VOLUME XXXI #7

JULY 2012 Q5

DOWNEY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

SERVING DOWNEY AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES SINCE 1951

J. Scott Bovitz, N6MI, oper-ates ham radio contests (Field Day style) from various California counties and grid squares.

N6MI currently runs an Ele-craft K-Line (K3, P3, and KPA500) in a Ford van -- a former electronic news gath-ering (ENG)/cellular on wheels (COW). The van has a 56' 2" pneumatic mast, a 5 kilowatt generator under the hood, and eight large batter-ies.The N6MI van was pro-filed in CQ Amateur Radio magazine (February 2012). N6MI earned DXCC (#46,484) in the van, but there is no endorsement for "portable."

The photo at the top of this page was taken during the 2010 ARRL June VHF QSO Party (Mojave National Pre-serve, San Bernardino County, DM25). Links to photo-graphs of selected N6MI contest operations follow: Octo-ber 2010 California QSO Party (Inyo County, DM15); May 2011 CQ WW WPX CW Contest (Riverside County, DM23); June 2011 ARRL VHF Contest (Imperial County, Chocolate Mountains, DM23); October 2011 California QSO Party (Inyo County, DM15); October 2011 CQ WW DX SSB (Mojave Desert, San Bernardino County, DM15); November 2011 CQ WW DX CW (Lake San Antonio, Monterey County, CM95); February 2012 ARRL DX CW (Riverside County, DM23); May 2012 CQ WPX CW (Mojave Desert, San Bernardino County, DM14): June 2012 ARRL VHF Contest (with N6VI and his team, Frazier Peak, Ventura County, DM04); 93 additional 2012 VHF contest photos are here; June 2012 Field Day (Lake San Antonio, Monterey County, CM95).

Tom Sneden, K6VCR, has done some of the engineering on (and plenty of operating in) the van. See K6VCR at the operating position during the 2010 CQ WW WPX SSB Contest (San Diego County, DM12).

N6MI also operates casual CW and SSB from his four wheel drive Nissan truck, primarily during all weekend

transmitter hunts in Southern California (primarily on 146.565 MHz FM). Here is a short February 2010 t-hunt video by N6LN (N6MI and N6LN t-hunting in the snow in Riverside County).

Future Guest Speaker Topics (subject to change)

July: ENG Van, Scott Bovitz, N6MI

August: ARRL Night?

September: Pending

October: Pending

November: Pending

December: Goodies Night

Save the Date Mark your calendars for these future 2012 DARC ser-vice events.

Hawaiian Days 7-21/22 Walk for Life 9-08 Tour de Sewer 10-21 Christmas Parade 12-2

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THE DOWNEY

AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, INC.

P.O. Box 207

Downey, CA 90241

Q5 Staff

Editor

John Powell, KF6EOJ john.powell@csulb.edu Phone: (562) 862-4608 Alt Phone: (562) 985-8610

Associate Editors

John Schroeder, N6QQ Phone (562) 404-1112 n6qq@msn.com Jon Olesen, KD6HXP au186@hotmail.com

Electronic Publishing

Rick Norwood,KD6KHJ Phone: (562) 865-5750 kd6khj@arrl.net

Permission to copy material from the Q5 is granted provided that credit is given to the “DARC Q5”.

Q5, as in: a signal that is perfectly readable, hence the name of our newsletter. We hope you agree.

Club Officers President Rick Norwood, KD6KHJ Phone: (562) 865-5750 kd6khj@arrl.net First Vice President Ron Eveland, W6QM Phone: (562) 860-3623 w6qm@msn.com VP Programs

Bill Heather, KB6WKT Phone: (562) 863-6607

kb6wkt@arrl.net, VP Membership Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI Phone: (562) 928-1775 ke6gfi@arrl.net VP Service Kent Savage, K6WCI Phone: (562) 716-6070 k6wci@arrl.net VP Ways and Means Steve Hartranft, KI6SUF Phone: (562) 923-0070 grandpasjh@aol.com Secretary Position Open Treasurer Frank Myllo, KC6YPV Phone: (562) 860-4045 kc6ypv@arrl.net Director (Two Years) Buck Kerns, AE6DT ae6dt@arrl.net Director (One Year) Dave Glenn, N6TEB Phone: (562) 928-8560 n6teb@arrl.net Trustee, W6TOI Tom VanBuskirk, K6TV Phone: (562) 861-3085 tomk6tv@cs.com

Looking for an Elmer?

Here are a few resources that can get you going: Bill Heather, KB6WKT, 562 863-6607 kb6wkt@arrl.net, Helping Hams, Contesting Ivan Mikulich, KB6ATT, 562 862-4592 kb6att@att.net, Helping Hams, Field Trips Glenn Allen, KE6HPZ, 562 928-2080 ke6hpz@ham-radio.com, Microwave Harold ‘Buck’ Kerns, AE6DT, 562 634-8441 ae6dt@arrl.net, Public Service John Schroeder, N6QQ, 562 404-1112 n6qq@msn.com, Contesting, DXing, DXCC and WAS Card Checker, QSL cards for CQ WAZ and WPX awards.

When and where we meet:

We normally meet the first Thursday of each month at 1930 hrs in room 120 of

the First Baptist Church in Downey. The church is between 2nd and 3rd

streets, near City Hall, address is 8348 E. 3rd St. Use 2nd St, east from

Downey Ave (1 block north of Firestone Bl), adjacent to City Hall. Entrance via

double glass doors on the north side of 2nd St.

Swap Meet Information:

CHHS Electronics Swap Meet

Chino Hills High School

16150 Pomona Rincon Rd

Chino Hills, CA

Held the third Saturday of each month, 06:30 to 11:30 AM

W6TRW Swap Meet

Northrop Grumman Parking Lot

Corner of Marine and Aviation

Manhattan Beach, CA

Held the last Saturday of each month, 07:00 to 11:30 AM

Affiliations:

Affiliated ARRL Club

ARRL Special Service Club

Los Angeles Area Council of Amateur Radio Clubs

Orange County Council of Amateur Radio Organizations

Club Frequencies:

Simplex: 145.595 MHz*

440 Repeater #1: 445.640 (-) PL 156.7 Hz*

440 Repeater #2: 445.640 (-) PL 88.5 Hz

* See Calendar for Net Schedule

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Minutes of the D.A.R.C. General Meeting - June 7, 2012 The meeting was called to order at 7:30 pm by President Rick Norwood, KD6KHJ with 22 persons in attend-ance. The pledge of allegiance was lead by Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI, and was followed by each individual introducing themselves to the group with their name, call sign, and home QTH. Rick Norwood, KD6KHJ, asked for a motion to accept the Treasurer's Report and the Minutes of the last meet-ing as they appeared in the June issue of the Q5. The motion was made, seconded and passed. Rick Norwood introduced Bill Heather, KB6WKT, Vice-President of Programs and Chair of 2012 Field Day Committee. Bill said that this year the club is putting the "Field back into Field Day,". After several years of operating at the Downey Fire Department's Emergency Operations Center, the club will be setting up Field Day at a vacant lot north of the First Baptist Church, The lot is owned by the church and the Club has secured per-mission to use the property during Field Day weekend, June 22-24, 2012. Bill's presentation included photographs of the Club's Field Day activities from the 1950's and 1960's and more recently at the Sussman Middle School field and the Downey Fire Department EOC. The Club expects to oper-ate as a 5A station. Station manager for the stations include, Sam Lollar, K1SL, on 40 meters phone; Ivan Mikulich, KB6ATT, on 10 and 80 meters; Dave Glenn, N6TEB, will have a digital station; Bill Heather, KB6KWT, on 20 meters phone; Kent Savage, K6WCI, on 15 meters. Dave Glenn will also be setting up the VHF stations for Field Day. They will be using the N3FJP field day contest logger program. Kristen Heather will hosting a public infor-mation table. A signup sheet for assistance for this activity was passed around. Anyone else that wishes to assist Kristen should contact her directly. Following Bill Heather's presentation, Buck Kerns, AE6DT, announced that he had sent out an email to past participants in the club's annual service event for Hawaiian Days. The dates for this year's event are July 21 and July 22, and additional operators are needed. To volunteer for this event, contact Buck at ae6dt@arrl.net. Buck indicated that when signing up also include your T-shirt size. If volunteering for this event Buck advises to bring a hat, earpiece, and HT, sunscreen, and chair. The club will be utilizing the simplex frequency of 145.595. Refreshments were brought by Ray Wheatley, AE6XC. After the break, Rick Norwood announced that the Club was exploring working with the Boy Scouts, in Octo-ber with the Jamboree on the Air. More information about this activity will be forthcoming. Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI, made several announcements. The California QSO party results have now been posted on the internet and several DARC members were listed, including Norm, NQ6L, Ray, AE6XC, John, N6QQ,and Arlene, KE6GFI. In the next few weeks the June VHF contest will take place, followed by Kid's Day, June 16, and Field Day the following weekend. In July there will be the IARU contest and the IOTA, Is-lands on the Air Contest, both providing excellent opportunities to acquire some additional DX stations for the log. Drawing: John Schroeder, N6QQ, conducted the drawing. The winners were: Rick Norwood, KD6KHJ, a cart; Paul Metzger, K6EH, paper; John Schroeder, N6QQ, batteries, Lloyd Hendrickson, K6NQY, a labelmaker, Norm Dickhoff, NQ6L, tools; and Mike Glaubach, KJ6QFE, a fire extinguisher. Rick thanked everyone for attending. The meeting adjourned at 8:20 pm Respectfully submitted Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI

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Treasurer’s Report—Income

Treasurer’s Report— Expense

2011-2012 May 12 (OVER)/

ACTUAL YTD ANNUAL UNDER

ACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET

EXPENDITURES

Raffle Prize $138.98 $150.00 $11.02

Autopatch, Repeater $29.73 $202.55 $350.00 $147.45

Club Merchandise $384.54 $400.00 $15.46

Correspondence

Printing $1.20 $100.00 $98.80

Supplies $9.78 $100.00 $90.22

Postage $0.00 $150.00 $150.00

Committees

Award $31.87 $75.00 $43.13

Education/Awareness $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Membership $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Publicity & Public Relations $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Sunshine $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Equipment/Maintenance $0.00 $500.00 $500.00

Events

Christmas Party $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Field Day $0.00 $150.00 $150.00

Luncheon $1,100.00 $1,100.00 $0.00

Picnic $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Fund Raisers $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Other Events $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Insurance $320.00 $320.00 $0.00

Misc. Expenses $3,600.61 $100.00 ($3,500.61)

Officers' Expenses

Board Members $0.00 $100.00 $100.00

Treasurer $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Other Organizations

Dues $0.00 $80.00 $80.00

P.O. Box Rental $120.00 $120.00 $100.00 ($20.00)

Refreshments, Meetings $0.00 $150.00 $150.00

World Radio Listing $0.00 $75.00 $75.00

Total Expenditures $149.73 $5,909.53 $4,675.00 ($1,234.53)

2011 - 2012 May 12 YEAR-TO-DATE ANNUAL (OVER)/UNDER

ACTUAL ACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET

INCOME

Club Merchandise $27.00 $82.00 $175.00 $93.00

Dues $120.00 $580.00 $1,000.00 $420.00

Raffle $140.00 $0.00 ($140.00)

Misc.Income $5,126.00 $3,500.00 ($1,626.00)

Fund Raisers $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

Total Income $147.00 $5,928.00 $4,675.00 ($1,253.00)

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Treasurer’s Report— Summary

July Birthdays

Michael Glaubach, KJ6QFE, 12th

Timothy Nguyen, KJ6TIG, 16th

Buck Kerns, AE6DT, 25th

Jeffrey Glassman, WA6ENI, 29th

David Brackett, KE6OPK

John Kountz, WO1S

ArleneSchwartz, KE6GFI

Luke Sheridan, K3PSR

DOWNEY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

TREASURER'S REPORT

May-12

SUMMARY

CHECKING-WA MUTUAL $10,872.56

BALANCE AS OF Apr 30, 2012

INCOME $147.00

EXPENDITURES $149.73

Raffle (Month)

Raffle (Total Holdings) $123.67

Brunch (Month)

Brunch (Total Holdings) ($468.42)

CHECKING-WA MUTUAL

BALANCE AS OF May 31, 2012 $10,869.83

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Minutes of the D.A.R.C. Board of Directors Meeting - June 12, 2012 Rick Norwood, KD6KHJ, President, called the meeting to order at 7:30 pm in the Emergency Operations Center at Downey Fire Station No. 1. Officers in attendance were: Rick Norwood, KD6KHJ, Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI, Kent Savage, K6WCI, Ste-ve Hantranft, KI6SUF, Frank Myllo, KC6YPV, Buck Kerns, AE6DT, and Dave Glenn, N6TEB. Officers absent were: Ron Eveland, W6QM and Bill Heather, KB6WKT. Buck Kerns, AE6DT, reported that additional volunteers are needed for the Hawaiian Day event scheduled during the third week in July. Kent Savage, K6WCI, reported that he and Paul Metzger, K6EH will on Thursday, June 14, take the antenna down from the repeater in Downey and install a temporary antenna, in order to retune the primary antenna. While they are on site they will reprogram the repeater IDer with the correct location. Rick Norwood, KD6KHT, reported on his visit to the Boy Scout park in Long Beach. He showed pictures of the site. Plans are underway and the DARC will work jointly on the JOTA event with the Long Beach Ama-teur Radio Club. There will be parking available for motor homes, and access to classrooms. It is hoped to have T-hunting, laser communication radio communications, and CW demonstrations. The Long Beach Boy Scout Council has a leader charged with merit badge completion and will be working with the clubs to sup-port this event. Frank Myllo, KC6YPV, gave to Dave Glenn, N6TEB a billing regarding the club's domain name. Dave Glenn will look at the billing and review it. Rick Norwood called for a motion to adjourn the meeting. The meeting adjourned at 8:00 pm. Respectfully submitted, Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI Vice-President, Membership Substitute Secretary

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Hawaiian Days Are Coming Again

Aloha! The Hawaiian Inter-Club Council of Southern California is the host organization of Ho'olaule'a being held for the

32nd time this year, on July 21st and 22nd, at Alondra Park in the city of Lawndale.

There will be continuous Polynesian entertainment, arts & crafts, games, island style foods, drawings, prizes, greeting old friends, and meeting new ones. Don't forget why we come together each year to share in that spirit we call Aloha! This event will have between 5,000 to 10,000 people in attendance for each day.

We need many volunteers for this event. This is one of the best special events that DARC participates in annually. There is free entertainment from 10:00 to 17:00 each day and HICCSC provides the radio operators with lunch and water during the course of the day.

We will have two shifts per day, one from 07:00 to 12:30 and the other 12:30 to 17:30 or so. The equipment that is required is a 2-meter HT, earpiece or headset (it can get noisy), spare battery for HT, chair, and hat (it can get hot). Volunteer and have a great time.

Please sign up at the June or July meeting with Kent Savage K6WCI or contact Buck Kerns at ae6dt@arrl.net.

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July 2012 DX By Mike Gauthier, K6ICS 6-15-2012

July Propagation Outlook Summer is here. High QRN noise levels are making it hard on DXers. The long daylight hours and noise have almost eliminated DX activity on 160 and 80 meters. 60, 40 and 30 meters are still good with the increased noise during the short night time hours. Listen on 20 through 15 meters for possible around the clock open-ings. Longer daylight hours will improve 17-10 meter DXing with 17 meters opening many mornings and eve-nings to Europe. Follow the Gray Line. Check current propagation at http://www.voacap.com/prediction.htm July DX AFGHANISTAN, T6JP. Joe is on RTTY around 18.105 MHz. QSL via 5Q2J. ALBANIA, ZA/LA6IKA. Sven, LA6IKA is operating as ZA/LA6IKA and has been active on 20 meters CW around 0400z. QSL to home call. ASIATIC RUSSIA, UE80C. Special event station UE80C is on the air until August 31 in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the city of Komsomolsk-on-Amur. QSL via bureau. CANADA (Nunavut Province), VY0/AH6EZ & VY0/K9DXA. Operators AH6EZ and K9DXA will be on the air as VY0/home calls from Nunavut Province until July 2. Activity will be on 40 to 6 meters using all modes, with a 6 meter beacon on 50045 kHz. They will also be active as VY0RAC in the July 1 RAC Canada Day contest. QSL to home calls. CHAD, TT8PK. Phil, F4EGS is operating as TT8PK until early August. Activity is on 40 to 10 meters using CW, SSB and possibly RTTY. QSL to home call. DENMARK, OZ1HQ. Representing Demark in this year’s IARU HF World Championship will be the Experi-menterende Danske Radioamatoerer (EDR) using the call OZ1HQ as a multi-multi. More details can be found at http://oz1hq.oz0j.dk/english/iaru_2012_uk.htm . QSL via direct or via the EDR QSL Bureau to OZ1ACB. GREECE, SX135HRC. Listen for SX135HRC, a Greek special event station commemorating the Greek Red Cross’ 135th anniversary, with activity through the end of July. QSL via SV1EOS. POLAND & UKRAINE; EM2012, EN2012 & EO2012. Poland and Ukraine will host the 14th EUFA European Football Championship, “Euro 2012”, until July 1, the first time either nation has hosted. There will be special prefixes on the air, including EM2012, EN2012 and EO2012. For more, check out http://ut7ut.org.ua/index.php/euro-2012/ . SABLE ISLAND, CY0/VE1AWW. VE1AWW, Al, is back on Sable Island. He is operating as CY0/VE1AWW in his spare time, until mid July. QSL via VE1AWW. SPAIN, EF#HQ. The Union de Radioaficionados Espanoles (URE) will be using multiple calls throughout Spain in this year’s IARU HF World Championship. Listen for EF1HQ, EF2HQ, EF5HQ and EF7HQ. QSL all via EA4URE. TAJIKISTAN, EY8JA. Koji, JE1CAQ is on the air as EY8JA and has been active on 20 meters using CW around 0300z. QSL to home call.

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This months DX news was made possible with information provided by 425 DX News, The Daily DX, DXNL, The Weekly DX, and ARRL thanks to all. DARC Member Recent DX Contacts: 40 Meters: JH3CTQ, *HK1NA, PX2W, KL7RA, LS1D, LO2F, VE6EX, VE2OXA, & VE7UF. 30 Meters: OV1CDX, HP1/IZ6BRN, EA1DR, LY3W, PY0FM, & EA6NB. 20 Meters: S52ZW, FO8WBB, EN2012EFC, ED6QY, R200BS, EY0X, P40H, & 7Q7PRO. 17Meters: *V85SS, SN2012PO, FK8CE, OM3SX, EU1A, RK3ER, FO8WBB, & CO8LY. 15 Meters: LZ2FN, CU2C, HG1S, ZM4G, HK1NA, HR2A, LY7A, YL6W, LY8O, & ZL3TE#. 10 Meters, KH6ZM, CE2/VE7SV, PY4YY, ZM4M, VE9AA, , VK4CT, ZW5B, PR3A, & ZM3T#. *Two or more reports. # QSO with Wes Printz, W3SE, DARC Member. DARC Member DXCC Count N6QQ - 338 MIXED, 321 SSB, 295 CW, 222 RTTY, 6BDXCC, 5BWAS, 3052 WPX, WA6RTA - 328 Phone (AM & SSB) KB6ATT - 305 Mixed, 60 CW K6ICS - 300 Mixed, 288 Phone (AM & SSB), 164 Mixed on 40 Meters K6TV - 254 Mixed, 233 SSB, 126 QRP, 145 CW, W6TOI - 212 Mixed, 145 Phone, 94 CW, 100 RTTY W3OB - 150 Mixed WA6OUD – 142 Mixed, 129 Phone on 10 Meters K6EH - 57 on 30 Meters CW I am interested in receiving DX reports for this column, one contact or many. e-mail: k6ics@arrl.net

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DARC Annual Membership

Single: $20 Associate: $10

Maximum for Family: $35

Make checks payable to “DARC”,

Send to: DARC Membership

PO Box 207

Downey, CA 90240

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DARC INFORMATION

VE Exams

The Downey Ama-teur Radio Club provides VE exami-nations for all clas-ses of Amateur Radio licenses on

the third Saturday of each even-numbered month. Exams are held at the Downey Fire Department Headquar-ters EOC rear building, 12222 Paramount Boulevard, beginning at 08:30 AM.

The upcoming dates are:

August 18, October 20

Contact Arlene Schwartz, KE6GFI, 949-494-8783 or by email ke6gfi@arrl.net prior to the session.

The ARRL/VEC test fee is $15.00 for all tests which goes to the ARRL to cover their expenses in providing the tests and handling the applications.

After the test session please wait 10 days before contacting the ARRL at (860) 594-0300 or http://www.qrz.com/callsign for new license information. Please do not call the FCC directly.

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SINCE 1951

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