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Chris Garon, KA1SIE
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Is your head still spinning from last month's
meeting? I know mine still is. Dr. Dave
Herrick, AB7Q talked about wideband HF
techniques and a HF spread spectrum radio
that can transmit data at 9600 baud with less
than 10 errors per million bits. And "they"
say CLOVER is the fastest HF digital
transmission method! See the secretary's
report (page 2) or the February 1995 issue of
SIGNAL Magazine for more info about the
CHESS radio. Thanks Dave for a look at
what the next century might bring. If you
ever want to bring a unit to field day to see
how it performs in a high RF environment, I
know a couple of folks who would be more
than happy to help move the HF log periodic
antenna out to Hurricane Hill.
Next up in December are elections for the
board. A list of the potential victims is in
this month's secretary's report. Also to be
approved is the 1996 budget published on
page 3. If all goes well, Field day T-shirts
will be available to those who indicated
interest at the November meeting. On deck
for the January meeting is the traditional
project night.
As always, I look forward to seeing you all
at the next meeting. If you have an idea for
a future meeting topic, let my successor
know, cause I am outta here!
73 es keep ur final dipped!
de Chris Garon, KA1SIE
WA1UXA,N1MEO,KE1CG,WS1E,N1JWA,N1SUE,N1STY,WA1DEI,KA1GOZ
Not Shown N1QZL, KC1PD, and KD1ON
1996 Board of Directors "Stuckee" list
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