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1 The Central Ohio Radio Club, Inc. The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter is the Official Journal of The Central Ohio Radio Club, Inc. and is published three (3) times a year. It is mailed or ed to all Full Members. All copy or advertising must be received at least four weeks prior to publication. Articles may be reproduced for other publications as long as prior permission is obtained and source acknowledged. While the Editor makes all reasonable effort to assure the information within is correct, we do not guarantee its contents and disclaim all liability. We reserve the right to edit or reject submitted items for publication. Mail all copy to: Joe Hahn ( W8NBA), P.O. Box 398, Pataskala, Ohio Items can also be ed to newsletter@corc.us. Editor, CORC Repeater Newsletter Joe Hahn (W8NBA) P.O. Box 166 Sunbury, Ohio The Central Ohio Radio Club January 2013 Newsletter Web Page at: ARRL Affiliated Club Place Label Here

2 Central Ohio Radio Club, Inc. (CORC) Operating repeaters since 1970 Membership application CORC operates repeaters with outputs of 52.70, , , and Some of the features include: Autopatch access to Columbus area phones. IRLP linking on Rapid access dialing to public service telephone numbers. Repeaters used by the Central Ohio Weather Net and Central Ohio Traffic Net. Multiple receiver sites located in Franklin, Licking, Delaware, Pickaway and Logan Counties to ensure excellent coverage throughout Central Ohio. General Membership allows full use of the CORC facilities, Operating Manual, subscription to the CORC Newsletter, and a vote at the annual meeting of the corporation. We welcome amateurs in your family at the same address membership at no additional charge. Associate membership is available to interested parties that live outside the general coverage area of the repeaters for $10.00 Associate members have no voting privileges and receive an copy of the newsletter. Please see dues Dues Enclosed $ schedule for Optional Donation - CORC is a 501(c)3 corporation $ amount to send Total $ Please mark one: New Application Renewal Application Associate Application Call Sign Name Call Sign Name Call Sign Name Street Address City State Zip Home Phone ( ) Alternate ( ) How many of above are ARRL Members (CORC is an ARRL affiliated club) Check to Request Newsletter by (this saves the club mailing cost) Please make check payable to CORC and place call sign on check. Mail application with check to: Central Ohio Radio Club, PO Box 166, Sunbury, Ohio For questions call John, or visit the CORC website at We Thank You for your Membership and Support! Rev 6-12

3 CORC DUES 2013 SCHEDULE THIS TABLE ADJUSTS BY QUARTER DUES OWED BASED ON MONTH YOU JOIN Month you are Joining Selecting $18 One Year Plan Selecting $32 Two Year Plan Selecting $45 Three Year Plan Or your expiration month Pay To Expire on Dec 31 Pay To Expire on Dec 31 Pay To Expire on Dec 31 JAN FEB $18.00 $32.00 $45.00 MAR APR MAY $ $ $ JUN JUL AUG $9.00 $24.00 $37.50 SEP OCT NOV $ $ $ DEC / 2013 Since 1970 CORC Membership still is only $18.00 for 1 yr - $32.00 for 2 years - $45.00 for 3 years Associate Membership is $10.00 per calendar year regardless of application date. All associate memberships expire December 31 of the year joining. If you have difficulty understanding this chart please contact W8RXX Thanks!

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4 Universal Radio - Quality equipment since UV-5R UV-5RA MFJ-136RC 270 JC Penney Brice Rd. EXIT 110A 4W VHF/4W UHF Li-ion Battery Wide/Narrow BW DTMF Keypad Dual Display 128 Alpha Memories Voice Guide Encode/Decode The Baofeng UV-5R is a compact, economical HT for and MHz. The extended VHF receive band covers MHz to include the FM broadcast band. Dual watch and dual reception is supported. Other features include: 128 memories, selectable wide/narrow, battery save, VOX, DCS/CTCSS encode, key lock and built in flashlight. Frequency steps are: 2.5, 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5 and 25 khz. RF power selectable at 4 or 1 watts. Comes with SMA-J flexible antenna, Li-ion battery (7.4V 1800 mah), belt clip, wrist strap, AC adapter (8.4V 600ma) and charging tray. Requires purchase of the USB-02 programming cable (#2226 $ 19.95) and downloading of software prior to use. This FCC part 90 radio operates differently from traditional amateur equipment, and would not make a good first radio. It does not operate natively in the VFO mode and is not as frequency agile. It works best when frequencies are programmed into memory and operated in a channelized mode. Order #0205 $ Showroom Hours Mon.-Fri. 10:00-5:30 Saturday 10:00-3:00 To Columbus Americana 6830 Tussing Road Pkwy. 70 UV-3R The Baofeng UV-3R MkII is a compact F.C.C. Part 90 hand held transceiver providing 2 watts in the frequency range of MHz and MHz. It features 99 memories, High/Low power, timeout timer, lock, monitor channel, VOX, CTCSS encode, 1750 Hz burst, dual band display, battery saver, LED flashlight, low battery alert and emergency alert. It will fit in your shirt pocket at only 1.75 x 3.25 x 0.95". The UV-3R comes with Li-ion battery, AC charger, SMA antenna, manual and belt clip. Order #0403 $ UV3R Accessories # Model Item Description Price 5935 BL3 Li-ion 3.7V 1500 mah SPKR MIC 3 Speaker Mic (1 pin) USB03 USB Program Cable Route 256 4W VHF/4W UHF Li-ion Battery Wide/Narrow BW DTMF Keypad Dual Display 128 Alpha Memories Voice Guide Encode/Decode The Baofeng UV-5RA is stylish HT for and MHz. It is similar to the UV-5R, but with slightly different button shapes and some firmware changes. Manual programming of any of the UV-5R radios is difficult. The USB02 programming cable is reccommended. Order #5934 $ UV-5RC 4W VHF/4W UHF Li-ion Battery Wide/Narrow BW DTMF Keypad Dual Display 128 Alpha Memories Voice Guide Encode/Decode The Baofeng UV-5RC is a compact, dual band HT covering and MHz. The UV-5RC is the latest member of the UV-5R family and boasts similar features, but has a more curved and rounded chassis. The USB02 computer programming cable is highly recommended. Order #4133 $ UV5R Accessories # Model Item Description Price 5876 BL5 Li-ion 7.4V 1800 mah BL5L 1 Li-ion 7.4V 3800 mah EAR MIC Ear Mic ELIM Mobile batt. eliminator SPKR MIC Speaker Mic (2 pin) USB02 USB Program Cable For UV-5R only (not for A or C versions). # Model Item Description Price 5939 CASE3-RED Case Frame- Red CASE3-BLUE Case Frame- Blue CASE3-YEL Case Frame- Yellow CASE3-CAMO Case Frame- Camo 4.95 Universal Radio, Inc Americana Pkwy. Reynoldsburg, OH Orders-Prices Information FAX Line dx@universal-radio.com The MFJ-136RC is a solar-powered, 12/24 hour desktop clock that never needs batteries! It features a large LCD display (1 5/8" x 2 ¼") and gives precision radio-controlled time synchronized from government station WWVB in Boulder, Colorado plus shows the date. Press the snooze button to backlight the LCD (for 4 seconds). It also features an alarm with 5 minute snooze function. With auto D.S.T. 3 x 4.5 x 1.5 inches. List $ MFJ-136RC Order #4972 $ PS30SWIV The QJE PS30SWIV switching power supply provides 13.8 VDC at 20 amps continuous, 30 amps surge. The output voltage may be selected fixed at 13.8 VDC or adjustable from 9 to 15 VDC. Red and black (30A) terminals on are the rear panel. Low amperage tip jacks on the front panel. The LCD digital panel meter simultaneously displays voltage and current. There is a Noise Off-Set control that can be adjusted to eliminate pulse noise from the power supply. Ripple is less than 100mV p-p at load. Input 110/220 VAC. 6.1 x 2.8 x 8.1" 3.3 pounds. List $ Order #5851 $ Stop in for our "showroom only" special price. Available 12/08/ Universal Radio Catalog Our largest ever! 132 pages covering: Shortwave Amateur Scanner CB Please stop in or call for your FREE copy! Guaranteed lowest prices on the web? Not always. But we do guarantee that you will find our website the most informative. Ask for our FREE 132 page catalog Prices & specs. subject to change. Prices shown are after mfg's coupons. Returns subject to a 15% restock fee. Prices and promos valid to 01/31/13 ADha1212.p65

5 The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter President Laura Perone KA8IWB Vice-Pres. Phil Carter WD8QWR Secretary Tony Fabro N8RRB Treasurer Steve Robeano WD8J KX Newsletter Editor Joe Hahn W8NBA Membership Chairman John Perone W8RXX Repeaters 52.94/52.94 / W8RRJ /.76 W8RXX /.97 W8RRJ /.33 W8NBA IRLP Node W8RXX Associated Repeater / /447.8 W8CMH January 2013 CORC Annual Meeting Announced! The 43 rd Annual Meeting of the Central Ohio Radio Club, Inc. will be held on Sunday, February 24, 2013 at the Genoa Township Hall. The Pot Luck Dinner will start at 6 pm. A flier is enclosed with this newsletter. The club will provide soft drinks, coffee, paper plates and plastic-ware. Please bring a covered dish and serving utensils. We are giving away another Two-Meter Mobile Rig. As like previous radio raffles, any paid up MEMBER present, is automatically given one ticket per family. Non-members and additional tickets may be purchased at the door for $5. Election of directors, whose terms are expiring, will take place as well as an overview of the last year s operations. Those directors are: Laura Perone KA8IWB, Anthony Fabro N8RRB and Warren Hull W8VET. Volunteers for committee chairs will also be taken and appointed by the President. Anyone wishing to nominate a member for a board position should contact WA8KKN, Charles Wood, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, in writing, at least ten days prior to the meeting. Letters of Intent can be mailed to: Charles Wood, 5322 Spruce Lane, Westerville, OH or can be ed to Charles at: cwood1@att.net. Any member can nominate or be nominated for a board position. Be sure to have the nominee present a letter of consent with your nomination. For your information, and according to the by-laws, printed below is Article V, Section 10 "Election of the Board" from the current CORC Constitution. The election of Directors to replace those whose term has expired shall take place at the Annual Meeting of the Members, or at a special meeting called and held for that purpose. At least twenty (20) days prior to the date of which such an election is held, the Board of Directors shall appoint a Nominating Committee consisting of three (3) persons who may but need not be directors. Such committee shall prepare a list of candidates to fill the Board of Directors and nominate such candidates at the meeting. Other nominations may be made from the general membership; however; any candidate's name so placed in nomination must be submitted in writing and accompanied by written consent of the nominee to the Nominating Committee and least ten (10) days prior to the meeting. A director s failure to attend two (2) consecutive meeting may result in declaration, by simple majority of the directors, the position vacant... This newsletter is being mailed to all members as notice of the Annual Meeting, even if you requested the newsletter by . This is required by our by-laws. For many members, dues are now due. Check the label on the cover for your expiration date. We would like to get all members into the January rotation so please use the guide on the page next to the application to find your dues amount. Please fill the application out in full if anything has changed from what s printed on the label. We are trying to make sure we have everyone s up-to-date home address. If correct, just mail in the label page in with your payment. We also need an address if you receive the newsletter electronically. Please use an address that is not forwarded as those s are usually bounced. Thank You!

6 The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter CORC Presidential News Winter is here. This year has quickly gone by. I hope you have your radio systems, including standby power, ready to enjoy the airwaves this winter. This past year CORC has had tech nets twice a month on on Sunday evenings at 7:30 PM. Tony, N8RRB and Rick, WA3UOO, have done a good job planning these. If you have any ideas for topics let them know. Do check in, we know there are many who listen and don t check in. The six meter repeater continues to keep the technical committee busy. They try to make it a reliable repeater but it likes to keep them scratching their heads. It has now has multiple receivers at different locations on different receive frequencies. I want to again thank KB8UVN, Matt for an up to date presentation on packet radio at the October pot luck. For those wanting to make those last minute cash tax donations, remember CORC is a 501c3 organization. The club thanks you in advance for your donations. Here is an interesting fact: CORC s dues have not gone up in over 30 years! Membership is holding pretty steady from last year however Without NEW members and current members paying their dues CORC can t exist. PLEASE, PLEASE encourage users of the repeaters that are not members to become one in 2013! The next CORC potluck is Sunday, February 24, I hope you can make it so I can put a face with a call. It is always fun to have an eyeball with a contact you have made. Invite a non club member to attend as they are always welcomed. 73, Laura KA8IWB IMPORTANT REMINDER Page 2 From your membership chairman John / W8RXX Please check the address label on the front of THIS newsletter for your membership expiration date. Many memberships expire December 31, You can save the club money by sending your dues in NOW and not having a reminder sent. The membership application is on the other side of the mailing page with your label on it. If you don t have any changes, you need not fill out the membership application just mail that in with payment. If you have changes, please fill it out in full and mail in that page with your payment. CORC THANKS YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!!

7 The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter Membership Notes! Thanks to the following CORC members who have donated time, talent, extra money or equipment to the club in addition to their dues since the last newsletter printing. WA8UHB N8OCQ KD8OLJ KD8SSD KA8IWB W8RRJ W8NBA WD8QWR N8RRB WA8KKN KB8CIQ WD8JKX KC8ASF W8RXX We want to welcome the following who have joined CORC since the last newsletter was printed. Please welcome and thank them when you hear them on the air. KD8SSD - Lew (I messed his call up last newsletter sorry!) KD8SNH Bryan KD8TFT Don KD8TFF - Robert KD8TIZ Robert KD8SYX John KB8RUN Don KD8DEX Charles N8WXE Joe Congratulations to the following winners at the October 7, 2012 Meeting Lila KD8ODY KC8ASF W8FEH s XYL won the 50/50 Drawing Dave won a $25 gift card (A twice in a row winner) Tony won a $25 gift card Plan to attend our next meeting / pot luck on Sunday, February 24, 2013 where a 2 meter mobile radio will be given away. 30 years ago in the CORC Repeater News (December 1982) - FCC gives 10 MHz to Hams: o At 3 p.m. on Oct. 28, 1982, the FCC released the major portion of the 10 MHz band for use by amateurs in its jurisdiction effective immediately. U.S. Amateurs holding General, Advanced and Extra class licenses may use up to 250 watts input and A1 and F1 emissions in the band segments and MHz. These emissions include CW and RTTY operation. Voice modes are not permitted. - President Reagan Signs HR 3239, the FCC Revision Act o Word has been received that the President signed the bill on September 13, The bill has more impact on amateur radio than anything in recent history. Some of the major changes are: The FCC may now use volunteers in preparing and administering amateur exams The FCC will be allowed to use amateur monitors to assist in gathering data for prosecuting regulatory violations The bill has a plan to increase the amateur license to 10 years The bill also authorizes de-regulation of CB (no more CB licenses) The FCC is now authorized to establish minimum standards for RFI susceptibility in home entertainment devices Page 3

8 The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter Travelin Tony s Timetables by: Anthony Tony Fabro N8RRB Greetings to one and all! Best wishes to you for a safe and happy holiday season and for a prosperous 2013! The CORC Tech Net is well into its second season of topics. The net meets every other Sunday (more or less) at 7:30PM on the repeater (PL Hz). So far this year the net has tackled the topics of batteries, mobile installations, repeaters and station maintenance. Listen to the announcements on or , check the CORC webpage at or log into the CORC Yahoo group for a list of past and future topics. Rick WA3UOO and myself coordinate the topics for the nets. The net, while focused at talking about amateur radio topics in a more detailed technical manner, still strives to simplify the material when possible. We make the assumption that there is a broad spectrum of hams listening and/or checked in. They may be brand new hams or 20+ year veterans, or hams with a little technical knowledge to those who are true techies. We ve also found that there are a lot more people listening than who have checked in. We encourage everyone listening to check in even if you have nothing to add to the topic for the evening. Make your voice heard! Topics for nets are always welcome! Send any topic ideas to technet@corc.us and we will try to work them into a future net. In addition, if you feel you have a topic that you would consider to be a subject matter expert (SME) let us know. While the topics do not necessarily have to be about ham radio, they should be related to the hobby in some way. Thank you to everyone who has checked in and/or participated as a subject matter expert for the net. We hope you find the net interesting and educational. Have a safe day. Did You Know? That a database of all upcoming Amateur Radio Tests Sites are kept at: That Scott N3FJP has a web site where you can download many study guides and other Amateur related software at: That Handiham is non-profit organization that helps persons with any combination of physical and sensory disabilities by providing tools, technology and education to become effective amateur operators. You can find them at: That no matter where you live, you could end up in the middle of a natural disaster. You may not be able to salvage what you had, but with the ARRL Ham Radio Equipment Insurance Plan you can get the help you need to get back on the air. Insurance is available to protect you from loss or damage to your amateur station, antennas and mobile equipment by lightning, theft, accident, fire, flood, tornado and other natural disasters. Check for that and more! Page 4

9 CORC AA8EY BILL KB8WBN CHET KD8QKA KELLY AC8FR JIM KB8WO PAUL KD8QKY WILLIAM AK4FL FRED KB8WQ SANDY KD8QVO HARRY K3ZAA BILL KB8WSG CHARLES H. KD8RDQ PETER K8BSW ROBERT T. KC8ASF TONI KD8RID RANDALL K8CMH CHRIS KC8CSV HAROLD KD8RPH CHRISTOPHER K8KDR MATT KC8EVR LESTER KD8RTP JOHN K8NIO WILLIAM T. KC8NKB NANCY KD8SCK SEAN K8NJ JOHN KC8NRE ANN KD8SGZ TIM K8OCB FATIMA KC8NRF CHARLIE KD8SLP NANCY K8PFD RONALD C. KC8NRI BETH KD8SNH BRYAN K8QAD CHARLES W. KC8PZ TONY KD8SOD ANDY K8RAP RANDY KC8QVO STEVE KD8SSD LEW K8SAR STEPHEN KC8TJV MARILYN KD8SSE FRANK K8SCM JOHN RAY KC8TJX JIM KD8TFF ROBERT K8SEO ERIC KC8WHX JERAD KD8TFT DON K8TW TOM KC8WHY STEVE KD8TIZ ROBERT K8UHH WILLIAM W. KC8YLD E. MIKE KD8WK ROBERT E. K8VKA TOM KC8YPL JEFFERY KD8ZG J. ARTHUR K8XYZ JEFF KC9UIX MICHAEL KE8OD RICHARD KA8CER JOHN G. KD8AIW ERIN KG8ZY RALPH KA8CSM ANN KD8ANM ADAM KI8GW FRANK KA8CYA ROSS KD8BDO ROY KI8R MIKE KA8EMJ GARY KD8CKV ALEX KN8ITR MARTHA KA8HEO LARRY KD8DSJ KASSIE N0IMD BRIAN KA8IWB LAURA KD8DSP JAN N1WMM EDWARD KA8KVV MARVIN KD8DSU KASSIE N4GKR ART KA8LGO LYNN KD8EEK JOHN N4HAI TOM KA8MYI TERESA M. KD8GIJ MICHAEL N8ABE MICHAEL L KA8RLC KALMAN Y. KD8GUM ROBERT N8ADO ROBERT W. KA8RTI MICHAEL KD8IDJ JOHN N8AKI SYLVIA KA8ZNY TOM KD8ION PATRICK N8BHL G. STANLEY KB1COE KAREN KD8IOV KYLE N8CPA STEVE KB8CIQ SANDY KD8JMX THOMAS N8CXI GARRETT KB8CMW PAUL J. KD8KBX STAN N8DRZ JOSEPH R. KB8DEO STUART W. KD8KSN ZACHARY N8ECC ALAN KB8DEX CHARLES KD8LLM TREVOR N8EFB DAVE KB8DRQ DAVID KD8MHD ROBERT N8ESP JOHN KB8EUX WALTER J. KD8MKI JIM N8FES LINDA KB8FXG CHIP KD8NDX JERRY N8FTN SANDRA R. KB8FXO VICKIE KD8NOZ KEVIN N8GCT ARTHUR KB8GHW MIKE KD8NUL BOB N8GCU JEAN KB8JTU BRIAN KD8OBY CAROL N8GGJ ANN KB8KPJ JAMES KD8OEE TONY N8GU DR. BOB KB8OSS MATTHEW KD8OLJ SHANNON N8ISI MARY L. KB8PZA MARY KD8OZF MICHAEL N8JYV STEPHEN A. KB8RUN DON KD8PHG RICHARD N8JZI DAVID KB8RUT TOM KD8PHI CRAIG N8KJE JOANNE M. KB8TRL JIM KD8PMO MATTHEW N8KKW MORY KB8UVN MATT KD8QFO GENE N8KPY ROSE M.

10 CORC N8LEQ S. LINDA W8NTU WARREN N8LPX RON W8RRJ JOHN N8MFE KEMPTON W8RXX JOHN N8OCQ BOB W8SJQ ROCCO A. N8OIC FORREST W8SLY GEORGE N8OIF RAYBOULD W8UGG PAUL B. N8OIT FAWN W8VET WARREN N8PAI MARTY W8WTB FRED N8PCJ JIM W8WZZ JEREMY N8PVC JOHN W8ZCG AARON N8PVD JOHN I. WA3UOO RICK N8QCL BOB WA3ZBU DONNA N8RRB ANTHONY WA8FKC ANDREW ERIC N8RZB CHERYL WA8KKN CHARLES N8SQ STANLEY F. WA8OMQ DEAN N8SY SCOTT WA8QQU DALE N8VJH BOB WA8UHB ROY E. N8VW PAT WB2FVE CRAIG N8WCT CHRIS WB8A STEPHEN V. N8WXE JOE WB8AKW JOHN N8XAV FRANK WB8BM BRUNO J. N8XE JASON WB8LAP JOHN N8XLW CHUCK WB8RUW DENNIS F. N8XYP KENNETH C. WB8SYK JAMES W. N8XYZ LIZ WB8ZTP MARK N8YKW MICHAEL WD8CZG GORDON L. N8ZQ PAUL WD8JKX STEVEN NE1LL BILL WD8KVA DOUGLAS E. NL7CF ALFRED A. WD8OTO FRED D. NOCALL LEW WD8QWR PHILIP L. W3CRZ BOB WD8TA TATE W3ENL BARRIE WG8I CHRIS W8AGS JOHN WV8U GERRY E. W8CTV RALPH (DON) WX8U JEFFERY M W8DHS DENNIS WZ8JML JEFF W8FEH STEW W8FNW JIM W8GEJ AL W8GKN DEE W8HGO CECIL W8HGW HOMER W8HUE CLAY W8INO ROBERT J. W8JRA JEFFREY R. W8KWG GAYLE W8LAD LYNN W8LGY RUTH L. W8LW ROBERT B. W8MAP JIM W8NBA JOE

12 And now that you know about it Here is how you get there! Genoa Township Hall UDF From 71 take Polaris Pkwy to State Route 3 and turn on Old 3C Highway and go North to The Geona Township Hall. From 270 exit on State Route 3/ Westerville Road and go north to Old 3C Highway. Genoa Township Hall is on the corner of Big Walnut and Old 3C Highway.

The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter

The Central Ohio Radio Club Newsletter President Laura Perone KA8IWB Vice-Pres. Phil Carter WD8QWR Secretary Tony Fabro gener N8RRB October 2016 From CORC President Laura Perone KA8IWB Treasurer Steve