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Tip of the day!
by unknown＠example.com 24 Mar '02

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Tip of the day!
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Tip of the day!
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SAN LUIS OBISPO & SANTA BARBARA Electronics Trade Shows
by Marvin Johnston 20 Mar '02

20 Mar '02

Just received this and thought it might be of interest to some people on this list. **************** ATTENTION! * ENGINEERING * PURCHASING * QUALITY * MANAGEMENT The Central California Coast ELECTROTECH trade show & exhibit Sponsored By The Southern California ELECTRONICS REPRESENTATIVES ASSOCIATION Manufacturers, Distributors & technical Representatives will exhibit the latest technology - Electrical Components - Power Management - Mechanical Components - Electrical Equipment - Hardware & Assemblies - Test equipment - Contract Manufacturing INDUSTRIES SERVED - Computer - Medical - Telecom - Commercial - Military - Aerospace Wednesday, April 10, 11:00 to 2:00 SAN LUIS OBISPO Veterans Hall Thursday, April 11, 11:00 to 2:00 SANTA BARBARA Elks Lodge On-Line Registration: http://www.erascal.org click on Calendar & Shows or call 949-551-5200 Dennis McGillis ERA Southern California 949-551-5200 phone 949-551-1162 fax 949-533-7211 cellular mcgillis(a)erascal.org www.erascal.org

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TS-830
by W1PR 18 Mar '02

18 Mar '02

Is anybody on the list in the local Santa Barbara area running a TS-830? Mine is having T/R switching problems when I use the outboard VFO. I'd like to test the VFO on another rig so I can determine whether the problem is in the VFO or the 830 itself. Can anybody help? TNX & 73 de Paul, W1PR ==================== Paul R. Ryack w1pr(a)sbarc.org

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Next SoCal radio-orienteering April 6
by Marvin Johnston 17 Mar '02

17 Mar '02

The next southern California on-foot "foxhunt" of 2002 will be Saturday, April 6 at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley. Practice transmitters will go on the air around 11:30 AM, and the main multiple-fox hunt will begin at 12:30 PM. This two-meter direction-finding practice/demonstration is sponsored by the Fullerton Radio Club. All ages are welcome. There is no charge for participation. A ham radio license and/or knowledge of radio equipment is not required. Several models of domestic and imported hand-held RDF sets as well as commercial and home-built antennas will be available to view and try out. Basic equipment, such as hand-held receivers and "scanners," can also be successfully used. If possible, bring a handi-talkie, receiver, or scanner covering the two-meter band for each person who will be going ARDFing. If you have directional antennas, attenuators, or other on-foot RDF equipment, be sure to bring it. Make sure all batteries are fresh. Mile Square Park is bounded on the west by Brookhurst Street, on the north by Edinger Avenue, on the east by Euclid Street and on the south by Warner Avenue. The hunt area is approximately the eastern third of the total square mile area. Vehicular entrance and parking within Mile Square Park costs $4, but you can park just outside along the streets for free. The starting area will be near Euclid street, midway between Edinger and Warner Avenues. Look for signs at the entrances and an orange and white orienteering flag at the starting site. There are plenty of picnic tables, so you can bring your lunch. Talk-in will be on K6QEH/R 146.97(-) PL136.5 In addition to the two-meter band, international ARDF championships also include an 80-meter band event. At least one optional 80m transmitter (3565 KHz) will be on the air for you to try. This will be the last southern California practice session before the USA ARDF Championships in Pine Mountain, Georgia, April 19-21. For more information about ARDF, plus detailed directions to this event, go to http://www.homingin.com Joe Moell K0OV USA ARDF Coordinator

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Interesting Sayings!
by Marvin Johnston 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

These were copied from TagNotes, and online auction newsletter. "The truth will set you free. But first, it will piss you off." - Gloria Steinem "Cautious, careful people, always casting about to preserve their reputations... can never effect a reform." - Susan B. Anthony "I only insult people who need it" - Horace Greeley Please Note: No trees were destroyed in the sending of this contaminant free message We do concede, a significant number of electrons may have been inconvenienced.

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Saturday VE Session
by Marvin Johnston 08 Mar '02

08 Mar '02

Just a reminder that this Saturday, March 9th, is the Santa Barbara area VE Session. While pre-registration is preferred, walk-ins are also accepted. You can pre-register for the session by calling Darryl Widman, KF6DI, at 969-2326. When: Saturday, March 9th Where: Santa Barbara County Health Care Services Administration Building 300 North San Antonio Road Santa Barbara, CA 93110 Time: Registrations starts at 8:30 AM Cost: $10.00 If a candidate has a license or a still-valid Certificate of Successful Completion of Examination (CSCE), the original and a copy of each must be brought to the session. The examiners on the VE team also need to see two forms of identification, at least one with your photo ID such as a driver's license. More information including directions and links to practice online exams can be found on the SBARC Web site at: http://www.sbarc.org/education/vesessions.html

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GDTPUG Meeting Thursday March 7
by Marvin Johnston 02 Mar '02

02 Mar '02

>>> Goleta DeskTop Publishing Users Group Meeting <<< 7pm Thursday March 7, 2002 Goleta Public Library 500 N. Fairview Ave Goleta, CA >>> How do I Share my Pictures? <<< There are a variety of ways of sharing pictures, including o Standard photographic prints o Color printer prints (often inkjet) o Online photographic galleries o Web pages o Email attachments o CD-ROM and DVD Which method is best depends upon your audience, of course. Tonight's presentation will show the advantages and problems of each of these approaches so you will know which one to pick for a specific project. Here's a brief overview of some of the more common possibilities: Photographic Prints: Viewable anywhere, but are costly in quantity, especially if they have to be mailed. Easily obtained and fairly long-lived compared to most inkjet prints. Color Printer Prints: Similar features as photographic prints, but with the additional advantage that a small number can be printed quickly when needed (Aunt Sue needs a copy of the graduation picture before she leaves). However, they often are more costly than photographic prints, many are short-lived, and the time it takes to print a significant number can be inconvenient. Email Attachments: OK for a few recipients who are somewhat savvy, but take much longer to receive than getting the same picture from the Web. Also, many people don't have a simple way of going back and retrieving a specific picture from their email, while pictures on the Web are always accessible. Online Photographic Galleries: Cost is the same no matter how many people look at the pictures, and there's no shipping cost or time. However, people can see the pictures only when they are at their computer, and it may be quite time-consuming for people to browse a large number of pictures. Web Pages: Same features and drawbacks as the online photo galleries, but with the added feature of you have complete control of the appearance and design, and the added difficulty that you have to *do* the design. CD-ROM: Costs much less than prints, both to produce and to mail. Requires a computer or TV with recent DVD player to view. Retrieving pictures from a CD is nearly instantaneous, while getting pictures from the web or via email can be quite slow. A CD can be set up to automatically start up and run a "slide show" on most computers (Windows and Macintosh), or it can be made as a "VideoCD" which is playable on DVD players. ******************************************************************* Parking is available at the church next door to the library. Please park there because the library lot is often full on Thursday night. ******************************************************************* Remember, the meetings are free and open to the public. Please bring a friend. Visit our web site at <a href= "http://www.troutcom.com/gdtpug" > http://www.troutcom.com/gdtpug </a> for future meeting dates and other information. Please send email to gdtpug(a)troutcom.com with suggestions for topics you are interested in seeing covered. Or even better, volunteer to give a presentation! The Goleta DeskTop Publishing Users Group is a SIG (Special Interest Group) of the Santa Barbara PC Users Group. We are not platform specific: some members have PCs, some have Macs, some have both. Linux and other systems are sprinkled in as well for good measure. We focus on the issues of publishing in all forms, be it on paper, web, CD-ROM, or some other medium. -------------------

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Solar Battery rechargers
by Paul Cronshaw, D.C. 26 Feb '02

26 Feb '02

I am researching solar rechargers for HTs that we take on backpacking trips. They need to be lightweight and compact. Jim Henry gave me a resource in Ohio but lost the directions. Any resource info would be helpful. Thanks Paul Cronshaw DC KF6TRT

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