Amateur Radio Elmers Resource Directory (as of 11/01/94)
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John Ackerman  AG9V

jra@lawdept.daytonOH.ncr.com -or- jra@ag9v.ampr.org

My primary interests are in packet radio network building (particularly
higher speed stuff) and TCP/IP.  I've got quite a lot of info on using
the Kantronics D4-10 19.2kB radios, as that's the hardware we've been
struggling with here.

TAPR (Tuscon Amateur Packet Radio) has formed a special interest group
to discuss issues of regional packet networking (Net-SIG).  As a result,
the TAPR net-sig mailing list was born, and is now ready for operation.

This list is <not> intended to replace any of the existing packet-related 
mailing lists.  Its purpose is provide a medium for communications among
those interested in packet radio networking, both dealing with technical
issues and political/regulatory ones.  We'll discuss things like how the
potential 219MHz band will fit into the networking picture, how to link
areas using different networking schemes, how to set network parameters,
etc.  The list's charter will be posted there regularly.

The address of the list is net-sig@tapr.org and you can subscribe by sending 
mail to listserv@tapr.org with the text "join netsig".

Apart from subscribing to the list, you can contact me for further details
about the Net-SIG (including upcoming conferences).

(See also Bob Nielsen for more information about TAPR)

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David Andrews ZL2SX

andrews@kai.ee.cit.ac.nz

I have been involved with the Amateur Radio International Travel Host
scheme.  I also chair the NZART Frequency Management and Technical
Advisory Group, which is responsible for all repeater coordination and
band-planning (LF, MF, HF, VHF, UHF, and above) in New Zealand.  I would
be pleased to answer any queries with regard to reciprocal licensing or
frequency coordination that may arise.

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Jeff Angus  WA6FWI

jangus@skyld.grendel.com

I run NOS as a tcp/ip <--> AX.25 mail bbs gateway. I also run a few nodes,
And, I have successfully installed UUPC/extended 1.11k and SNEWS for those
MS-DOS afficionados out there. SCO-Unix tcp/ip and sendmail coming soon!

ampr.org IP Coordinator for California - Los Angeles County (44.016.xxx.xxx)

Hardware, software and wetware questions answered either with correct answers
or the name of someone who does know.

To contact: J. Angus PO Box 4425 Carson, CA 90749-4425 USA
Or Phone 1 (310) 324-6080 all day monday, 7 am - 10 am tuesday
         through friday, 7 pm - 11 pm tuesday through thursday.

[Editor's note:  All ampr.org coordinators are listed in the document
at ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/ampr_coordinators.]

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Jay Appell -->  KA1SNA

1976-1978  FCC Personal Users Radio Advisory Committee
           Task force for rules Rewrite Citizens Radio Service
           Rules Interpretation

1988-Present Stratus Computer/ Technical Support Engineer

           I am CEO of Creative Media Productions a multimedia consulting
           company.

Address:   Jay_Appell@cac.stratus.com
Telephone: 1-508-478-6969 X200 at Creative Media Productions
           1-508-478-1429 24 Hour Ham radio BBS and other topics
           

 I enjoy SCA reception and multimedia use in Amateur Radio. If anyone would
 like to reach me by modem, 508-478-1429 (24 Hr) BBS 14,400.

 I have been referred to as the ham responsible for digital users manuals
 in amateur radio. The first manual was the DJ-590 and subsequent manuals
 included the 560,580 and 600 for Alinco. My contacts in the amateur radio
 community have helped other amateurs to know more about products, hidden
 features and new product offerings. The BBS will now include the latest 
 info on YEASU and ALINCO products. If you have a product that you wish to
 have evaluated for the general amateur community, please contact before
 sending. 

 If you have questions with regard to customer service at these
 companies, please forward to me and they will be passed to the company
 contacts.

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Ken Bass  K4EVH 

bassanco@access.digex.net

Licensed since 1959.

Experience in presently mostly Microsats, but I have experience on Modes A,
B, J, and Oscars.  I have concentrated on "cheap" and low-power setups, like
my Microsat setup using in-the-attic homebrew/Radio Shack omnidirectional
antennas.

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 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
 Brian Battles, WS1O  I Tel      203-666-1541, x222 I
 QST Features Editor  I Fax      203-665-7531       I "Stamp out sex:
 ARRL HQ              I Internet bbattles@arrl.org  I    Get married!"
 Newington, CT USA    I Amprnet  ws1o@ws1o.ampr.org I
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   VHF packet (AX.25 and TCP/IP)
   HF SSB and RTTY
   FM/repeaters
   Clubs/activities
   Public relations
   Writing (for newsletters and ARRL publications)

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Rob Bellville  N1NTE

rbellville@aol.com

PO Box 515
Millbury, MA 01527-0515

ATTENTION RADIO NEWCOMERS!

Are you interested in radio communications but don't have
enough information? Do you have questions but no one to
ask? Are you looking for a publication geared toward the
novice radio enthusiast?

***** FIRST CONTACT *****

"First Contact" is a newly forming publication. An
electronically distributed email newsletter via the Internet
for the beginner. Here is a forum to get the information
you're craving. Get involved in this fascinating hobby!
Scanning, ham radio, shortwave listening, CB radio,
General Mobile Radio System (GMRS), etc. will all be
covered.

You input is essential to the success of this publication. I
need to know what you want to know and what subjects
you want covered in the newsletter. I will attempt to
publish on a monthly basis, possible bi-weekly if there is
enough interest. 

The only "cost" on your part is to fill out a subscription form
completely (E-mail for a copy). A classified section is being
contemplated with a small fee to advertise. Hard copies
will be available to those without email access. Please
contact me for details.

Everyone is welcomed to subscribe whether you've never
turn on a radio or whether you're an old-timer. I am
looking for authors to contribute short articles on the
subjects you request.

So let's get "First Contact" off to a good start! Get your
radio information via email. Subscribe NOW!

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      Bob Billson, KC2WZ               Internet:  bob@kc2wz.bubble.org
      21 Bates Way                     UUCP:      ...!uunet!kc2wz!bob
      Westfield, NJ 07090
      908-232-2603  (evenings)

Advanced (since 1975)                  Troubleshooting
Homebrewing                            C and 6809 uP programming
Antennas (particularly HF)             Volunteer Examiner
Digital Communications                 QRP

OS-9 operating system (UUCP is run on my Tandy Color Computer 3  :-) )

10m is my favorite band even when it is "dead".

Member of Handi-Hams.  Work as an Interpreter for the Deaf (I am hearing).

Interested in helping *any* would-be ham get their ticket.  Ham Radio is a 
great(!) hobby and should not be kept a secret!

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Jon Bloom, KE3Z              |  jbloom@arrl.org
American Radio Relay League  |     Justice is being allowed to do whatever
225 Main St.                 |     I like.  Injustice is whatever prevents
Newington, CT 06111          |     my doing so. -- Samuel Johnson

Postmaster, ARRL HQ (arrl.org)
QEX Editor
Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
ampr.org IP Coordinator for Connecticut subnet (44.088.xxx.xxx) 

Collecting information for the next annual ARRL Computer Networking
Conference.

For information about the ARRL info server, send E-mail to info@arrl.org
with the word "HELP" in the message body.

ARRL info server files may also be accessed via anonymous FTP at:

ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/arrl/

[Editor's note:  All ampr.org coordinators are listed in the document
at ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/ampr_coordinators.]

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/**************************************************************************\
* Rich Bono                     IMRICH         UUCP:rbono@necis.ma.nec.com * 
* (508) 635-6300                 NM1D          AMPR: nm1d@nm1d.nh.usa.noam * 
\**************************************************************************/

Author of the following MS-DOS ham programs:

    AutoExam - Examination simulator and study aid
    AutoCW   - Morse Code practice program
    DOSGATE  - allows users to run programs on your PC remotely (AutoExam
               compatible)
    AutoCall - Allows use of the Buckmaster HAMCALL CDROM online callbook
               with DOSGATE
    AutoFax  - Allows reception of weather fax using Kantronics TNC's
    SeeSats  - Real time satellite tracking (text only), DOSGATE compatible

Most of these programs are available via anonymous FTP from:

ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/mirrors/msdos/hamradio

or write me at:

7 Red Field Circle
Derry, NH  03038

and enclose:

   A FORMATTED high density diskette (either 1.44 MB or 1.2 MB; 3.5" or 5.25").
   A Self Addressed STAMPED return diskette mailer.
   A note explaining that you want a copy of AutoExam and/or AutoCW
   (or one of the other programs).

I am always receptive to individuals interested in maintenance,
enhancements, and non-commercial distribution for these shareware
programs.

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NETWORKS IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ("Nets") DIGEST

"Networks In Emergency Management" is a moderated forum on the
use of computer networks and networked computers in the practice of
emergency management.

To join the "nets" mailing list, please send e-mail to
"nets-request@oes.ca.gov" with the word "subscribe" in the text
of the message.  To remove yourself from the list, send mail to
that same address with the word "unsubscribe" in the text.

Check out the California Office of Emergency Services World-Wide Web
and Gopher Servers:

http://www.oes.ca.gov:8001/ 
gopher://oes1.oes.ca.gov:5555/

or Gopher bookmark entry:

Type=1
Name=Root gopher server: oes1.oes.ca.gov
Path=
Host=oes1.oes.ca.gov
Port=5555

- Art Botterell
  acb@oes.ca.gov 
  (916) 262-1600 (in emergencies)
  California Office of Emergency Services

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Devon Bowen  KA2NRC

bowen@olsen.ch
 
Maintainer of the rec.radio.amateur.* Supplemental Archives available
from:

ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/

Maintainer of the Internet Ham Radio Callbook Server at:

telnet://callsign.cs.buffalo.edu:2000/

For further information about the Callbook Server, please consult the
server's help facility, the rec.radio.amateur.misc FAQ, or additional
server documentation at:

ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/faq_callsign

Please direct all other feedback, submissions and administrivia
regarding these services to my E-mail address above.

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Curtis Braun (curtis@computronics.com) (N2HKD)
Computronics, POBOX 1002 Fairport,NY 14450 
Guest@Digital Telstar,Network Operations Center Kodak 

Apple Macintosh, IBM-PC, and Sun Computers

I have extensive knowledge on Appletalk protocol down to the bit level.
I have also worked with various iterations of MacTCP applications.
(Routers, hubs, gateways, Ethernet, Localtalk, etc)

I am also familiar with the look and feel of the Mac OS, (Ver. 6 & 7),
and its associated troubleshooting. I have some application 
experience with numerous programs. (including ARAP Apple remote 
dial-in stuff).

ampr.org IP Coordinator for Western New York subnet (44.069.xxx.xxx)

(There is a readdressing plan which I will gladly mail to anyone
who requests it.)

[Editor's note:  All ampr.org coordinators are listed in the document
at ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/ampr_coordinators.]

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John Brewer WB5OAU

brewer@anarky.enet.dec.com

Wire antennas, restoration, operation and parts/tubes supplies
for most 40's-70's vintage gear.

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Alan Brubaker, K6XO
alan@dsd.es.com

HF Antenna Systems
Contest Operating
General HF Operations
Propagation

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Diana L. (Syriac) Carlson
Hudson, NH
dls@genrad.com
KC1SP

QSL Bureaus (how to use them)
Volunteer Examiner Service (how to become one)
Macintosh Hamstacks (available from ftp://vixen.cso.uiuc.edu/pub/ham-radio/) 
Civil Air Patrol 

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Robert (Bob) Carpenter  W3OTC

rc@cmr.ncsl.nist.gov
w3otc@amsat.org

6 meter SSB DX
Central States VHF Society

"2m FM isn't ham radio, but it's a good way to contact radio amateurs."

Disclaimer: Opinions expressed are those of the sender
        and do not reflect NIST policy or agreement.

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73 de Rusty Carruth, N7IKQ   P.O. Box 27001, Tempe, AZ 85285
      (602) 870-3330         !'s:{ames!ncar!noao!asuvax,mcdphx}!anasaz!rusty
@'s: rusty@anasazi.com       LastResort: rusty%anasaz.UUCP@asuvax.eas.asu.edu
Join the Usenet Un-Net:      1700-1900Z  Saturdays, 28.410 or 28.390 MHz

I'm willing to act as a reference for anyone wanting info on getting
tapes (especially Callsign tapes) from the Department of Commerce
National Technical Information Service (NTIS) or wanting other info on
callsign-project related stuff.

One of these days I'll actually be around for the un-net!  I promise, really!

My job is currently System Administrator for a large Unix site so I know a
little bit about day-to-day Unix operations and Unix installation :-)
I also have much experience with constructing email paths that will work
rather than bounce.

I also have a fair amount of experience in hardware/software interfacing 
and machine control.

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Mark Cheeseman  VK2XGK

cheese@asstdc.oz.au

Maintainer of the aus.radio FAQ

A copy of the FAQ may be obtained from:

ftp://grivel.une.edu.au/pub/ham-radio/aus.radio/faq/australia

Please direct all feedback, submissions and administrivia to my E-mail
address above.

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Ken Chilton 
KA1TIH, Advanced Class
53 Alan Road
Marlborough, MA 01752
chilton@emc.com
Design Engineer

Amateur Qualifications:
     Trustee of the Algonquin Amateur Radio Club Repeaters:
         446.675  -- 223.86  -- 53.47
     Assistant Radio Officer for the City of Marlborough
         Emergency Management Agency
     NESMC Region 440 MHz frequency coordinator
     Trained in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
         Computer Sciences, Computer Programming, and Management
     Knowledgeable in Rules, Regs, and interpretations

Areas I am also interested:
     Homebrewing
     Repeater Hardware, Control, Operation
     Packet (AX.25)
     Net Control Operations
     Electromagnetics and EMP
     HF SSB and CW operating
     Satellite and Shuttle operation
     Amateur Television
     Elmering new HAMs

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Derrick C. Cole  KC4WEJ

cole@concert.net

Anything having to do with PC's, DOS, Unix, Linux, C, NOS, TCP/IP et al
is fair game.  I'm not much help in the electrical/circuit department (but
I am learning/applying, though! :)  If you feel such information could be
useful, I would of course offer any/all help I could provide.

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 < ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^>
 <                         "Big Steve" Coletti                         >
 <         Shortwave Listener, Broadcaster, Computer Consultant        >
 <                      and all around nice guy                        >
 < Internet: bigsteve@dorsai.dorsai.org ==== S.COLETTI2@genie.geis.com >
 <   UUCP: steve.cole@islenet.com ==== steveny@lopez.marquette.mi.us   >
 <    Fidonet: 1:278/712  US Mail: P.O. Box 396, New York, NY 10002    >
 <                        Voice: +1 212 995-2637                       >
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Relayer of Amateur Radio Newsline Bulletins

The electronic publication of the Amateur Radio Newsline is distributed
with the permission of Bill Pasternak, WA6ITF, President and Editor of
Newsline.  The text version is edited from the original scripts and
transcribed from the audio reports by Dale Cary, WD0AKO, and is first
published in The Radio & Electronics Round Table on the Genie Online
System.

If you have any comment, suggestion, or news item you would like to submit,
send them via E-Mail to 3241437@mcimail.com or B.PASTERNAK@genie.geis.com.
You can contact Newsline at +1 805-296-7180.  It is a combination answering
and FAX machine, if you have a FAX to send, wait for the voice prompt and
press your fax-send button.  Their US Mail address is P.O. Box 463,
Pasadena, CA  91102 (please enclose a SASE for information by return
mail).

See the entry for Scott Ehrlich for FTP archive information and
receiving Newsline bulletins via E-mail.

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John De Armond  WD4OQC

jgd@dixie.com

Marietta, GA

Construction techniques, telemetry, repeater design and maintenance,
most aspects of circuit design.

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Rev. Michael P. Deignan  KD1HZ

A new ham-radio archive site and callsign server center has been set up
on the Internet.

The Buckmaster CDROM callsign database (which includes international
calls) and all the Buckmaster CDROM public domain files are available
for retrieval!

To access the Buckmaster callsign server:

telnet://ns.risc.net/

login as: hamradio (no password)

To access the file archives:

ftp://ns.risc.net/

Please direct all feedback and administrivia regarding this service to
root@ns.risc.net.

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 Jeff DePolo  WN3A              Twisted Pair: (215) 337-7383H  387-3059W  
 depolo@eniac.seas.upenn.edu    RF: 443.800+ MHz   442.700+ MHz   24.150 GHz
 University of Pennsylvania     

Chief Technical Officer, University of Pennsylvania ARC
Repeater Tech, Near-Far ARC
Repeater Tech, Holmesburg ARC
VE Team Leader, University of Pennsylvania ARC VE Team

Affiliations: ARRL, UPenn ARC, Holmesburg ARC, NEAR-FAR ARC,
              Mt. Airy VHF Society (Packrats),

Main interests: VHF/UHF weak signal, design and construction, antenna design,
                VHF/UHF propagation, HF DX, VHF/UHF contesting, repeaters

Volunteer Examiner
VHF/UHF Weak Signal
Repeater design
General Homebrewing
Antenna design/theory

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Betsey Doane, K1EIC

Doane@CCSUA.CTStateU.Edu

I am Section Manager for CT and would be happy to help folks on
packet operation (AX.25), NTS procedures, Amtor, General Field
Organization,  ARRL and Navy MARS.  My real loyalty is to NTS!  I am
also a blind amateur radio op having been on the air for 31 years and
can probably give a hand with regards to equipment or referrals to
somebody if needed.

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David Dodell  WB7TPY, AFA6GB

Internet: david@stat.com                  FAX: +1 (602) 451-6135
Bitnet: ATW1H@ASUACAD                     FidoNet=> 1:114/15
          Amateur Packet ax25: wb7tpy@wb7tpy.az.usa.na

Member, USAF MARS

ampr.org IP Coordinator for Arizona subnet (44.124.xxx.xxx)

[Editor's note:  All ampr.org coordinators are listed in the document
at ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/ampr_coordinators.]

Owner of the Land-Mobile-Radio Mailing List

The purpose of this list is to allow discussion about commercial
land-mobile radio equipment, its use and maintenance.

Owner of the Military Affiliate Radio Service (MARS) Members
Mailing List.

The purpose of this list is to allow discussion about MARS (Military
Affiliated Radio Service) activities.  The list is open to all branches
of MARS.   

To subscribe to or unsubscribe from either of the above lists, please
send electronic mail to:

                 listserv@stat.com

and include the command:

                 subscribe list-name

or

                 unsubscribe list-name

as the first line of your message, where list-name is either
land-mobile-radio or mars-list.  An acknowledgement/welcome message
should follow very shortly.

Moderator of rec.radio.info newsgroup

Please direct all rec.radio.info submissions to
rec-radio-info@stat.com and all feedback and administrivia to
rec-radio-request@stat.com.

For more information about rec.radio.info, see:

http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/radio/rec-radio-info/top.html
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/radio/rec-radio-info/
news:rec.radio.info

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Thomas Edwards  N3HAU

tedwards@eng.umd.edu

http://w3eax.umd.edu/thomas.html

Technopagan Priest
Member, University of Maryland ARA - W3EAX

Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
Electrical and Electronics Engineering

The UMARA is running a World-Wide Web hypertext page at:

http://w3eax.umd.edu:/w3eax.html

Give it a try!

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        Kim Elmore, N5OP
        1103 South Gay Drive
        Longmont, CO 80501

        elmore@brightband.rap.ucar.edu
        n5op@n5op.ampr.org

        I'm the Technical Coordinator for the Colorado Section.
        Areas of expertise:
                RFI/EMI
                Antennas
                DX'ing
                Contesting
                HF propagation
                CW

        Areas where I have enough knowledge to be dangerous:
                Troubleshooting
                Traffic Handling
                Homebrewing and construction practices

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Roy Engehausen  AA4RE

enge@almaden.ibm.com

AA4RE Packet BBS

Poster of RACES Bulletins

Thanks to Chris Spell <spell@seq.uncwil.edu>, there is now a mailing
list for AA4RE BBS program sysops.  I hope all will subscribe.  It
should be very helpful to all of us.

   To send a message to the mailing list send it to:

       aa4re@matsci2.uncwil.edu

   To subscribe to the mailing list a user needs to send a message to:

       aa4re-request@matsci2.uncwil.edu

   With the following in the body of the message:

       subscribe aa4re your_account_name@your.address.whereever

   To unsubscribe one would send this text in the message:

       unsubscribe aa4re your_account_name@your.address.whereever

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Scott Ehrlich, Amateur Radio Callsign: WY1Z
How to reach me: wy1z@neu.edu [Internet], wy1z@wa1phy.ma [Packet]
Boston ARC FTP archives: ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/
Boston ARC Web page: http://www.acs.oakland.edu/barc.html

I've played around with Mac and PC hardware, as well as dabbing a 
little with DOS, UNIX, MacOS, with a tad of VMS operating systems.

I co-maintain the Boston Amateur Radio Club anonymous FTP file archives 
with Phil Temples, K9HI (k9hi@netcom.com).

A sampling of the archives include:

All ARRL bulletins are archived in the Boston Amateur Radio Club FTP area: 
ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/w1aw-list/

A mirror of all files available from the ARRL info server is also
available: ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/arrl/infoserver/

Programs mentioned in QST are in 
ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/arrl/qst-binaries/

Amateur Radio Newsline is now also being archived, too:
ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/docs/newsline/

Mike Ardai, n1ist@netcom.com, runs the following Boston ARC mailing lists: 

newsline-list (Amateur Radio Newsline)
w1aw-list (ARRL Official Bulletins)
letter-list (ARRL Letter)
ky1n-list (KY1N VEC listing, Local Boston area VE sessions)
barc-list (local Boston-area stuff)
barc-races (again, local)
fieldorg-l (ARRL Field organization discussions)
ham-tech (Untamed technical discussions about the hobby)
fox-list (local Boston stuff - T-hunting)
qrp-l (QRP, or low power, radio, previously maintained by Bruce
       Walker at think.com)
arrl-exam-list (amateur radio license examinations scheduled in the US and
                in some foreign areas.)
arrl-ve-list (ARRL VE Announcements, run by ARRL VEC Bart Jahnke)

To join any or all of the above:

Send a message to: majordomo@netcom.com
In the body of the message, type: subscribe list_you_want

Ham Radio and More, the radio show carried live every Sunday (6pm - 7pm 
EST) on the Talk America Radio Network, now has a World Wide Web home page:

http://www.acs.oakland.edu/barc/ham-more/ham-more.html

The Boston Amateur Radio Club also has a World Wide Web Home Page:

http://www.acs.oakland.edu/barc.html

Due to the popularity of the KY1N VE listing and W1GSL's hamfest list, 
I have incorporated both of these listings into the Boston Amateur Radio
Club's Web page:

http://www.acs.oakland.edu/barc/ne-happenings.html

You will need Lynx, WWW, or Mosaic to view them.  Ask me for more details 
about this.

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F. Kevin Feeney  WB2EMS
Network Video Engineer
172 Caldwell Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-2602
Phone - (607) 255-5186
FAX - (607) 255-5771
EMAIL - fkf1@cornell.edu

Pactor, Satellites, and Amateur Television

I'd like to hear from people with Pactor experience, maybe even make a
sched with someone for a maiden Pactor QSO. 

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Reciprocal Licensing (South Pacific)
VHF (Propagation, Power Amplifiers)
Satellites (Project Oscar)

Owner of VHF Mailing List

To subscribe, send E-mail to vhf-request@w6yx.stanford.edu

--
-=Paul Flaherty, N9FZX/5W1JX  |"The enemy of the good is the better."
->paulf@Stanford.EDU          | -- William "Wild Bill" Donovan

http://w6yx.stanford.edu/calls/n9fzx.html

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+ Jay Freeman, WT9S           Packet: wt9s@w9yci.il.usa.noam       +
+                             internet: freeman@eagle.sangamon.edu +
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I can assist anyone with most PC installation/troubleshooting
problems. I have a good deal of experience installing and configuring
OS/2, have a good grasp of Unix (not a wizard yet though :), and a
thorough familiarity with the ISA bus and the cards that go in it.

On the radio side of things, I like digital modes and experimenting with
antennas, specifically:

- PACTOR and AMTOR
- Configuring Kantronics All-Mode (KAM) TNC's for proper operation
- Over a decade of packet experience, including setting up both DOS and
  OS/2 versions of KA9Q NOS
- HF wire antennas, including 160m full-wave delta loops

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Monte Freeman  KC4GPW

Operations Department / Information Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
Internet: ccoprfm@prism.gatech.edu
Bitnet:   ccoprfm@gitvm1.bitnet

I am the list owner of a mailing list for people who have/are interested
in products produced by Advanced Computer Controls Inc. (ACC). For those who
might not know what ACC does; they produce products (mostly for the amateur
radio service) such as repeater controllers, digital voice recorders, remote
base control units, etc.

To join the ACC (Advanced Computer Controls) equipment discussion
mailing-list, send E-mail to listserv@gtri01.gatech.edu with "subscribe
acc-l your-name" in the body of the message.  An acknowledgement and
welcome message will follow.  Administrivia, policy questions,
or other queries may be directed to me.

(see also Mike Shirley WB6WUI)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Andy B. Fyodorov  RW3AH, WL7AP

rw3ah@emercom.msk.su

PACKET: RW3AH @ R3ARES.#MOS.RUS.EU (temporarily down)
IP: 44.178.1.7 or rw3ah@gw.ra3apw.ampr.org

PO Box 899 Moscow
Zip-127018  Russia

Licensed since 1975 
Experience in Emergency communications, Russian ARES Chief
Coordinator (since 1987) of Russian ARES Organization matters and networks
Owner of R3ARES BBS 
General HF, Contesting, Net Controlling operations
Data communications, networks (TCP/IP, AX25)
computers (IBM PC, home made)
homebrewing electronics
antennas (particularly HF).
Proficiency in CW (Morse code)
(also former Ten-Tec dealer in ex-USSR)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- G -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Mike Gathergood  G4KFK

mike@g4kfk.demon.co.uk

Tel +44 01753 582085
Fax +44 01753 592726

Sysop, The CQ Centre BBS

+44 01753 595468 and +44 01753 593524

Fidonet 2:252/320

Hundreds of Megabytes of Quality Software for Radio Amateurs and SWLs

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Jim Graham

#include <std_disclaimer.h>                              73 DE N5IAL (/4)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
INTERNET: jim@n5ial.mythical.com  |  j.graham@ieee.org  ICBM: 30.23N 86.32W
AMATEUR RADIO: n5ial@w4zbb (Ft. Walton Beach, FL)       AMTOR SELCAL: NIAL
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
E-mail me for information about KAMterm (host mode for Kantronics TNCs).

KAMterm is a host mode terminal program for Kantronics TNCs that I wrote
and released as shareware.

My professional field is telecom (data communications is my key area of
expertise).

I also have experience with wire HF antennas for apartments and other 
small spaces.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

KJ6NN
Philip Graham
723 Berkshire Place
Milpitas, CA 95035

EMAIL:  phil@ncd.com

My skills are listed below in no special order
        - PC RFI reduction      (Wrote a chapter for the new ARRL RFI BOOK)
        - Repeaters             (How to put one up)
        - Repeaters             (How to use one, without making others mad)
        - 1.2 GHz               (My repeater is on this band)
        - VHF packet only       (I hate HF packet)
        - HF DX
        - HF AMTOR, RTTY, ASCII
        - Putting up a tower and/or HF beam

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- H -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Dan Halbert, KB1RT
halbert@crl.dec.com

QTH: West Newton, MA, near Boston.

Building homebrew QRP gear.
Information about QRP-NE Club.
Advice on simple antennas.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Brian Hammill, KD4BFJ | brianh@dante.exide.com
Software Engineer     | Exide Electronics - Small Systems Group
Raleigh, NC           | "Powering Your Network with Intelligent Solutions"
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

I am especially interested in VHF/UHF and microwave amateur bands as well
as Amateur television.  I am treasurer and a founding member of the
newly-formed Triangle Amateur Television Association in Raleigh-Durham-
Chapel Hill, NC.  I am willing to share my expertise in the following
areas:

ATV - Getting started, starting local activity, repeaters.
VHF/UHF - Propagation, what you need to get started, operating portable,
          contesting, DX.

Sealed Lead Acid Batteries - How to take care of them.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Steve Harding  KA6ETB

steveh@grafex.sbay.org 408.252.0578   alternate: harding@nas.nasa.gov
        For amateur radio related information, send a message to:
                    ham-server@grafex.sbay.org
        Place HELP and GET INDEX on separate lines in the text.

HAM-server is now on a 486 with nearly 70 MB of data.  Besides DOS, there
are some UNIX, Mac, and OS/2 files.

Most files have been taken from the various ftp-servers world-wide.  However,
there are many programs that have been donated by HAM-server users.
 
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Ed Hare, KA1CV                     |  ehare@arrl.org
American Radio Relay League        |  
225 Main St.                       |
Newington, CT  06111               |
(203) 666-1541 - voice
(203) 665-7531 - FAX
ARRL Laboratory Engineer

Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) matters
Equipment Testing

I want stories about automotive EMI problems, dealings with dealers,
and, if possible, solutions. I plan to forward these to my contact at
the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).

If anyone knows the *right* people at any particular company, I want
to know. I am also pursuing (via the SAE) more official channels.

EMI/RFI Resource List and RFI Tips package available.  A business
SASE with 98 cents postage is appreciated.  Electronic versions
available soon.  Please specify the desired documents in your
correspondence. 

The FCC has released the results of a telephone interference survey
just completed.

If you would like a copy of the survey, which includes a list of
telephone models checked, send an SASE with two units of first class
postage to the Technical Information Service at ARRL HQ.  Alternatively,
you may obtain an electronic copy from the info server below.

If anyone is having a problem with CATVI, send a 9X12" SASE with 4 units of
postage to the ARRL Technical Department Secretary. Ask for the "EMI/RFI
Package" and "EMI/RFI - CATV." The CATV package includes a reprint of the
article I wrote for Communications Technology -- the journal of the Society
of Cable Television Engineers. Your local cable company will recognize this
publication and will give credence to the words therein.

If you have any questions after you have read the material, contact me here
at HQ. I can usually get back to you within a few days to offer some
additional help.

Many amateur radio informational documents (including EMI/RFI files) are
also available from the ARRL info server.  Send E-mail to info@arrl.org
with the word "HELP" in the message body.

ARRL info server files may also be accessed via anonymous FTP at:

ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/hamradio/arrl/

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Peter Harris  G4BDQ (licensed since 1972)
pdh@ecs.soton.ac.uk

My specialities (brace yourself!) are:

QRP
Do-it-yourself antennae and equipment
A hatred of all Japanese radio gear
Radio legend and apocrypha
The use of horrific amounts of power on 160m
How Amateur Radio can be fun

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Jack, W4PPT/Mobile (75M SSB 2-letter WAS #1657 -- all from the mobile! ;^)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Jack GF Hill        |Voice: (615) 459-2636|             Ham Call: W4PPT
 P. O. Box 1685      |Modem: (615) 377-5980|  Bicycling and SCUBA Diving
 Brentwood, TN  37024|Fax:   (615) 459-0038|          Life Member - ARRL
 root@jackatak.raider.net  -  "Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose"

 Mobile Antenna Systems and Installation

 An FAQ list for the rec.radio.amateur.antenna newsgroup is being
 contemplated.  Please direct all submissions, feedback, and administrivia
 to my E-mail address above.  Volunteer co-editors are most welcome.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 ____       ____
|   / /_  __\   | Disk      Stephen Holmstead           All comments (c)1994
|  | / / /_/ |  | Memory    ...!hplabs!hpdmd48!stephen  Opinions are mine,
|___\   /   /___| Division  stephen@mail.boi.hp.com     not my employer's.

Maintainer of the Ham Satellite FAQ

Available from:

ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/faq_satellite

Please direct all FAQ submissions, feedback, and administrivia to 
my E-mail address above.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 Ed Humphries                Hewlett-Packard NARC Atlanta GA
 N5RCK                       Internet edh@hpuerca.atl.hp.com
 
 Past President, Williamson County (TX) ARC
 Former Assistant Emergency Coordinator for
 Williamson County ARES/RACES
 
 2-meter FM, VHF Antennas, Mobile Installations
 Organizing Amateur Radio Seminars and Programs
 Multiband wire antennas, Field Day Activities
 and general WeatherNet & public service enthusiast

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- I -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- J -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Bart J. Jahnke, KB9NM     | USENET: bjahnke@arrl.org
  Manager, ARRL Volunteer | 
  Examiner Program        |
ARRL VEC Dept.            |             BIX: ARRL
225 Main St               |          MCI ID: 215-5052
Newington, CT 06111       |      CompuServe: 70007,3373
   Voice (203) 666-1541   | America On-Line: ARRL HQ
   FAX (203) 665-7531     |
-------------------------------------------------------------------
* Listings of Examination Opportunities -- bi-weekly postings 
  ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/rec.radio.amateur.misc/
* Volunteer Examining procedures - ARRL VE Manual
* Support and Instruction for Volunteer Examiners - Coordinating Exams
* Member, National Conference of VECs Question Pool Committee
* Information on what's required to become an Amateur Radio licensee 
* Contributing Editor - QST Magazine - Exam Info column
* On-the-air interests: VHF/UHF/SHF SSB/CW Weak Signal Operating and Contests

See the entry for Scott Ehrlich for information about receiving
ARRL VE announcements and examination schedules via E-mail.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- K -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Michael S. Keller  AB5EL

mkeller@flp.mhs.compuserve.com (work)
71620.447@compuserve.com (personal, checked far less often)

Areas of particular knowledge:

PC-style computers
Mobile installations (rearranging mobile HF right now)
Repeaters (after a fashion--building a 1.25m repeater)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

R.D. Keys

Dept. of Crop Science
NCSU
Raleigh, NC 27695-7620

rdkeys@csemail.cropsci.ncsu.edu

de NA4G, "Boat Anchor Bob", an ol' cw fart .....

If I can be of assistance in older equipment, junk-boxing
your way to hamdom, the cheapskate's approach, let me
know.

22 yrs a ham, extra class, mostly cw, mostly boat anchors
and radio in the traditional sense.

{Telegraphy has been in my family for almost 100 years!}


              CWISTS Friday Night Fist Function
 
Standard time:  Friday Nights at MIDNIGHT LOCAL TIME

Standard freq:  80 meters --- 3702.5 khz for all hands.
                40 meters --- 7102.5 khz alternate, for all hands
                              (between the heterodynes)
                              (someone scout out a better QRG)
                                 ___ 
Standard calling signal:   CWIST IMI DE <yourcall> K  (if there
                           are no control stations calling for
                           you to check in), or,
                           CWIST DE <yourcall> K  (if there is a
                           control station inviting checkins)
                           (The alternative check in for those OTs
                           with salt behind the ears is a simple
                           DE to get the control station's ears
                           followed by DE <yourcall> K when the
                           control station acknowledges.)

 Note:  A simple informal net style protocol will generally be
        used, unless no control station assumes control for the
        evening, in which case it is an open roundtable format
        discussion group.

 Note:  The midnight local time gathering is designed to maximize
        the number of checkins spread out over the world, so less
        confusion and more checkins are heard.  The hope is that
        someone will be aboard almost anywhere and be heard at
        least locally, anywhere in the world.

Definition:  A CWIST is a person with an active interest in the PRACTICE
             and USE of continuous wave radiotelegraphy as directly is
             applicable to amateur radio.  Such PRACTICE and USE may
             take the form of learning about radiotelegraphy and its
             history in amateur/commercial areas, its application to radio
             telecommunication, the practicing of the art and craft of
             radiotelegraphy, and the refining and developing of the
             technology of radiotelegraphy.

Author of NA4G's National Electrical Code for Hams

                                 ABSTRACT

        This work was presented as a talk to  the  Homebrew  Special
        Interest Group (HB-SIG) of the Raleigh Amateur Radio Society
        (RARS), on 15 January, 1991  and  was  revised  for  another
        presentation on 26 January, 1994.

        This  document  contains excerpts of the National Electrical
        Code (NFPA 70-1990) that, in the author's opinion, apply  to
        the   installation  of  amateur  radio  equipment  as  would
        commonly be found in most amateur  radio  stations.   Direct
        excerpts   from   the   Code   are  contained  within  inset
        quotations.   Paraphrased  excerpts  from   the   Code   are
        itemized.  The author's interpretation and discussion of the
        Code is set full-width.   The  author's  interpretation  and
        discussion  of  various sections of the Code is not meant to
        be all-encompassing, nor the official interpretation of  the
        National  Fire  Protection  Association,  nor of any offical
        governing body having legal authority of  jurisdiction  over
        electrical  installations,  but  is  meant  to  be used as a
        teaching tool for amateur radio operators.

For ease of access, the group of files have been 'rolled into one'...

ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/agriculture/agronomy/ham/things-to-build/na4g/nec-1994.tar.Z

(861,677 bytes, for Unix jocks)

ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/agriculture/agronomy/ham/things-to-build/na4g/nec-1994.zip

(732,309 bytes, using PKZIP 2.04g for MS-DOS users)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Ian Kluft  KD6EUI PP-ASEL
ikluft@thunder.sbay.org (home)  ikluft@oes.amdahl.com (work)   Santa Clara, CA

Maintainer of rec.radio.amateur.misc and rec.radio.cb FAQ lists

Available from:

http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/radio/ham-radio/faq/top.html
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/radio/ham-radio/faq

and

http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/radio/cb-faq/top.html
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/radio/cb-faq

Please direct all FAQ submissions, feedback, and administrivia to 
hamradio-faq@kluft.com or cb-faq@kluft.com.
                        
As with any volunteer effort, new volunteers are often needed. We need
new editors to post the above FAQ's.  Preferably this should be
someone who has enthusiasm for hobbyist radio, experience with UseNet, and
the ability to work with the other editors.  No single person can know
all the various aspects of these diverse hobbies so the editorial review
groups are intended to make a greater combination of experience.

The FAQ is currently posted with the AUTO-FAQ software, which is
written in PERL.  So it would be a plus for volunteers to post the
FAQ to have PERL installed on their system and be able to use "cron"
or "at" so that postings can go unattended.

Anyone who wants to make their contribution to the Net as a volunteer 
should contact one of the above administrivia addresses.

A mailing list for rec.radio.amateur.* FAQ and Netiquette posting
maintainers, as well as anyone with a sincere interest in helping 
keep the rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroups the friendly and useful
forums they are today, is also available.  To subscribe, send E-mail
to rra-wg-request@amdahl.com.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Steven M. Knapp  KA9QOA                      Computer Engineering Senior
sknapp@iastate.edu             Vice President Cyclone Amateur Radio Club
Iowa State University; Ames, IA           Durham Center Operations Staff

A few members of our ham radio club were interested in helping out.
Since our turnover is usually 4 years or so (graduation is a horrible
thing), I thought it may be difficult for us to keep the list up to
date. I thought that by creating a local mailing list called
"elmers@iastate.edu" we could add or remove people as need be. There
would always be at least one person receiving mail on that list,
usually more! Even after I graduate, this list will be maintained
allowing ISU hams to easily help others. 

Currently we have people with packet experience, some HF experience,
much repeater experience, in addition to a considerable background in
theory, as many here are electrical engineering or computer engineering
students. If a question can not be answered by the readers of the list,
there are many other local hams that could be prodded for the info.

Our local ham radio club has been especially interested in helping local
disabled hams (or hams to be) get on the air. But anyone local who
needed help would find a group at their door ready to work.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

+--- Mike Knell -- Squashed Lagomorphia on the Information Superhighway(tm) --+
| Vending machines should NEVER NEVER| SMTP thing: m.knell@unicorn.nott.ac.uk |
| EVER eat money. - RFC1288 (Finger) | AX25 thing: G7GPA@GB7COV.#29.GBR.EU    |
+----------- These are my opinions, not anybody else's, so bog off. ----------+

There is now a mailing list set up for the UK TCP/IP Networking Group
(UKIP). This is a loosely-organised group set up to promote the use of
TCP/IP networking protocols over radio in the UK, and to encourage the
establishment of high-speed backbone links and network gateways.

If you want to subscribe:
        Send mail to ukip-request@cs.nott.ac.uk. This is handled by a
        human rather than a listserver, so be polite :-)

To post to the list:
        Send mail to ukip@cs.nott.ac.uk. Subscription requests and other
        administrative bits and bobs should go to ukip-request, _not_ to
        the list as this just means that lots of people read your
        subscription message and get cross.

I can personally answer quite a lot of the questions about TCP/IP-related
subjects.

Be forewarned that the list is fairly technical in its discussions, so
probably not the best place for beginners to start :).

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I'll be glad to help out with tube circuits and VE testing.
(W5YI VE# 3182)

73,
Louis J. Kohnen  K2ANC
Penfield, NY near Rochester

K2ANC.Wbst128@xerox.com

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Sergei L. Kulyov   AA8OT, also UA3AP

Licensed since 1981

E-mail: otutatch@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu  ( c/o with my wife )
Mail address: 1216 1/2 Highland St., Columbus, OH 43201

Education: avionics, radio telemetry systems

General HF, contesting ( my love! ), computers, home made equipment,
Antennas, HF, especially for 160/80 m., CW.

Club activities: DIG since 1984, AGCW-DL

Russian Navigator Company proprietor.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- L -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

John Langner WB2OSZ
115 Stedman St. #E
Chelmsford, MA 01824-1823
(508) 256 6907    (home - civilized times only please)
johnl@world.std.com

Slow-Scan Television

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Alan Larson WA6AZP

larson@net.com
larson@w6yx.stanford.edu

My areas are fairly general, and I teach classes
(Novice, with code, and upgrade sessions) at W6YX.  My
main audience is to the Stanford (University)
community.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Zack Lau  KH6CP/1      Expertise: Design of SSB/CW amateur transceivers
c/o ARRL Lab                    : up to 222 MHz.  Design of transverters
Newington CT  06111             : up to 10.5 GHz.  Basic lossy filter 
(203)-666-1541                  : design.  Developing repeatable projects
zlau@arrl.org                   : using cheap, easy to get parts.

I'm now starting to look into 24 GHz SSB/CW gear using 10 Ghz as a
convenient IF. 

Especially looking to help anyone wanting to be a QST/QEX
author--I can't write it all myself!

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

------------------------------------------------------------   
Bob Levine  KD1GG 7J1AIS VK2GYN               formerly KA1JFP          
levine@mc.com   <--Internet email    Phone(508) 256-1300 x247
kd1gg@wa1phy.ma <--Packet Mail         FAX(508) 256-3599           
------------------------------------------------------------

Amateur radio licensing in Australia and Japan

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Fred Lloyd  AA7BQ

aa7bq@qrz.com

Author of the QRZ! Ham Radio CDROM.  Interested in receiving amateur
radio related public domain and/or shareware programs, data files,
frequency lists, etc., that would make a useful edition to the QRZ
CDROM.  Can help arrange volume discounts for clubs and groups,
and will donate copies of QRZ to qualifying non-profit organizations.
Send E-mail or call +1 602 483-2036.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- M -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Joel Magid  WU1F 

magid@wrksys.enet.com

ARES/RACES
Novice Instruction
General Theory

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Fred O. Maia, W5YI

3511297@mcimail.com

P.O. Box 565101
Dallas, TX  75356

1-(800)-669-9594

Volunteer Examiner Coordinator
The W5YI Report
License Exam Study Materials
VE Exam Schedules Nationwide

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 
Daniel J. Meredith  N7MRP
Arizona Packet Coordinator
Voice/Data = (602) 956-2566
Ax.25      = n7mrp@n7mrp.az.usa.na
Internet   = dan@aznet.stat.com

Owner of the PBBS Bulletin Forwarding Mailing List

The purpose of this list is to provide Sysops and Networkers a server in
which to forward bulletins and also discuss forwarding problems and obtain
forwarding partners.  This server is also for the exchange of general
information relevant to all Amateur Related PBBS software packages available
today.

Owner of the F6FBB Packet Bulletin Board System Mailing List.

The purpose of this list is to provide both sysops and networkers
with tricks/tips/help as well as software updates for the F6FBB
packet bulletin board system.
 
To subscribe to or unsubscribe from either of the above lists, please
send electronic mail to:

                 listserv@stat.com

and include the command:

                 subscribe list-name

or

                 unsubscribe list-name

as the first line of your message, where list-name is either bull-fwd
or mars-list.  An acknowledgement/welcome message should follow very
shortly.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Jeffrey C. Miller  NH6ZW/N0, AFA1HE

jmiller@gemstones.usafa.af.mil

USAF MARS

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

John Monson  WB0PLW, AAA9EC

johnm@is.sprint.com
816-854-3015, Work hours (Missouri, Central Time)

Army MARS (Chief Staff Emergency Coordinator)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Chris Moore  N6IYS

cmoore@cancun.rose.hp.com

I'm currently working on the following Unix and X-Windows applications
for ham radio:

Logger/Awards Tracker
Radio Remote Controller (for Icom, possibly others)

They are still in the works, but hope to have them done soon.  I'm
also happy to answer questions about X-Windows in general to encourage
its widespread use in the ham community. 

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

John Moore 7525 Clearwater Pkwy, Scottsdale, AZ 85253  USA
john@anasazi.com   Amateur call:NJ7E  Civil Air Patrol:Thunderbird 381
Voice: day or eve:(602) 951-9326 FAX:602-861-7642 (by prior arrangement)

Civil Air Patrol

Co-Host - Ham Radio and More

Ham Radio and More is available for free to any AM station that is
willing to run it with national ads intact. If you want there to be a
nationwide amateur radio talk show, call your local station and ask
them to get the program. They don't have to be part of the Talk America
network. They can call KFNN in Phoenix (602-241-1510) or Talk America at 
508-460-0588.

See the entry for Scott Ehrlich for the Ham Radio and More World-Wide
Web Page.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Tom Moore   K1KAY

[no E-mail address at this time]

 home phone: (508) 840-6843

 QSX:  Fitchburg  145.45 MHz
       Harvard    145.41 MHz
       6m AM       50.40 MHz

Junque-box specialties
old conversions  vhf-oriented
shoulder to cry (or laugh) on

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Bob Myers   KC0EW
Hewlett-Packard Co.
Ft. Collins, CO

myers@fc.hp.com

Antennas, Novice/Tech instruction, batteries, power supplies, RFI, equip.
testing/troubleshooting, FAQs, homebrewing.  Basic theory questions also
welcome.

My particular interest is in antennas and transmission lines, but I'm
also more than willing to answer whatever I can in general radio theory,
propagation, analog and digital electronics, etc..  (I'm a display engineer
in "real life", have done my share of digital design, and have taught
communication electronics at the local community college.  I'm also active
in some display and television standards activities.)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- N -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

  Lyndon Nerenberg  VE6TCP/VE6BBM

  lyndon@unbc.edu

  To subscribe to the DX mailing list, send an E-mail request to:

     dx-REQUEST@unbc.edu

  asking to be added.  A short introductory message will promptly
  follow.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Bob Nielsen, W6SWE              Internet: w6swe@tapr.org
Tucson, AZ                      AMPRnet:  w6swe@w6swe.ampr.org
[44.124.12.16]                  AX.25:    w6swe@wb7tls.az.usa.na

Tuscon Amateur Packet Radio (TAPR)

I am no longer a TAPR officer, but try to help out with the TAPR file
server and am the "official" contact person on the Internet and CompuServe
(71540,2364).

To access the TAPR file server, send E-mail to:

file-request@tapr.org

To get the help file and a list of available files, send the following
commands in the body of the message:

help
dir
quit

All mail sent to that address is not read by a human.  Conversely, mail
sent to tapr@tapr.org is read by a human who will be glad to take your
orders or process membership applications, but cannot send you
file server files.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- O -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 -----------------
|  ___  ________  |       Dr. Barry L. Ornitz          WA4VZQ
| |  / /        | |       Eastman Kodak Company
| | / /         | |       Eastman Chemical Company Research Laboratories
| |< < K O D A K| |       Process Instrumentation Research Laboratory
| | \ \         | |       P. O. Box 1972, Building 167B
| |__\ \________| |       Kingsport, TN  37662       615/229-4904
|                 |       INTERNET:   ornitz@kodak.com
 -----------------

Part 15 Low-Power Broadcasting

Antennas (including expertise in computer modelling using MININEC and
NIST modelling programs)

Instrumentation (my profession)

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W. David (Dave) Paperman  WQ5Y

wpaperman@msmail.his.tch.tmc.edu

P.O. Box 7039
Cut 'n Shoot, TX  77303-0039
(H) +1 713 592-8636 (6pm to 9:30pm Central Time)
(W) +1 713 770-1836 (6:30am to 3:30pm Central Time)

I have a collection of service information and literature dating back
to the 1920's.  I will be happy to assist those needing copies of
out-of-copyright information for specific makes and models of
receivers, transmitters, test equipment, etc..

The collection spans commercial, amateur, and military surplus gear of all 
types.  Unfortunately I have not taken the time to catalog all this 
information, but it is logically filed by make, model, etc.

If you need service information for a specific piece of equipment,
(and I have the information in my collection) I will research and copy
it for you.  Cost will vary depending on the time required to find the
information and the amount of pages to be copied.  I estimate 10 pages
or less at $1.00/page including US postage. I will quote on larger
manuals.

This is NOT my career or a business. Any requests must be prepaid or I will 
ship COD at additional postage costs.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Dave Potter, K1MBO

potter@think.com

electronics theory, regulations, antennas and 
transmission lines, operating practices.

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There is an active mailing list for fans of hollow state
(i.e. tube) radio equipment.  Send a subscription request to:

boatanchors-request@gnu.ai.mit.edu

and you will be added to the group!

An additional note:  You can save the list owner (me!) a lot of trouble
by including your email address in the text of your subscription requests.
boatanchors is a mail alias, not an automated listserv.  Thanks!

Paul Prescott
N1AAC
regnad@gnu.ai.mit.edu

[Elmers List Editor's Note:  Does anyone know what the current status of
the Boat-Anchors mailing list is?  I've heard rumors that it has been
having technical/maintenance problems.]

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Terrence R. (Terry) Redding  WB5LMJ

DOMAIN: terry%red@lawton.lonestar.org
UUCP:   . . . !rwsys!lawton!red!terry
PACKET:  WB5LMJ @ WB5MJS.OK.USA.NA
Voice 405 536-8822, Ben's Place (Benjamin Franklin) BBS 536-6988 9p to 6a
PhD candidate, University of Oklahoma in Adult and Higher Education
Educational Advisor, American Radio Relay League
221 SW Crystal Hills Drive, Lawton, Oklahoma 73505

I am primarily an adult educator conducting research in self-directed 
learning.  I have been involved in the following activities:

-  Teach licensing classes, since 1974.
-  Organize clubs, Stuttgart Amateur Radio Club, Panama Canal Astronomy 
        Club, Lawton Astronomy Club.
-  Public speaking and publish on growth in volunteer organizations,
        marketing adult and higher education and teaching amateur radio
        courses.
-  Research in adult learning theory, adult motivation and organizational 
        theory.
-  Conducted a SAREX activity that involve seven communities, 21 schools
        and 3,000 children.

I am primarily interested in assisting amateur radio clubs grow.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Tony Reeves
KK6XC
QTH Beach Area of So. Los Angeles
Torrance, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan beach

tony@hacgate.scg.hac.com

Novice training, local VE for Novice-Tech tests,
General questions

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Peter Reynolds    reynolds@stc.nato.int     CompuServe: 100276,1340
voice: +31-70-314-2401      fax: +31-70-314-2111      radio: KE4BAD
Senior Scientist, Radio Branch, Communications Division
SHAPE Technical Centre, PO Box 174, 2501CD The Hague, The Netherlands

I am very lucky in that I earn my living in radio communications, so my 
expertise is fairly broad (but not focused on amateur techniques only):

Modulation types - FSK, PSK, MSK
Error control - various types of ARQ and FEC systems
RF - Antennas, HF propagation
Networking - TCP/IP over HF
Frequency bands: VLF, LF, HF, VHF, UHF, SHF

This is a very brief synopsis of the areas that I have dealt with over 
the years.  I always enjoy discussing and researching a communications 
problem so if you don't see it listed above drop me a line anyway, 
especially if you happen to be in Europe.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

James J. Richards

richardsjj@oa.frc.com

First-Class FCC Radiotelephone License 

25 years of Public Safety Communications and Computer-
Aided Dispatch

Scanners - Digital Comm - Freqs - Business Band - Public Safety
MDT's - Fax - RTTY

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                                              _________   _________  The
Scott Rosenfeld                                        \ /  Long   Original
ham@wam.umd.edu  Amateur Radio NF3I  Burtonsville, MD   |   Live    $5.00
  WAC-CW/SSB  WAS  DXCC - 109 QSLed on dipoles _________| Dipoles! Antenna!

CW, HF DX, and QSLing

I'm by no means a QSL expert, and I don't even get the GO-list or have a 
packet setup to get into the local packetcluster - but I'm always glad to
help out with practical QSLing tips.  I still haven't been able to get 
any cards out of ex-Soviet Asia, and I don't know that I ever will, to be
honest.  Oh well, I'll just keep trying.

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John Rymell  N3PFF
ryme@bloomu.edu
Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg, PA

Have over 25 years in electronic/computer service work, antennas, SWL,
and a love of building just about anything from next to nothing (:^)!
Glad to help those in need. 

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Stephen R. Salmon                   E-mail: steve@carlyle.com
Carlyle Systems, Inc.               Phone:  415-345-2500
2000 Alameda de las Pulgas          Fax:    415-349-3874
San Mateo, CA 94403

DXing - not Honor Roll, but about 200.

DXpeditioning (some) - did a single-handed one to North Cooks and Palmyra
  in 1990

Marine operation

I'm a VE (Sunnyvale VEC) and help administer the tests about every two months
at the Berkeley Yacht Club.  I also teach a novice class there every year or
two.  

Reciprocal Licensing/Foreign Operation

(I've done some foreign operation, and plan to do more.  I'm getting ready
for a circumnavigation/worldwide DXpedition).

73, Steve, AA6LF

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Bob Salnick, Spokane,WA |  USENET:     oliveb!isc-br!tau-ceti!DejaVu!salnick
  Amiga 1000, WB 1.3    |  INTERNET:   salnick@DejaVu.spk.wa.us
      WA9BVE            |

I can help people with HF stuff, cheap antennas, and am willing to help
troubleshoot problems with rigs.

I believe that one of the pillars of ham radio - construction/ 
understanding at the burn-your-hand-with-a-soldering-iron level - is 
drifting out of ham radio.  With Japanese radios which cost so much,  
fewer and fewer hams are willing to risk their warranty to service their 
own equipment.  I would like to see a turn-around here... 

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Mark Salyzyn, VE6MGS   mark@ve6mgs.ampr.ab.ca

Qualifications:
  
 Repair Technician 
 Electrical Engineer (11+ years)
 Advanced Amateur (Canadian) since 1988

Advice of value:

 HF + VHF construction, homebrew, repair, circuitry, programming and mods
 Operating Mobile
 Packet Radio (Radio, TNC, AX.25, TCP/IP)
 NTS (Net Control for 80m CW Alberta Traffic Net for 3 1/2 years)
 Canadian Tests, Rules and Regulations
 Antennas, Design and Installation
 General Electronics, Repair, Diagnosis and Design
 CW training
 Having fun with Amateur Radio communications

Maintainer of Radio Amateurs on Usenet E-mail address directory

Raw Data:

http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/radio/ham-radio/hams-on-usenet/
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/radio/rec-radio-info/hams-on-usenet/

Experimental Search Front-End:

http://www.acs.ncsu.edu/HamRadio/UsenetList.html

Please direct all Radio Amateurs on Usenet E-mail address feedback,
submissions, and administrivia to hams-on-usenet@ve6mgs.ampr.ab.ca.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Andrew Sargent  N8OFS, AAN5HJT

andrews@fms.com
andrews@telemax.com

My primary interests include: 6M AM, 10GHz, 5.65-5.925 GHz, 3.3-3.5
GHz, the fact of being a No-Code is not a crime, 2M AM, 2M FM QRP SIMP,
packet radio experimentation, mobile operations, NTS, VHF Contesting,
and of course... Army Mars. 

If your interested in Army MARS, e-mail me.  If your interested in Air
Force or Navy MARS, e-mail me and I will send you a list of those
members which I have compiled.  Try to decide, then let me know.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Nick Sayer <nsayer@quack.kfu.com>    | Just think of me as a recombinant Simp-
N6QQQ @ N0ARY.#NOCAL.CA.USA.NOAM     | son. Homer's looks, Lisa's brains, Bart's
+1 408 249 9630, log in as 'guest'   | manners, and Maggie's appetite for TV.
PGP 2.2 key and geek code via finger |               -- Me

HF RTTY/AMTOR, Decoding CHU
VHF Packet
Unix, especially SunOS
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
Class-C Bipolar Amplifier Design
Phased-Lock-Loop (PLL) Theory (except for loop filters)

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Steve Schallehn, KB0AGD   | Internet : steve@matt.ksu.ksu.edu
Kansas State University   | UUCP : ..!rutgers!ksuvax1!ksuvm.bitnet!steve
Manhattan, Kansas 66506   | Bitnet   : STEVE@KSUVM
Packet: KB0AGD @ K0VAY.#NEKS.KS.USA.NA

A contact for people with question about Kantronics packet
equipment.  I am not affiliated with Kantronics, but know quite
a bit about them.

University Clubs (Member of Kansas State ARC, W0QQQ)

VHF/UHF Repeaters

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Kenneth W. Schildt  N4VSD, AAA9AT

n4vsd@mars.army.mil

Army MARS Internet/Milnet Host Administrator

Army MARS has established an E-mail host on the Internet.  If you
are an Army MARS member and have access to the Internet/Milnet, we
would like to hear from you.  Please send a message to
register@mars.army.mil with your Army MARS call in the Subject line.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Paul W. Schleck, KD3FU

pschleck@gonix.com

Internet Services (Finding FAQ's, using Usenet, FTP, telnet,
Archie, FTP mail-servers, mailing lists, etc., etc.)

Club Activities, Examinations, and other events in the Omaha/
Lincoln/Council Bluffs (Eastern Nebraska/Western Iowa) area.

Also willing to provide newsreader kill/select file help to anyone
interested in customizing their presentation of the rec.radio.*
newsgroups

College Clubs

Ham-Univ mailing list for college clubs has found yet another new 
home at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.  E-mail for
subscription information.

Maintainer of this list

Please direct all Elmers List submissions, feedback, and administrivia
to elmers-request@gonix.com.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Tom Sefranek  WA1RHP

sefranek@osystems.com

ARRL & W5YI VE, ARRL TA, ARRL Instructor/Elmer

Power supplies
Antennas/Transmission lines
Amplifiers

I don't have as much spare time as I did at MIT,
but I can (via E-Mail) answer questions, etc.

I'm also on 24 hrs as wa1rhp@wa1rhp.ampr.org (TCP/IP)
wa1rhp%wa1phy@switch.bedford (AX.25)

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Mike Shirley - WB6WUI         mikey@slic.cts.com          GEnie: SLIC
PO Box 460  Lakeside, CA 92040  USA     PGP v2.1 Public Key Available

For archival information about ACC equipment, send E-mail to
acc-l-archives@slic.cts.com with "help" in the body of the message 
or try my BBS at +1 619 390-7542 (390-SLIC). 

(see also Monte Freeman KC4GPW)

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Mike Silva  KK6GM

mjsilva@ted.win.net

Stuff I know:

    Antennas
    Circuitry (analog, digital, RF, tubes, semiconductors)
    Construction
    CW
    Operation (HF, VHF/UHF)
    Finding Parts

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Marty Squicciarini  NR3Z

skitch@nadc.navy.mil

DX and Contesting
QSL'ing 

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Terry Stader - KA8SCP/1, America Online Ham Radio Club Host

Internet: tstader@aol.com  _or_  p00489@psilink.com 
(Files/messages larger than 27K, please send to "p00489@psilink.com")

KA8SCP@WA1PHY.#EMA.MA.USA.NOAM  _or_ 
ka8scp@ka8scp.ampr.org [44.56.4.82]

- registered ARRL Instructor (teaching for the last 6 years Novice/Tech
classes with an 87% pass rate)
- Host of the America Online Ham Radio Club (like CompuServe only a LITTLE
smaller!)
- President for 5 consecutive years of an ARRL Special Service Club (The
Police Amateur Radio Team of Westford, MA - WB1GOF)
- ARRL Section Emergency Coordinator (SEC) for EMAS section
- Area 1 Communications Officer for the Massachusetts Emergency Management
Agency (formerly Mass. Civil Defense Agency)
- Expertise with Apple // and Macintosh computers.  (I have over 80 MB
of Mac ham radio software available.) and ham-related
- Operate TCP/IP with Macintosh
- plus all around source of information about communications

Maintainer of Macintosh Amateur Radio Software List 

ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/rec.radio.amateur.misc/

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Bill Standerfer                        *        Hewlett-Packard Company
CFI-A, IA, ME                          *        VXI Systems Division
bills@lvld.hp.com                      *        Loveland, CO  80539 
Baron N222AB - KF0DJ - Pikes Peak 253  *        303-679-2378

I'm certainly willing to be an Elmer if there's a need.  I hope I've learned a
few things in 27 years on the air. :-)  Here's a list of subjects I might be
able to help with:

Antennas
General Operating Practices
Older (Tube) Equipment
Test Equipment and Measurements

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Steve Sternitzke, NS5I
    
sds@sat.datapoint.com

I work with the W5YI-VEC organization ("official" title - assistant VEC) 
and I write the VE manuals for W5YI.  Add my name to the list of people 
who are available to answer questions about volunteer exams, FCC 
policies (as related to hams), the licensing question pools, etc.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Dave Stine  WA2JTA/6

My areas of expertise are:

- vacuum tube amps, receivers, exciters
- CW operating tips
- wire antenna tips, hints & kinks

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

  David Stockton, GM4ZNX

  dstock@hpqmola.sqf.hp.com
 
  SWL since 1960
  Licensed since 1984    (UK full class A)
  Degrees in electronics&comms and digital techniques etc.
  Currently senior design engineer doing RF design

  Fairly broad interest in amateur radio (but not contests!)

  Antennas, Transmission lines,filters  from fundamental theory to practice
  Receiver structures and circuits      from simple to state of the art.
  Transmitters, ATUs
  Test equipment
  Wide experience of troubleshooting/repairing equipment.
  Professional experience of EMC/RFI 
  QRP
  UK Operation and Licensing

  My morse is flaky, but I keep working on it
  No interest in contests
  No interest in packet radio or in fixing computers

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

      Ken Stuart, W3VVN
      48 Johnson Road
      Pasadena, Md. 21122
      401-437-1758 (home)

      kstuart@oasys.dt.navy.mil

      via packet: W3VVN @ N3ETI.MD.USA

Have been licensed since '53, currently Advanced class.  ARRL Technical
Advisor since '80 on Batteries and Power Supplies.  You may have seen
my article in the Feb. '91 issue of QST on NiCads.  Authored the rewrite
of the power supply chapter of the ARRL handbook in '85 when the new
format was generated (large page, versus the old small size).  Most
of the stuff is still unmodified.  Currently lecturing on battery
care and feeding to clubs in the Baltimore/Annapolis area.

I have been employed as a power supply design engineer for about the
last 25 years.

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Roger H. Taylor, PE                rtaylor@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu
1106 Rayburn Ct.                   K9ALD     AFA3WG
Mahomet, IL 61853                  Outdoor writer (Fishing)
217-586-4958                       Skamania Reign Supreme!
Manager, Network systems, OIM, University of Illinois

Help on antennas, Air Force MARS, components, Tube circuits,
linear amplifiers, troubleshooting.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Ren J. Tescher  N0PVI                   Resume~
ren@ncar.ucar.edu                     AAS, Electronic Technology
Electronic Technician/Sysop           AAS, Computer Systems Technology
Research Applications Program (RAP)   4 years consumer electronics repair
National Center for                   2 years calibration lab and repair
Atmospheric Research (NCAR)           2 year unix sysop
Rm 2078 Bldg 2, 3450 Mitchell Ln.     ethernet and serial cable
PO Box 3000,                          phased-array radar
Boulder, CO 80307     (303)497-8407   doppler weather radar
FAX (303)497-8401                     PC's
He knows enough to be dangerous.      non-freon appliance repair
dona nobis pacem                      strung interior phone lines, too!
        ***I will email at your request, morse code programs for the
        Sun, IBM Basica, and SCO which I've saved off the net.***

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Bob Tidd  KJ6CS

inp@violet.berkeley.edu

Computerized DXCC databases and query software (written in
BSD-Unix compatible C) available on request.  Would welcome ports 
to IBM-PC or Macintosh.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Clark Savage Turner, Graduate Student Researcher
turner@safety.ics.uci.edu
Safety Critical Software Group                  home:
Department of Info. and Computer Science        1514 Verano Place
Irvine, CA. 92717                               Irvine, CA. 92715
(714) 856 4049                                  (714) 856 2131

WA3JPG, QRP #3526
        HHH WAS  #489

Admitted to practice law in California, Massachusetts, and New York.
ARRL Volunteer Counsel

I would (have been doing it by default) be happy to be an Elmer in the 
area of older HF gear, especially QRP operation with Ten Tec Argonauts
(and Power Mites, etc.).  Also have experience with other 10-20 year-old
economy HF rigs, particularly the Kenwood TS-520. 

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 Paul Turvey, G1PJJ   | Internet: paul@topsy.demon.co.uk
                      | Amprnet:  paul@g1pjj.ampr.org
                      | AX25:     g1pjj@gb7zaa.#34.gbr.eu

Maintainer of the uk.radio.amateur FAQ

Available from:

ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/ham/uk-radio-amateur-faq

Please direct all FAQ submissions, feedback, and administrivia to 
ukfaq@topsy.demon.co.uk.

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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
- V -
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 _____
|     | Johnathan Vail     vail@tegra.com     (508) 663-7435
|Tegra| jv@n1dxg.ampr.org    N1DXG@448.625-(WorldNet)
 -----  MEMBER: League for Programming Freedom (league@prep.ai.mit.edu)

ampr.org IP Coordinator for East/Central Massachusetts subnet
(44.056.xxx.xxx)

TAPR/9600 modem (putting some stuff together for a local repeater)
 
[Editor's note:  All ampr.org coordinators are listed in the document
at ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/ampr_coordinators.]

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Jim Van Peursem - KE0PH

jvp@iastate.edu

Author of Savant, the packet radio communications program for the
Apple Macintosh.  For more information, consult Terry Stader's List
of Macintosh Amateur Radio Software.

Also have a few years experience in Unix (especially HP-UX) and system
administration.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Frank E. van Vliet  PA3FAQ

vanvliet@dutette.et.tudelft.nl

I am willing to answer questions about:

     FILTERS       integrated, 
                   distributed, 
                   lumped, 
                   active etc.

     MICROWAVES    designing power amplifiers, 
                   low noise amplifiers,
                   mixers etc.

(Email questions are preferred)

Frank E. van Vliet            :-)
Delft University of Technology
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Postbus 5031
2600 GA  DELFT
The Netherlands

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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

John Welch  N9JZW, NNN0WYZ
jjw@seastar.org

Navy/Marine Corps (NMC) MARS

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 

Vikki Welch  WV9K, NNN0AEE
vikki@seastar.org

Navy/Marine Corps (NMC) MARS
Region Four ECOMM Planning Officer: NNN0ASG TWO

There are other NMCMARS Members on the Internet and I'll be compiling a
list, if anyone is interested.  I'd also welcome any correspondence
with other members of MARS.  We are currently considering a MARS
conference on a dial-up BBS.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 

=========== round up the usual disclaimers! ===========
=Bob Wier WB5KXH - wier@merlin.etsu.edu - keeper of the
            Adobe Photoshop, Motorola HC11,
             and ICOM radio mailing lists.

The HC11 mailing list also encompasses discussion about the HC16.

To subscribe, send E-mail to mc68hc11-request@hipp.etsu.edu

The ICOM list is for not only Ham, but SWL, Scanning, and
Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment as well.

To subscribe, send E-mail to icom-request@hipp.etsu.edu

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 

Paul Williamson  KB5MU

kb5mu@amsat.org

I'm not the author of InstantTrack itself, but I was extensively
involved in its testing.  I'm the author of OrbitDRV (the tracking TSR
that comes with InstantTrack) and a number of other InstantTrack
auxilliary programs.

AMSAT-NA (the Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation in North America)
operates the Internet host AMSAT.ORG to provide for efficient
communications between people interested in the amateur satellite
program.  At this time two services are provided: a message remailing
service and a mailing list service.

In the future, an archive of files will be accessible by anonymous
ftp or possibly by email.  In the meantime, check the FTP site:

ftp://ftp.ucsd.edu/hamradio/

for AMSAT-related files.  Consult your local guru for help on using 
by anonymous ftp for AMSAT-related files.  Consult your local guru
for help on using anonymous ftp.

The message remailing service permits users to send each other mail
on the Internet without keeping track of each other's Internet
address.  The remailing service allows each user to receive mail sent
to the address callsign@amsat.org, where callsign is that user's
amateur radio callsign, or other unique identifier.  Mail sent to
that address will be routed first to the AMSAT.ORG host at UCSD in
San Diego, then remailed from AMSAT.ORG to the network address
specified by the user.  In most cases, this process delays the
message by only a very few minutes.

The mailing list service groups subscribers into mailing lists to
receive certain types of messages.  There are public mailing lists
available to anyone, and private mailing lists available only to
certain people (for example, AMSAT Board of Directors members or
PACSAT command stations).  Currently the following public mailing
lists exist:

   ANS          AMSAT News Service

                This mailing list carries official news releases from
                the AMSAT News Service.  These messages are posted in
                a form suitable for direct posting to a packet radio
                BBS system.  Each message contains a Bulletin Identifier
                (BID), which permits the message to be introduced into
                the packet network at many places without resulting in
                duplicate bulletins at any BBS.  The primary purpose of
                this mailing list is to distribute ANS bulletins for
                redistribution (via the packet net or on AMSAT voice
                nets), but individuals may also subscribe for their own
                use.  If your local packet BBS doesn't seem to get the
                ANS bulletins reliably, you are encouraged to post the
                ANS bulletins yourself.

                Only authorized AMSAT News Service personnel should
                send messages to the ANS mailing list.

   AMSAT-BB     AMSAT bulletin board

                This mailing list carries general AMSAT information.
                This information may NOT be suitable in content for
                transmission via amateur radio, so automatic reposting
                of AMSAT-BB messages to packet radio BBS's is discouraged.
                The purpose of this mailing list is to provide a forum
                for general discussion of any satellite-related topic.

                Anyone may send messages to the AMSAT-BB mailing list.
                Simply address your message to amsat-bb@amsat.org, and
                it will be automatically forwarded to all subscribers
                to the AMSAT-BB mailing list.

                Editors of publications should ask permission of the
                sender before publishing anything seen in AMSAT-BB
                elsewhere, unless the posting was obviously a public
                press release.  However, posters should realize that
                anything posted to AMSAT-BB is essentially public.

   KEPS         Keplerian Elements mailing list

                This mailing list carries official postings of Keplerian
                element sets for satellites of interest to radio amateurs.
                Like the ANS bulletins, these messages are posted in a
                form suitable for direct posting to a packet radio BBS.

                Only authorized AMSAT News Service personnel should
                send messages to the KEPS mailing list.

   NASAINFO     NASA related information mailing list

                This mailing list contains information about current
                and planned NASA space missions.  Be forewarned: at times
                this mailing list delivers many large messages.

   SAREX        Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment mailing list

                This mailing list contains information and press releases
                pertaining to SAREX missions.


To obtain any of these services, just send a message to the address

        listserv@amsat.org

This address may be reached from CompuServe MAIL as:

        >INTERNET:listserv@amsat.org

For the moment, the maintenance of the AMSAT.ORG mailing lists and
remailing aliases is done manually.  Later, this service will
probably be automated and you will have to follow a strict message
format.  For now, you may send requests in free format.  They will
usually be processed within a few days.  In general, you will not
receive an explicit reply to your request.  Be sure you specify:

        1. Which mailing list(s) you want to receive

        2. Your callsign, if any

        3. The Internet address to be used, if different from the
           one in your From: header.

You should not send messages about your subscriptions to any of the
mailing lists.  Send them to listserv@amsat.org instead.  This
includes questions, requests for changes, requests for information
about mailing services, and complaints.

The list of amateurs who may be reached via the message remailing
service may be obtained by requesting the "address book".  Note that
the address book as distributed contains only the callsigns of the
available addressees, not their actual Internet addresses.  The address
book is updated occasionally, and does not necessarily contain the very
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 Areas of Interest: ARES/RACES, Emergency Comm, and ARRL
                    Field Organization.
 
        73's de  Steve Wilson, KA6S
 
        SCV Section Manager
        813 Berryessa St.
        Milpitas, Ca 95035
 
        Hm (408)946-7410 Wk (408)473-2580
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Bob Witte              HP Colorado Springs Division
bobw@col.hp.com        P.O. Box 2197
Phone:(719) 590-3230   Colorado Springs, CO  80901
Radio: KB0CY            
"There is no such thing as ground."
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 Mobile
 RFI
 Equipment Testing  (instrumentation)
 Repeaters
 VHF/UHF (including mountaintopping/portable operation)

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John F. Woods  WB7EEL

jfw@ksr.com

Maintainer of My List of Mail Order Electronics Companies

Available from:

ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/ham-radio/mail_order
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/rec.radio.amateur.misc/

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Conway Yee  N2JWQ
yee@mipg.upenn.edu
2144 East 21 Street
Brooklyn, New York  11229

Maintainer of the Universal and Free Listing of Repeaters for Radio Amateurs

This listing with all the data is available for anonymous FTP from:

ftp://mipg.upenn.edu/pub/yee/rptr010.Z

An experimental search and submission front-end is available at:

http://www.acs.ncsu.edu/HamRadio/scripts/repeaterdb.perl

As far as I am aware, all the data is freely redistributable and my
intent is to make sure it stays that way.  For this reason, I have
applied the GNU General Public License.

The repeater project will now include repeaters from ALL bands and
is not limited to the US.  This reflects the intent to make this
directory universal.

Contributions of data may be made by anonymous ftp to:

ftp://mipg.upenn.edu/pub/yee/uploads

or via email to yee@mipg.upenn.edu

The data format has not been changed from the old format so
contributions that you were planning to make (prior to my recent
troubles) are still current and most welcome.  This repeater listing
will be of use if people take an active part in making it accurate and
useful.

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Martin A. Zurn  IK2RMZ, DL1GBZ

Home QTH: v. Fermi 10, 21027 Ispra (VA) Italy
          (Northern Italy near Swiss Border) 
Position: Lat 45d49m N  Long 8d38m E   WW-Loc: JN45ht
On air: CW only, 160 thru 10 incl. WARC, wire ant only

Work QTH: TP 680, Centro CCR, 21020 Ispra (VA) Italy
E-mail at work: martin.zurn@jrc.it

Expertise:

Technical: Elbugs (incl. features like dot/dash memories, squeezing,
touch sensors, auto spacing) Antennas used: Windom, Delta Loop, Trap
Dipole, Marconi wire.

Operational: CW Operator since 1981, QRP Operation, Traffic
handling nets (NTS, Swedish QTC nets) CW operating in several West
European languages (Ham radio shorts, use of foreign CW characters in
Italian, German, French, Spanish, and Swedish). QSLing (How to design a
QSL that satisfies award hunters and operators of the QSL buro)

Club life: Mbr of AGCW, UFT, GQRP, HSC, VHSC, SMHSC, SCAG,...

Admin: License Regulations in Italy and Germany

Mathematics: Spherical Trigonometry, beam headings, calculation of
sunset/sunrise times, etc.

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