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CCCAARAAARAAARA NeNeNewsletterwsletterwsletter AN ARRL AFFILIATED CLUB MARCH ISSUE- 2014 AN ARRL AFFILIATED CLUB JUNE ISSUE- 2009 From thetheFrom also have a lot of work to do on how to manage the access to the radios. More on this later. President’s Desk by Stan-W4HIX 73 de Stan, W4HIX [email protected] February 2014 can’t believe how quickly a month Information Desk Igoes by sometimes. We had by Dean-KB1PGH another Field Day meeting—this year we want to involve as many members as possible. If f course if you have been in the you can’t help out either setting up, operating, Oham radio circles long enough greeting people, acting as a GOTA coach, transporting you will hear the saying “The gear, putting up antennas, sending radio grams, Magic of Radio”. cooking meals, tearing down, etc., at least stop by, sign the log and see what’s going on. We have I often do wonder how many amateur radio operators received a letter of permission for using Fuller again, do take for the granted just the simple fact of pushing so hopefully there won’t be any changes. a button on their radios and talking across the world everyday? With all of today’s technology we have We continue to work on the purchase of 6 Stanwood become desensitized as to the wonders of it all.I was St. We continue negotiations with our neighbor looking through the ARRL Handbook the other day regarding her access to her property. As you might and how easy it is today to have all of that knowledge image, these negotiations can be tricky. Our at our fingertips. attorney—Meredith Fine has been great. Atty Fine was the editor for the Gloucester Daily Times before Just a little over 100 years ago all of that knowledge its sale to the Lawrence Eagle Tribune. She’s since didn`t even exist! Just think of all the people who received her law degree and has an office next to City took all that time to experiment and tinker and invent Hall. She’s funny, very sharp and a pleasure to work to create all of that knowledge for us? I can only with. Since Bob Laramee retired, we had to find imagine what old time hams must be thinking when another attorney and it is very likely she will be the they were operating non solid state radios with tubes club’s attorney in the future. in the 60`s all the way to todays software defined radios like the Flexradio and Elecraft KX3! Just think Looks like March is pretty quiet for activities—the of all that your transceiver has to do to transmit your NH ARES group is putting on their ARES academy voice? Just taking your voice and turning it into an for the fourth year and I’ve signed up for the day on electrical signal, then turning it into a electromagnetic March 29th. Several things are coming up in April, signal and then amplifiying it to 100 watts and then including Tech in a Day on the 19th, the Boston letting that go into the atmosphere! How many time Marathon on the 21st, and I think another road race do we sit and really think of all of the engineering that from our friends at YuKan Run. is going on in such tiny radios as the Icom IC 7000? The remote station work continues. We’re running Most even forget that at one time transmitters and some experiments with both the FLEX-3000 software receivers were seperate radios! Now we move on to defined radio and the Icom IC-7000 using Ham Radio how DX happens. How lucky we are to live on a Deluxe. We have a few testers for the systems. We planet with just the right atmosphere and especially an continued on page 3 AARA, an ARRL affiliated club, operates CAARA Newsletter Cape Ann Amateur Radio Association Cthe 2 meter W1GLO repeater on 145.130 6 Stanwood Street MHz with antennas located on the Cingular Gloucester, MA 01930 tower in the Blackburn Industrial Complex in Gloucester Massachusetts. It has an average CAARA Newsletter is a monthly publication of the effective radius of 60 miles, and serves Eastern Cape Ann Amateur Radio Association (CAARA). Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Rhode Island, It is the policy of the editor to publish all material Southern New Hampshire, and maritime mobile submitted by the membership provided such stations. CAARA also operates the W1GLO material is in good taste, relevant to amateur radio repeater on 224.900. The former W1RK 443.700 and of interest to CAARA members, and space is repeater with antennas located in Magnolia is available. Material is accepted on a first come, first now located at the CAARA clubhouse and has a serve basis. Articles and other materials may be very limited range. submitted by internet to Jon at [email protected]. If possible, material should be in Word format.Material may also be submitted as hard copy The Association is one of the few amateur radio to Jon-K1TP or any Club Officer. clubs that has its own clubhouse. Located at 6 All material published in the CAARA Newsletter Stanwood Street in Gloucester, it includes a may be reproduced for noncommericial use permanent HF station with rotating beam and provided such use credits both the CAARA and the vertical antenna along with a 2 meter packet author of the article. Copyrighted material will not station and 2 meter voice and 220 MHz be accepted without accompanying written transceivers. permission to publish. The opinions expressed in the CAARA Newsletter Amateur radio exams are held on the second are solely those of the editor or other contributors Sunday of each month at 10:00AM at the and do not necessarily reflect the opions of either CAARA clubhouse. Anyone who is considering the Board of Directors or membership of CAARA. a new license or an upgrade, is welcome to test with us. There is no pre-registration necessary. Jon Cunningham- K1TP Editor Contact the head of our VE team Bob Quinn if Dean Burgess- KB1PGH Reporter you have any questions about monthly testing. Board of Directors- 2013-14 Monthly member meetings are held on the first wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM except for President: Stan Stone W4HIX July and August. Vice Pres: Jake Hurd K1LDL Treasurer: Hank McCarl W4RIG Each Sunday evening at 9:00pm, the club Clerk: Roger Smith- KB1YTJ and Assistant.Jon- operates a 2 meter net on 145.130. This is an K1TP open and informal net which disseminates club Directors: news and prepares operators for emergency Ross Burton- W1RAB communications work. All are invited to check Paul Anderson KA1GIJ into the net as club membership is not a Pete Chadbourne -K1LJO requirement. Bill Poulin WZ1L Larry Beaulieu AJ1Z New! The club is open every Tuesday from 4- Dick Ober, K1VRA 8PM for CAARA members to stop by and John Graves WA1JG socialize, as well as use the extensive collection of ham radio gear. Information Desk ...continued from page 1 Nearfest Tickets can be bought in advance for the first time on their website. Do it, it makes getting ionosphere!It`s so easy to forget that an HF in so much easier. transmission quicky dissapates in power, which travels at 186,000 miles an hour, 30 to 250 miles into the CAARA will have a table this year at Nearfest so ionosphere,then reflects at just you will be able to stop by and say hello and if you the right angle to land on a wish, help us sell excess gear for the club. Should piece of wire thousands of be fun. miles away at just a milliwatt Ham radio CubeSat deployment postponed of power or so. How lucky hams are to live in the internet The deployment of amateur radio CubeSats from age,with instant access to the International Space Station planned for Febru- every tidbit of ham radio ary 6 has been postponed until next week related information you need. Plus DX clusters,Yahoo Groups for every radio, NASA say: Youtube instructional video’s on anything ham radio Flight Engineer Koichi Wakata KC5ZTA spent his related. Even websites such as QRZ and EQSL are a morning working in the Japanese Kibo module to heck of alot easier than having to look through a giant install a deployer mechanism that will be used in callbook and having to mail QSL`s . concert with the Kibo robotic arm to “launch” the first set Today its easy to a ham radio operator compared to of NanoRacks CubeSats. even a generation or two ago with SDR radios, DSP chips in every radio, full digital displays, lighter and Wakata, who ran into some difficulty last week smaller radios and even expensive ham radios are installing an electronics box that would help cheap compared to what past generations of hams had control the deployment of the mini-satellites, to pay per the rate of inflation.It`s also easy to take for successfully installed that box after troubleshoot- granted the amount of radio spectrum we have access ing an alignment issue. to for only a $15.00 FCC test fee compared to the giant license fees broadcasters and other The deployment of the first batch of CubeSats, communication providers have to pay. which had originally been scheduled for this week before being postponed following last week’s So the next time you fire up your rig please take the installation issue, has been postponed further to time to reflect on all those people who came before us make sure that the CubeSats do not fall into the to create such an invention and we should all be intended orbit of the Global Precipitation Mea- amazed at all the “Magic” that goes in our rigs and surement satellite launching later this month.
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