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New QRP Special Interest Group
by Darryl A. Widman 05 Mar '01

05 Mar '01

The new QRP Special Interest Group net started off last week with a BANG! With nine interested folks checking in and Wally, K7AMI running the net, things moved right along. Topics were varied and included the new Warbler 80m $45 kit, antennas for apartment dwellers -- including stealth antennas, and working New Zealand from a 1 watt mobile installation. Monday nights, right after the swap net, around 8:30 PM, come join in and check into what promises to be the net for everyone. It's on K6TZ 2 meters, 146.790 -, with PL of 131.8 Hz. See you tomorrow night. 73, Darryl Widman, KF6DI

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Web Publishing
by Marvin 24 Feb '01

24 Feb '01

From: Dana Trout <gdtpug(a)troutcom.com> To: SBPCUG Mailing List Re: GDTPUG Meeting Thursday March 1 >>> Goleta DeskTop Publishing Users Group Meeting <<< 7pm Thursday March 1, 2001 Goleta Public Library 500 N. Fairview Ave Goleta, CA >>> Publishing on the Web <<< OK, you've been browsing the Web and doing email, but you find that sending photos of the kids to the relatives is getting tedious. Instead of sending a copy of each photo to each relative, swim team parent or whatever, you could publish them in your own web site. This approach has several advantages: 1. You can organize the photos into a meaningful story, instead of just a wad of attachments. 2. You can caption the photos, and include descriptive prose that tells the viewer what's happening and why. 3. Photos download from a web page in half the time they take as an email attachment, so recipients of your messages who have slow connections will thank you. Web pages have become quite easy to build -- you don't have to learn any arcane languages (HTML, JavaScript, etc.) -- just create your pages on the screen and drop in the text, pictures, buttons, and whatever. The cost? As low as FREE!! We will look at several of the free and very low cost methods of creating web pages. We will also show how to put them on the Web for all to see. ------------------- 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.

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New QRP Special Interest Group
by Darryl A. Widman 23 Feb '01

23 Feb '01

Subject: New QRP Special Interest Group Greetings QRP'r and other interested hams! This past Monday night at the SBARC Swap Net, the idea of a weekly QRP net following the Swap Net on Mondays (~8:30 pm) was given the spark of life by net control/QRP'r/kit builder/all-around-good-guy Hap De Simone, N6LZB. If this sounds like fun, put it down on your calendar for the first official gathering of the QRP Net, Monday, February 26, 2001 at approx. 8:30 pm. I imagine that Hap will start it off, as it was his idea. Who finally becomes the net control and what will be the the form of the group will be up to the participants. If you have an Amateur Radio license, this should be right up your alley. Come join us next Monday and... Spread the word. Darryl Widman, KF6DI

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Re: New QRP Net
by DENNISMO＠aol.com 21 Feb '01

21 Feb '01

Darryl - What's the band & frequency? And will it be a CW net? Has a format been established? If CW, are all fists welcomed (slow, fast, and all in between)? 73 de Denny AD6EZ<><

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New QRP Special Interest Group
by Darryl A. Widman 21 Feb '01

21 Feb '01

Greetings QRP'r and other interested hams! Last night at the SBARC Swap Net, the idea of a weekly QRP net following the Swap Net on Mondays (~8:30 pm) was given the spark of life by net control/QRP'r/kit builder/all-around-good-guy Hap De Simone, N6LZB. If this sounds like fun, put it down on your calendar for the first official gathering of the QRP Net, Monday, February 26, 2001 at approx. 8:30 pm. I imagine that Hap will start it off, as it was his idea. Who finally becomes the net control and what will be the the form of the group will be up to the participants. You are getting this message because you are famous as a QRP'r. This is not SPAM! This is a message in good taste. Come join us next Monday and... Spread the word. Darryl Widman, KF6DI

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New Worm - AnnaKournikova.jpg.vbs
by Marvin 13 Feb '01

13 Feb '01

Apparently this worm is hitting a lot of people right now. If you receive a message with "Here you have, ;o)" as the subject and "Hi: Check This!" in the body of the message, DO NOT OPEN THE ATTACHMENT. Basically it will replicate itself by sending itself via your MS Outlook address book. More informaton at: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/vbs.sst@mm.html including how to remove it. ******************************* Removal Instructions for AnnaKournikova.jpg.vbs : 1.Delete all found infections. If exists, delete the zero-byte file. (search your drive C: for *.vbs) 2.Remove registry keys (Use caution START / RUN / REGEDIT and search for the key and remove it.) Registry keys: HKCU/Software/OnTheFly/ HKCU/Software/OnTheFly/mailed

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SBARC Program
by Alan J Soenke 10 Feb '01

10 Feb '01

http://www.sbarc.org/monthly/meetings.html#general (Embedded image moved to file: pic30300.pcx) Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club Meetings SBARC February Meeting Friday, February 16, 2001 7:30 PM (Doors open at 6:45!) Location: Goleta Union Schools Administration Board Room 401 N. Fairview Ave. Visitors are cordially invited! Talk in is available on K6TZ 146.79/19 (131.8). Topic: What is QRP All About? Jim Henry, AJ6IM, will present an informative computerized slide show featuring one of Amateur Radio's fastest growing segments - QRP! There will be rigs and gear on display and several QRP SIG members present to answer your questions. If you thought kit building was lost forever from our hobby - Guess Again! Door Prizes will include an auto-ranging digital multimeter; an 18-range multi-tester that measures AC/DC volts, DC current, resistance, etc.; a calendar/clock which announces time and room temperature, monthly calendar, and has three alarms; a can of dust remover spray; a 14-piece computer tool kit; two 12v batteries, plus much much more... The Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club holds its General Meetings on the third Friday of the month (except for the months of June, July, August) at either the County Schools Auditorium or the Goleta Union School Dist. Admin. Center Board Room. The meeting starts at 7:30pm, but come early for the "Free-to-Good-Home" Table, SBARC Bookstore, and socializing. Topics and speakers have ranged from DXing with the Pope, Gordon West, JPL Demonstration, Old Timers' Night, and Come Fly With Us! (hang gliding and Amateur Radio). Map: (Clicking the map will take you to MapBlast.) Click to go to a MapBlast map

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Club Station Open
by Alan J Soenke 09 Feb '01

09 Feb '01

(Embedded image moved to file: pic16074.pcx) Come visit the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club Station Open every Saturday from 9am to 12pm We'd like to have you as a guest...See you there! Located in the Santa Barbara Red Cross building State Street at Alamar in Santa Barbara Parking Lot level entrance

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Fw: New Texas Bill seeks to "regulate wireless communication facilities."
by W6YN Don Milbury 07 Feb '01

07 Feb '01

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: W6YN Don Milbury <w6yn(a)juno.com> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- The Official ARRL Santa Barbara Section E-mail List Server ______________________________________________ --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: TOM BLACKWELL <radio(a)airmail.net> I had both a phone call and an EMail from Jim Haynie today about a new bill in the Texas Legislature that would "regulate wireless communication facilities." Be aware that the ARRL is involved to protect the interests of amateurs on proposals like this. After all that was said to establish the Texas PRB-1 Law in 1999, I am surprised to see this proposal. It seems there are no limits to the misunderstandings by some members of the public about amateur radio, and about technology generally. I seriously doubt that a bill like this will be designated for a committee hearing. In fact, it has not been assigned to a committee, yet. There is no companion bill in the Senate. In Texas, it is said there is only one way to pass a Bill, but 1000 ways to kill one. I have experience doing both. Technology regulation has been an interest of mine for some time - - I handled the statements in the platform of my political party on investment in technology, on the internet, and on FCC policy (see the URL in my tag line, below). I spoke with the bill sponsor's office today. They tell me that their office has been approached by citizens who were concerned about towers in their neighborhoods. They say they expect to amend the bill. In the interest of studying the misconceptions that have led to this, I have offered to discuss this with these concerned citizens if they will contact me. I also discussed with their office the work that was done on the Texas PRB-1 Bill by Rep. Patricia Gray (D-Galveston) in 1999, which, I thought, settled the issue. Those wanting to comment to the sponsor, Rep. Robby Cook, should send EMail to his Legislative Aide, Amy Loos at amy.loos(a)house.state.tx.us Tell her that you want to see amateur radio excluded, and that if the bill proceeds to a hearing and the concerns with it are not worked out, that you expect to be personally present to testify in opposition. Request to be notified of the date and time of the hearing. It is my experience that this is the kind of message that gets the most attention at this stage of the game. Amateurs enjoy respect at the Texas Legislature because of the work on the PRB-1 Bill, measures involving license plates, and other issues. This is an opportunity for us maintain the respect that we have been given. Amateur radio is in this position because of the personal investment in equipment by individuals, which is used without charge, remuneration or profit, for public service. Amateurs have provided meaningful contributions for public safety. We can not do this if there are unreasonable restrictions on antennas, as would be proposed by those who do not understand the technology. It also seems some citizens are not acquainted with the 'spirit of ham radio' to provide these services in ways that are open and free on the public airwaves. Click here for a copy of the Bill: http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/tlo/77r/billtext/HB01148I.HTM -- Regards, TOM BLACKWELL, PO Box 25403, Dallas, Texas 75225 radio(a)airmail.net ICQ: 3690882 http://web2.airmail.net/radio Platform Committee: http://www.democrats.org N5GAR ARRL SGL-NTx ______________________________________________________ Amateur Radio - If you're not having fun, you are not doing it right! The Official ARRL Santa Barbara Section Web Site: http://www.qsl.net/arrlsb E-mail your questions to: ad6ad(a)arrl.net __________________________________________________________ To leave ARRLSB , send mailto:majordomo@qth.net with the BODY of the message containing: unsubscribe arrlsb

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February Key-Klix
by DENNISMO＠aol.com 29 Jan '01

29 Jan '01

Good Day All - Today is the deadline for February Key-Klix articles. I have yet to receive several "Monthly Reports" to include in the coming issue! Please send them directly to me so that I'll have time to meet MY deadline! Tnx - 73 de Denny AD6EZ<><

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