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Updated: July 3, 2009
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SELARC meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month

Annual Election of Officers !!

Thursday, July 9th, 7pm

Ponchatoula Seafood & Steak House

135 Wayne Street off of Hwy 22 East

Come enjoy a dutch-treat dinner and cast your ballot!

Talk-in 147.00 (-600)

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 Contact SELARC officers at the e-mail links below!

President 
Vice President 
Treasurer 
Secretary 

Tyrone Burns, N5XES    
Scott Hernandez, KD5PCK
Carol Redmond, KE5GOC
Forrest Clark, KD5PKS

Special Events, Hamfests & VE Sessions

Slidell Ozone ARC Hamfest will be held on Saturday, July 18, 8am-2:30pm at the Slidell City Auditorium. More details from w5py@arrl.net or at www.w5sla.net

WCLARC 33rd Annual Hamfest, Leesville LA on Aug. 8th 7:30am - 1:00pm. Info at www.wclarc.com

4th Annual K5R Special Event Station in commemoration of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita will be held Saturday, August 29, 2009. Sponsored by the Southeast Louisiana Amateur Radio Club (SELARC). Info at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/K5R

New Orleans 2009 Hamfest will be held on Saturday, Oct. 3rd, at Knights of Columbus Hall, 3310 Florida Avenue in Kenner LA, 8am - 1pm. For info http://cqtopia.com/nolahamfest

Multiple Sclerosis bikeMS:Louisiana Ride 150 mile bike tour from Hammond to Percy Quin Park in Mississippi will be held on Saturday, Oct. 3rd & Sunday, Oct. 4th. Ham radio volunteers to assist with communications can contact wb5fbs@arrl.net for more info.

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Radio Day will be commemorating the 70th anniversary of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. The event will be held on Saturday October 17, 2009 on Amateur radio H.F. frequencies. Official USCG Aux Special Event Amateur Radio stations will be operating with a special 1x1 call contacting amateur radio operators using voice and digital modes. For more info go to: http://a0530407.uscgaux.info/SED2009.html

Southeast LA Amateur Radio Club VE tests for 2009 are scheduled for the last Sunday of each month in Room "B" of the North Oaks Medical System Diagnostic Center. All sessions are on Sundays from 2pm-5pm with $15 testing fee. Bring photo ID and any appropriate CSCE.

Happy Birthday Wishes  ...

 Special 4th of July greetings to Larry Jacobson KD5LWJ on his Independence Day birthday !

Congratulations!!

Congratulations to these two hams who upgraded at the VE session of June 28 in Hammond:

Amateur Extra--
Ray Price - KE5PJC, Hammond
Dale Warner - WA5NDS, Ponchatoula

Membership Addition --

Please add Aaron Travis KE5KMG to your SELARC membership list published last month.

Get Well Soon ...

Best wishes for a speedy recuperation to Homer Jones KA5TRT who was hospitalized recently. Hope to work you again on the air from your home QTH real soon, Homer!

Minutes of the SELARC Meeting of June 11th (Ponchatoula Community Center)

President Tyrone Burns called the meeting to order at 7:13pm. Secretary Forrest Clark KD5PKS presented correspondence and the minutes of the May 14th meeting were accepted as published in the "Hamster". Treasurer Carol Redmond KE5GOC presented the financial report and accounts paid and urged all to purchase the remaining tickets for the FT-2800 drawing.

Attendance: Tyrone N5XES, Susie KE5KMP, Bob WB5FBS, Ralph K5CAV, Forrest KD5PKS, James K5QNT, Carol KE5GOC, Ronnie N5QVZ, Jim WB5LSH, Allen W5EGG, James KC5JLA and Kathy Prines .

Committee Reports: ARES (Forrest KD5PKS) - there was a state drill this month but ARES was not activated; the 911 office radio work is being finished. He also announced that he will be resigning Tangi EC when a replacement is appointed. REPEATER  (Bob WB5FBS) - no report, all operating properly. VE TESTS (Tyrone N5XES) - there were seven passes at the May test session.

Old Business: (1) Nothing new on the club brochure for the Tourist Information Center prepared by Eric KE5PWL; Jim WB5LSH and Tyrone N5XES offered suggestions. (2) Bob WB5FBS gave summary of the Special Olympic games since the full report was in the June "Hamster"; he thanked all who participated and thanked PIO Jim WB5LSH for the good article in newspaper. (3) Field Day 2009 & Spring Fling will start around noon on Saturday, with lunch to be around 2pm at the club station in Ponchy community center; plans are for 2 HF rigs, plus a GOTA and VHF station. Susie KE5KMP and Forrest KD5PKS will handle the food plans. (4)  Plans for the K5R special event on August 29th were postponed to the July meeting since Scott KD5PCK was absent.

New Business: Tyrone N5XES presented the preliminary report of the nominations committee for the upcoming July election of SELARC officers as follows: President - N5XES, V. President - KD5PCK, Secretary - WB5FBS, Treasurer- KE5GOC. Further nominations can be made from the floor at the July election. The July meeting will be an eating meeting and Carol KE5GOC will reserve the location.

Announcements: Tyrone N5XES announced the dates of upcoming hamfests, including the Hammond Hamfest on Jan.16th. Bob WB5FBS reminded all that the New Orleans Hamfest will be on the same weekend as the annual MS bike tour on Oct. 3 & 4.

Tyrone's TidBits...

Well here it is JULY in all its HEAT and HUMIDITY!!! It looks like Field Day 2009 and the SELARC Spring Fling were a hit, with the members that were in attendance. I forgot to put out a sign-in sheet, but we had visits from some past members and some possible new members! We kicked off on time for the operation. I think most of the voice contacts were made by Scott KD5PCK and Todd KB5TMB, and all of the CW contacts were made by Al KC5R (90 total I think!). Patty KE5NG, Forrest KD5PKS and Bob WB5FBS made a number of voice contacts. I made 4 or 5 contacts myself, but it was more about everyone else getting a chance to operate. We had 4 or 5 users of the GOTA radio, but I don't have the list of names at hand.

We also had a dozen or so visitors throughout the operation, including the local newspaper reporter/photographer arranged by PIO Jim WB5LSH; and Bob K5NDT (formerly known as Nasty, Dirty, Tired -- now known as Not Doing Towers), even showed up after the event was over with. I hope he heals up real soon!

As for the food, Forrest KD5PKS, brought the pulled pork and "'DEAD PIG SAUCE" which was quite good, the baked beans were courtesy of Bob WB5FBS, while Patty KE5NG winged in with the Crabmeat Pasta Salad and Carol KE5GOC followed it all up with a "German style" potato salad. No desserts on hand but the left-over doughnuts; then again, the 'DEAD PIG SAUCE" was sweet enough to double as a dessert!!! If you didn't show up to participate in the activities or the eating of the food, then you missed out and have no one to blame but yourself!!

On another note, Homer KA5TRT is back in the hospital. Please keep him in your prayers! That's about it for now, Try and stay COOL, in this heat wave we're having and I'll see you at the meeting at Ponchatoula Seafood.

There will be new contest this weekend sponsored by the ARRL. Make contact with all "13 Original Colonies/States" for an award for this 4th of July, 2009. See the ARRL website for details. Don't forget.... we have elections this meeting, so if you are interested in serving as an officer, please show up and voice yourself!!  CUL...

 73  Tyrone N5XES

Louisiana Section Report

There was a great turnout for the Many Hamfest. One of the highlights was Bill Garvey WB5LYB taking a pie in the face for club donations. If memory serves me he collected $119 and a cherry pie. See it at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eHlDF-Qtog. Bill took it like a man!

CENTRAL LOUISIANA AMATEUR RADIO CLUB: Chuck Standlee (AC5PW), club member and EC of Grant parish scheduled a basic and advanced Skywarn class. Eleven CLARC members attended and successfully completed the training. Earl Morrow (W5ELM) club member and EC of Allen parish coordinated support for the Louisiana Dirt Riders Enduro in Kisatchie National Forest. Six Ham Radio Operators participated.

LOUISIANA TECH ARC: Club President Nathan Wallace (KE5WAJ) reported ten club members. Faculty Advisor is Dr. Mickey Cox (K5MC) with Christopher Barber (WX5CW) as Student Advisor.

ACADIANA ARA: AARA and the Children's Museum of Acadiana completed its third Technician Class. Five new Technician Class licensees passed: Kyle X. Castille (KF5BES), Srinivas Pyla (KF5BEX), Avinash P Pyla (KF5BEU), Shelby R Riedel (KF5BEV), and Abbigail A Wilson (KF5BEW). At the May VE Test Session prior to the general meeting Samuel P Richard (KF5BCP) and Thomas M Sheppard (KF5BCQ) passed the Technician test.

ARC OF SHREVEPORT (ARCOS): -- The Eighth Annual ARCOS Cookout & Swapmeet on May 2, 2009, had a great turnout this year. Great fellowship and food along with lots of bought and sold treasures.

THANKS TO THE SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA AMATEUR RADIO CLUB (SELARC) and ham radio operators for their splendid communications assistance during the Louisiana Special Olympics Summer Games. The games were held the week of May 22-24 on the campus of Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond. Eleven hams, under the guidance of the Games Communications Director Harris Miller KB5BFK, manned the communications center and strategic locations at the various game venues and provided 157 "people-power" hours over the 3 days of games.
In addition to handling the amateur radio traffic, hams in the Operations Center also monitored the medical, public safety and commercial frequencies, as well as telephones around the clock for 24 hours each day. Messages handled included traffic control, logistics for the various games, medical EMT and ambulance dispatching, and insuring that supplies such as ice and water necessary for the safety and well-being of the athletes were available at the appropriate time and location. The eleven hams who participated were Harris Miller KB5BFK, Susie Rachinskas KE5KMP, Robert Priez WB5FBS, Ralph Shaw K5CAV, Harvey Manning KD5WWJ, Fred Mayer K5FMM, Peter Mustaiche KC5WIP, Carol Redmond KE5GOC, James Redmond K5QNT, John Guthans AA5UY and Judy Guthans AA5UZ.

Silent Keys: I am sad to report that Ron Whitecotton AC5VN became a SK. Our condolences go to Mac Redmond (KA5JNL) of Farmerville, LA, and James Redmond, Jr. (K5QNT) of Tickfaw, LA, on their recent family loss.

73, Gary Stratton K5GLS LA Section Manager
 

For Sale or Buy

For Sale: Alinco DX-70 TH - a 6-meter through 160-meter HF rig. Perfect operating condition $500.00;  Radio Shack HTX-100 10-meter mobile rig - perfect for new technician licensees for their entry into HF operations  $75.00;  Yaesu VX-2R dual-band handheld transceiver, covering 2-meters and 440 Mhz. $90.00;  Yaesu VX-5R dual-band handheld transceiver covering 2-meters and 440 Mhz. $200.00; 2 sections of Rohn 25 tower - straight and rust-free  $50.00 each;  Tech Special: Yaesu FT-1000 Mark V FD - needs new finals per Yaesu techs (estimated cost of finals - $350.00)  $700.00; Miscellaneous antenna parts and feedline - contact for specifics and price. All items are subject to offer  -- Tim Helgerson KB7PGT 985-201-4922

News from the ARRL

==> 4TH OF JULY SPECIAL EVENT (13 Colonies "On the Air") - Look for special event stations from all the thirteen 1776 original colonies to be on the air between 1300z, from July 1st to 0400z July 5th. A full color certificate printed on heavy card stock or parchment paper (with a map and the state flags of all the 1776 colony states) will be available to each station who works one or more or ALL of the special event stations. The thirteen 1776 original colonies (their special event callsign) are: CT (K2D), DE (K2E), GA (K2G), MA (K2H), MD (K2F), NC (K2J), NJ (K2I), NH (K2K), NY (K2A), RI (K2C), PA (K2M), SC (K2L) and VA (K2C .Activity will be on all bands (except 60m and the 30/17/12m). The Colony stations will be operating on or near the "13" of each band (eg.14213, 14313, 7213, et.). Also, 2 meters and 6 meters simplex frequencies are encouraged. For this event 2 meter repeater contacts WILL be allowed. For more details and picture of the certificate, please visit their Web page at: http://home.comcast.net/~dzabawa/ThirteenColonies.htm

==> PRESIDENT OBAMA MAKES HIS MARK ON FCC WITH FOUR NOMINEES - Just barely five months into his first term as President of the United States, Barack Obama has put his personal stamp on the Federal Communications Commission: On June 25, the US Senate confirmed Julius Genachowski as FCC Chairman and reconfirmed current FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell for his first full term as Commissioner. Earlier the same day, he nominated South Carolina Democrat Mignon Clyburn and Republican Meredith Attwell Baker for the two vacant Commissioner seats. If confirmed by the Senate, Clyburn and Baker would bring the FCC to its full complement of five Commissioners.

==> ARRL SEEKS COURT ACTION TO COMPEL FCC TO COMPLY WITH RULING -On June 24, 2009, the ARRL filed a petition with the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit asking the Court to order the Federal Communications Commission to comply with the Court's 2008 decision that remanded the FCC's ruling on Access BPL for further action. The ARRL is asking that the Court order the Commission to comply with the Court's order within 60 days. The petition states: "Given the simplicity of the Commission's compliance with the two components of the Court's Mandate on remand and the amount of time that the Commission has already taken following the issuance of the Mandate, the Court need not be concerned with the question of how much more time is needed for the Commission to complete its tasks. Sixty days is more than enough to solicit public comment on the unredacted studies and to justify, if it can, the extrapolation factor, or to reopen the rulemaking proceeding in order to determine a different, appropriate extrapolation factor."

==> CHANGES COMING FOR ARRL NOVEMBER SWEEPSTAKES CONTEST LOG SUBMISSIONS - ARRL Sweepstakes Contest Manager Ken Adams, K5KA, said he and the ARRL Contest Branch intend to "dramatically reduce the timeframe for producing results that are available to all ARRL Sweepstakes participants." According to Adams, the contesting community has requested that results be made available more quickly. Currently, Sweepstakes results are published six months after the contest has taken place. To meet this aggressive schedule, Adams said that the log submission deadline will be reduced from 30 days to 15 days. For the 2009 Sweepstakes, the deadline for CW Sweepstakes logs will be 0300 UTC on Monday, November 23, 2009. The deadline for the Phone Sweepstakes will be 0300 UTC on Monday, December 7, 2009. While the ARRL will never turn away a paper log, Adams said that the advantages of electronic log submission are critical to the success of the accelerated presentation of the Sweepstakes results; he said that there are plans to contact as many paper log submitters as possible and point out resources they can use to generate Cabrillo logs.

==> NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER PREDICTS "NEAR-NORMAL" HURRICANE SEASON - Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center (NHC) are calling for a "near-normal" Atlantic hurricane season this year. In its initial outlook for the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season -- which runs from June 1-November 30 -- the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) is calling for a 50 percent probability of a near-normal season, a 25 percent probability of an above-normal season and a 25 percent probability of a below-normal season. According to the CPC, global weather patterns are imposing a greater uncertainty in the 2009 hurricane season outlook than in recent years. Forecasters say there is a 70 percent chance of having nine to 14 named storms, of which four to seven could become hurricanes, including one to three major hurricanes (Category 3, 4 or 5).

==>IN BRIEF:

* Coming events on the radio:  The Digital Pentathlon on July 3. Check out the Venezuelan Independence Day Contest, the WLOTA Contest, the DL-DX RTTY Contest, the Original QRP Contest, the PODXS 070 Club 40 Meter Firecracker Sprint (local time) Michigan QRP July 4th CW Sprint, and USS Midway (CV41) NI6IW Museum on July 4-5. The ARS Spartan Sprint and Plillipsburg PA 2009Heritage Days W3P are July 7. FISTS Summer Sprint and NCCC Sprint Ladder are July 10. The IARU HF World Championship begins at 1200 UTC Saturday, July 11 and goes until 1200 UTC Sunday, July 12. The NAQCC Straight Key/Bug Sprint is July 16 and RSGB GB1TT 200 Years Admiralty Shutter Telegraph is July 16-18. DMC RTTY Contest, NA RTTY QSO Party, Winnebago-Itasca Travelers Club 40th Anniversary W0WIT and CQ WW VHF Contest are July 18-19. 144MHz Digital EME Championship, IOTA and MARA 90th Anniversary W8SP are July 25-26. All dates, unless otherwise stated, are UTC.

* ARRL Contest Update Offers Valuable Information for All: Every two weeks, H. Ward Silver, N0AX, produces the ARRL Contest Update. Each issue is jam-packed with information for all operators -- be they involved in radiosport or not -- operating and technical tips, propagation information and a focus on a technical Web site each issue. Of course, everything you need to know about upcoming contests is right there at your fingertips. Since the ARRL Contest Update is available in HTML, there is a link to the rules for each individual contest listed, as well as pictures. ARRL members can subscribe the ARRL Contest Update on the ARRL Web site http://www.arrl.org/contests/update/about.html#get.

* ARRL Continuing Education Course Registration remains open through Sunday, July 26, 2009, for these online course sessions beginning on Friday, August 7, 2009: Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Level 1; Antenna Modeling; Radio Frequency Interference; Antenna Design and Construction; Ham Radio (Technician) License Course; Propagation; Analog Electronics, and Digital Electronics. Each online course has been developed in segments -- learning units with objectives, informative text, student activities and quizzes. Courses are interactive, and some include direct communications with a Mentor/Instructor. Students register for a particular session that may be 8, 12 or 16 weeks (depending on the course) and they may access the course at any time of day during the course period, completing lessons and activities at times convenient for their personal schedule. Mentors assist students by answering questions, reviewing assignments and activities, as well as providing helpful feedback. Interaction with mentors is conducted through e-mail; there is no appointed time the student must be present -- allowing complete flexibility for the student to work when and where it is convenient. To learn more, visit the CCE Course Listing page http://www.arrl.org/cep/student or contact the Continuing Education Program Coordinator <cce@arrl.org>.

* Amateur Radio Operations to Begin Again on Midway Atoll: The US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced on Monday, January 26 that they would once again allow Amateur Radio operators the opportunity to operate from Midway Atoll. This the first time that USFWS has allowed amateurs to operate from the wildlife refuge since 2002. Amateur Radio operations will be permitted for two weeks only, from October 5-19, 2009.

-- The ARRL Letter and The American Radio Relay League

SELARC 2009 Membership

Members Listed by Callsign
Call   Last Name    First Name
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AC5LH  Yenni Jr, Salvador
AE5FK  Swan, George
AE5RN  McBride, Robert

K5CAV  Shaw, Ralph
K5COY  Kula, Debbie
K5FMM  Mayer, Fred
K5FNR  Morgan, Terry
K5NDT  Madden, Robert
K5QNT  Redmond Jr., James
K5SHY  Kula, Bob

KA5TRT Jones Jr, Homer

KC5IHP Parfait, Douglas
KC5JLA Prine, James
KC5WDH Liuzza, Jason

KD5GFI Dumestre, Alex
KD5LWJ Jacobson, Larry
KD5MSK Vrubel, Nathan
KD5OY  Scherer, Don
KD5PCK Hernandez, Scott
KD5PKS Clark, D. Forrest
KD5RVW Dumestre, Camille
KD5WWJ Manning, Harvey

KE3OW  Geistfeld, Patti
KE5GOC Redmond, Carol
KE5HXA Travis, Alan
KE5ILT Liuzza, Leslie
KE5ILW Liuzza, Adam
KE5KMG Travis, Aaron
KE5KMP Rachinskas, L. Susie
KE5LLQ Mitchell, Mary
KE5LQH Faurie, Brent
KE5NG  Faurie, Patti
KE5NVY Rhymes, David
KE5RSY Jones, Maryann
KE5SNK Griffith, Shea
KE5UJC Madere, Gene
KE5WMZ Keating, Timothy
KE5WVN Scafidel, Donald
KE5WVO Stilley, James Lloyd

N4USW  Martin, Kathryn
N5HAY  Simpson, Tom
N5OQT  Wiginton, Louis
N5QOX  Catania, David
N5QVZ  Newcombe, Ronald
N5RYI  Sarrat, Walter
N5WLW  Wagoner, W. Larry
N5XES  Burns, Tyrone
N5XVJ  Stang, Jack

W5EGG  Pierson Jr., Allen
W5NJJ  Olivier, Jerry
W5TFW  Fiero, Joey

WA5BBY Pizzolato, Tony
WA5RRN Fischer, Chris

WB5ERM Liuzza, Peter
WB5FBS Priez, Robert
WB5LSH Valega, James 
WB5NPV Muller, David
WB5S   Reid, Bruce
WB5WQG Ambrosia, Sebastian

WD5CZJ Lecompte, Vincent
WD5HLE Rogers, Larry
WV3R   Geistfeld, Ken  

 
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Stay Radio Active !

See you at the meeting !!

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SELARC is proud to have partnered with Southeastern Louisiana University to serve the university and community for over 30 years. Through our association with the Tangipahoa parish Office of Homeland Security, Project LION and Southeastern radio station KSLU-FM we have been an active component in the communications plans for Homeland security and disaster management for local and regional events including severe weather incidents, train derailments, and evacuations. The campus amateur radio station located in the facilities of KSLU is an integral part of radio communications for campus emergency management.

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SELARC
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