to Cornishrm, and pre-sorted the onslaught of arriving autos, flmts, and people, d i m - them in the general direction of their respective assembly points. I am glad to report that Jay survived. Walt Diem W46PEA, was sta- ti& at ~e entnmcs to tantern auditorium parking lot tlhere he flmnti.cally sorted the arriving vintage autos and VIPs fram the dozers of spctatolrs etc., weren't supposed to park there. The first part was fairly easy, the second past wasni t. Carl de Silveria KGGLG, w a s acmss the s t r e t E m Walt, at t h entrance ta PIS circle drive. Here, he single handedl.y tmk on the multitwle o f arriving yauth qroups, pre schmlers and hovering body guards (parents). C a r l also mmgd to supervise h t h h i s cwn and Art Z y g i e l e b a u m kids w i t h c a t lmhq sight of them even o m . A r t WMSM,, was further d m Comishon tTyj179 valiantly to line up floats in their proper order and spot them at p-ked sy t s along l?~e curb. Arts position t ~ a s quickly out- flanked and then w e m by attadcing floats, qymasts, horses and pren t s deliver- kids, all of which insisted in parkjns in the wmrq place when ever A r t had his back turned. FindLly additional m p ( s ) , Sid 3clmson WBGVWH, tms rushed to his position and m~st of the attackirag f m were +led. Ron Plcszaj WA6T!FW, was stationed at the FIS f i e ld further d m Cornishon. Ron played host to the equestrian participants and there ever trusty nmmts. Ron's mjor problem kms how to supply a f e w fast b u c k t s of water to the thirsty horses which he f m l y solved w i t h the help of friendly natives (the neighbors). M e r down Comishon was the intrepid Bob layne W6:, who had a f e w nervous rmwmts when he was suddenly attacked from the reat- by 6 large fire t r u d ~ ~ k b quickly dispatched this threat w i t h the use of hihis trusty handy talky, and rmt them padchg off towards F m t h i l l Blvd where there presence was anxious1y awaited. Once the px-ade start&, and the equestrian groups had departed northward tclwards Foothill, Bob acciderrtally steppecl. in to a business -unity! Namely, the sale of fresh l a w fertilizer: to the folks wh live along Comishon. I regret that Bobi s sa le ; were a flop. Rick r 4 S i . n ~ ~ m6M, was station& at the lover entrance to bmlshon a t &scanso Drive. B i q Rick, and his faithfully sidekick a deputy sheriff, did an admiral job of preventing one of our more serious problem of last year, the 9Onpl-1 la te prat t3lyiq ta get l ittle Irmatrude

her -fire group before parade start, scattering terrified entrants the entire length of Cmmishon :n the process. Last, but cer- ta inly not least, was Ralph WPst NGYM, riding radio shotgun in the stat:ion wagon used to kanqmrt various entrants f m W d hve to Comishm. Ralph reported the natives to be friendly and no trmbles along the trail. m i l e Paul -in m D , acted as a spectator/reprter, occasionally ch- in rm the EL=% t o seport progress of the parade. In addition to aul, three hams from the fhsmta Valley Radio C l c 5 came wer to help as spec- tator/reporters, after f h i s h i n g up the YMR 10K m. mey w e r e Jdm Ehret W 6 M , Steve m t

and John Lyons WA-. ?he parade rolled along @te smoothly this year so o w reporters didn't have much to do, emqt w t e .

Ely Wrjq thanks to a l l who pitched in and made my thing rn off SO smoothly. See you again nExt year! Sid WBGVWH

JULY 9, G m E R A L & ~ ~

Tne meet* was called to orderat 12.06 by Vice m-eSlderrt, Walt FTushqian, as the President, Carl de Silverjd, kms on travel.

-: W a l t Hxhgiam pseserrted a synopsis of field day. -tially the nuher of contacts only about 500, propagation oonditims king very bad. Total p i n t s have mt yet been caldated.

J o b Repar Micated that the m i m e n t a l airplane 'Voyagerr1 urns due ta attmqk its mm stop amund the wold flight on Sept. 14, 1986. A ham radio -tor being sought as iflxffnrrmnications specialistt1 to coordinate amwnieations between the aircraft and qround.

Kerry Erickm stated that the Uranus (16L Gards are currently inq?qhicsardshcruldgoWttoke printed soon.

Rick asked for help to enter @L &= a cmput~~ data hse. A y n e who has access to an IEPi cmptible ard ks willing to help, please omtact Rick.

Jim Parkyn, ~~, gave an exce l l a t presentation on wCellular M-ne Tduw1agy". ~ i m started out with oellular history, indicathq that it all began back in 1930 on 3 0 m , ms -roved jn1960, m e d in 1969 to 4 5 4 ~ l - k and finally reached its mummt status h 1982 m 800MHz. H e akso indicated that the ~arly 1982 qui-t mst about $4000.00 for a mobile i n s t a l l a t i o n but can m w be h d for a measly S800.00.

~ i m preserrted diagrams shcwjns t h cellular tcwer/antema set up and the origins of the odlular (xlrtcept as it was dewloped originally in %iladelphia. Also p m were diagrams of the current Los Arqdes basin =ysbm khich oovers Orange m t y to Ventura on the south and to San Bemadin0 ard Riverside on the north. T h i s area is semi& by 30 cells at the p m t wit21 12 in the planning. Jim also brmght along a mobile and held Wephone unit, plus a general cowrage 1- receiver so that we could l a , touch, fed, ard ask question. Jim tuned in severdl live telephone conversations with the lccan to give us an idea of why the cellular people want and scanners which -te in the 800 MHz bard to be &awed. All I can say is, if you h a w a cellular telephone, watch aut what y m say because its real easy to eves dwp. If anyane wants to learn more a k u t cellular telephone, contact Jim. He can remmwd several books ranging f m ' t l a ~ l J to "grey matter pulverizers1' .

-w W-Y -joyed by M Y plus one visitor, Jerry Neal frm section

331. w bad the of you couldn't make it. Y o u r lass!

JULY 1986

JPLARC - 0 p B D A R D m

25 JUNE 1986

FRE3EWT: I?uss Dm, Chuck Sarture, Jon Adam, Walt Mushagian, $id Jdrmn, John Ftepr, Carl de Silveria . OLD EEINSS: Walt W g i a n started the meeting with a report on the upmmbq f i e ld day a t Crystal ixh. Essentially, all preparations are oomplete: a campsite reserved for those who 5.nta-d to go up Friday night and f d odered. Approxhtely 50-55 m l e are w e d to atterd.

?he t m a a r e r t s report was w t e d by Chuck Sar ture , filling in for Rick M c q who was on travel.

Carl de Silveria indj~ted that the kmrd is still lw- for volmteers to take over the positions of Bmqency Cammicatiolls m g e r and Facilities Manager.

NLW EUSINESS: 'lhe fo l lmhq members assumed off ice for tbe m* of the year:

ereSi.dent Carl de Silveria Vim m i d e n t Walt Mushagian Secretary Sid Johnson

Jon Adarns armounoed that the 238-543 c ~ m f m room is no longer available for board meethqs or radio cl-. TIE office complex just west of m 543 has been to a mall 20 seat conference lrxlm (rmm 544) vhich will be available for future bwrd meetings and classes. The 543 wnferene rmn w i l l m i n available for the m o m y general club meetings.

Zahn R e p r guestion4 the status of the wpater generated labels for the U r a n u s Q6L h. T I I ~ program to generate the 1-1s has been dwelaped but the nf3cessary S L information has yet to be entered mto the data base. He felt that s b the cards m d to be sent out m n that prhaps it would be faster to fill them out by hand, as in the past. Carl de Silveria stated that due to the new card design, hand entty was not possible. Plans will be made to get help far data entry. Carl * Sifveria q r t e d that Rick M c m y had 5nforn-d him that a letter from the Repeater Cormittee detailing dates and apsditure anmmks for the v t e r w e was required by the ERC.

The meeting was adjwlmed at 12:42 R.I.

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JULY 1886

PACE 5 W6VIO CALLIKG JULY 1986

HAMS OF THE MONTH (Continued)

RICK BOOTH W6NEK formerly KlBCZ h a s been a ham f o r 25 years . H? was born i n Holyoke, Pass and grew up i n Massachusetts. He's marr ied with one eon. R i c k ' s o t h e r i n t e r e s t s i nc lude rock c l imbing, mountaineering, and hamrnfn~. His favori te food is bee r .

JACK PATTISON !&POP has been a ham f o r 34 y e a r s . He was born i n Kansas and grew up i n Alhambra. Ca. He's marr ied with 3 ch i ld ren . H i s o t h e r hobbies inc lude camping, computer (investment management). His f a v o r i t e foods a r e pumpkin p i e , pecan p i e , dump cake and milk .

TRACY MILLER WbJOU formerly KA6YRN has been a ham for 3 y e a r s . Tracy was born i n Long Beach. C a l i f . and grew up i n Huntington Beach. S ing le , T r a c y ' s o t h e r hobbies i n c l u d e r a d i o (of course) b o a t s , c a r s and computers. F a v o r i t e foods inc lude eve ry th ing ( e s p e c i a l l y Numero Uno Pizza), Chinese, Mexican, French, and I t a l i a n food.

CONNIE MORRIS KA6JMl has been a ham for 5 y e a r s , She was born i n P o t t s v i l l e . Pennsylvania and grew up a l l over t h e U.S.A. She 's marr ied t o George WGABW and h e r hobbies inc lude b r idge , r ead ing , sewing, n e e d l e c r a f t s . Her f a v o r i t e food is pas t ry , f r u i t .

JOHN McKXMNEY M6AVW h a s been a ham f o r 6 years . H a was born i n Aus t in , Texas and grew up i n Crane- Midland-Odessa a r e a , Texas. He's marr ied t o E i l een U6lXV and they have two sons . H i s hobbies inc lude photography, v i d e o , computers, gardening. His f a v o r i t e foods are Mexican food and f r i e d chicken. VERY FAVORITE i s popcorn.

EILEEN McKINNEY Kh6DGV h a s been a ham f o r 6 y e a r s . She was born i n Santa Monica, C a l i f o r n i a and grew up (10 yea r s ) i n Lindenhurs t , Long I s l a n d , New York and Laundale, C a l i f o r n i a . She 's marr ied t o John N6AW and has two sons , Michael 16 and Matthew 2. Her hobbies i n c l u d e c o l l e c t i n g mal lard duck decoys. cook in^ and baking, need lepo in t and decora t ing . She a l s o en joys w r i t i n g and e d i t i n g W6VXO Cal l ing . F a v o r i t e foods a r e plum pudding and sauce, breaded v e a l c u t l e t and h o t fudge sundaes.

FRANK KENWORTHY i s s tudy ing Ear h i s ham l i c e n s e . - H e was born i n Jamaica, New York and grew up i n Ticonderoga, New York. Be's marr ied and has t h r e e c h i l d r e n ( inc lud ing Eileen KA6DGV) H i s hobb ies i n c l u d e computers (OTRONA and V I C ) and ca rpen t ry . F a v o r i t e food is l i c o r i c e and M&M peanuts.

BLANCHE KENWOF.THY is a l s o s tudy ing for license. She was born i n Brooklyn. New York and grew up i n WilLowstint Pa rk , Mew York. She 's marr ied t o Frank, above and they have t h r e e c h i l d r e n . Her hobbies inc lude i n t e r i o r decorating, reading, r a i s i n g beagle pupp ies , and t r a v e l l i n g . She is also a BINGO-a-holic. F a v o r i t e food is c u r r i e d r i c e .

MERLIN RAINES WGYPG has been a ham f o r 38 y e a r s . H e was born and grew up i n Los Angeles. He's single and his hobbies i n c l u d e f i x i n g his cars. a e r o b i c r ead ing , p a c i f y i n g his amour and armchair f l y i n g . Cur r i ed chicken a l a Af r i aue i s h i s Eavor- i t e food.

CHUCK PRESLEY KA6M3E has been a ham f o r 4 years. He was born i n n.?ll;rz, Texas and prew up i n Texas. He's marr ied and h a s ch i ld ren . Motorcycles, co in and stamp c o l l e c t i n g are h i s hobbies and his f a v o r i t e Eood is p r i m e rib.

RICHARD ANGLIN, YB. MGKUB Formerly KA6SKO has been a ham f o r 5 years. 4e was born in H e r r i n , I l l i n o i s . and grew up all over a s a M i l i t a r y dependant. He's s i n g l e and h i s hobbies a r e f l y i n g , s k i i n g , and mountaineering. Y f s favor i te foods a r e p a s t a and b reads (no t cakes o r p a s t r i e s j u s t p l a i n a l e ' f r e s h b read) .

JOHN MacCONNELL Vi36UQM has been a ham f a r 20 years. -- He was born i n Glendale, C a l i f . and grew up i n La Canada. Ye's s i n g l e and lists h i s hobby a s Flying his a i r p l a n e . H i s f a v o r i t e food i s wate r .

LARRY RUPLE KBGJSD is a new ham and w i l l have his l i c e n s e a year i n August. He was born i n Bedford, Ohio and grew up i n Ohio. Be's marr ied and has two ch i ld ren . a g i r l and a boy. H i s hobb ies are bowling, woedworkin~, and automobi les . His f a v o r i t e food i s Mexican . CBARLES SARTURE KG6NF formerly MbLBY and KB6FKK has been a ham f o r a lmost a year. He was born f n Burbank, Ca l i f or t i ia and grew up i n t h e San Fernando Valley. He's s i n g l e and h i s o t h e r hobbies i n c l u d e s k i i n g and ca r s . H i s f a v o r i t e foods a r e p i zza . Mexican and Chinese.

HORST N. SCHNEIDER W86INZ has been a ham f o r 15 y e a r s . H e was born and r a i s e d i n B e r l i n , Germany. He's a widower wi th two a d u l t ch i ld ren . H i s hobby is camping. H i s f a v o r i t e food is saue rb ra t en wi th p o t a t o dumplings.

DAFT SCIIEIEIDEPMlLE! KA6TNP has been a ham f o r a year . He was born i n t laryland and grew up i n C a l i f o r n i a . !Iels marr ied wi th two c h i l d r e n . H i s hobbies i n c l u d e photography, computers, bike r i d i n g , s k i i n g and ham radio.

DEPWIS SAEBEL GPBbIZR h a s been a ham f o r 10 y e a r s . He was born i n Glendale , C a l i f o r n i a and grew up i n P a c i f i c P a l i s a d e s , C a l i f . from (1954-1966). He's marr ied and h i s hobbies i n c l u d e s k i i n g , b i g game hun t ing , horseback r i d i n g and motorcycle r i d i n g . H i s f a v o r i t e t ypes of food a r e I t a l i a n and Chinese.

IIARlOND CHINN is s tudy ing f o r h i s l i c e n s e . H e was born i n Forr land. Oregon and grew up i n tos Angeles. He's married with 3 c h i l d r e n .

RILEY STRICKZAFD N6BTL formerly KAbFYH h a s been a ham Eor 4 years. H e was ba rn i n Glendale , C a l i f . and grew up i n Los Angeles. Ye's s i n g l e and his hobbies i n c l u d e model a i r p l a n e s , photography, b i c y c l i n g and t r a v e l l i n g . H i s f a v o r i t e foods are "Too many t o w r i t e dam",

DAVID b7AGNER F!6GGJ has been a ham f o r 3 years. He was born i n Cresno, C a l i f . and grew up i n Vandalia, Ohio. He's s ing le and likes b i c y c l i n g and s k i i n g . His f a v o r i t e Food i s l a sagna w i t h p i z z a running a c l o s e second,

MILLIMI IJALKEP. KBGAWW has been a ham f o r 2 yea r s . He was born i n Chicago. I l l i n o i s a n d grm up i n Glendale. C a l i f . 9 e f s marr ied w i t h 3 c h i l d r e n . He has ano the r ham i n t h e family but he d i d n ' t say who it w a s . H i s hobbies are ham r a d i o , e l e c t r o n i c organ and boa t ing . Steak and v e g e t a b l e s are favorite foods.