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JANaARY EDITOKIAL see what can be done ? MESSAGE FROM NICKY

I would like to wish vou u . sT:tdy'istheBlackpoolweekend EI9CK

vERy HAppy, **itii)' *i lYf"h I really would appreti& w.tt just before christrnas I received

pRoSpERoUS NEw Gl;'; *"t t* letting me know one or another tr a Christmas card from Nicky passing

and everyone of you. ,;il;;;; f":-ff interested in going t:^,lT: on all his good wishes to us all at the

you all had a really,;* itfi.ffi Tf:-lt"ttaloteasierformvsellon Radio club. Nicky also sent a dona-

and that Santa broug;;;;ffi; :I :ig"*t*g front' See tuther in tion of f"20 towards the club tunds so

..nice goodies,, that ,#; ;'r"* g Tf:t*r for tull details of the tuough theNewsletter I would like to

tener and posted "p

,h.'.i;;;.-iil actual trip. " personally thank him on behalf of us

you all remembered as well to leave Lastly, again from my point of all' I know some of you will be saymg'

Santa and his reindeer's their milk view it is getting close to registering *but Nicky will never read this"' this

and biscuits, I sure did !!! for the RSGB vHF Field day and due is not the case as copies of the News-

oK then as we say ,.another yea, :o 1::*b"t of changes in the format retter are sent to Niclcy and some of

is now upon us,,," ;dffi'il::Y'] :J,TffiT'ffffilfi# *:il'l,lli; *:*:.+f"#*;1"$1"tr *i"tr'#once again as far as tn":t"::Tt:,T ;;; we are going to enter this ior vo* kind gesture .......another successfitl one. There rs also - -.-::once again a reasonable .;;;#;: fT Jft"

I propose is either at'the Bob GM4'YZ @ GBTEDN

dar arready oreunir"q "Jirn ;;;;;;;, :* :f, t}:"::#:":ilT1.1:i#fl

ffi#; : ;ffiffi"di; ;il; *:ii'lil"i:"T':'"ii:f ffi11i :l;vou all. If vou would til-^

i:-::: llTl ir.,:*"ir, we can come to some sort ofitems put in, again let me knorv ancl I j-ri-._ on what section we are goingwill see what I can do'

to register under. I will put out a

In this newsletter there is a server Bulletin to all on u ptopltJ LIGHTHOUSE WEEKEND

suggestion about thoughts for money date so you are all aware of time and 23rd/24th August 1997

raising, this I think is a great idea but place, hope that is ok with everyone. If you don't already know, well weagain it comes back to. {* all to try

That,s it then I think for the have once again been asked by the

ffi: ffi #m #:iffi iT"fr TTy so once again r do wish 1,ou AyR Amateur Radio crub to rake

wanr is to see n *lf illJ **"yit_Tg:-Hearrhv andPros-

ru#ffi:..fi:Hf#Th'11"';pushed at club nights as I know -

_ - :-'-.-'-._ ^ ^6_h\y Station. This year the theme is once*"ryon will get really sick of it, so I Bob GM4UYZ @ GBTEDN

"gr" Ltgn fro'ses so we are return-

feel if we arc going to do.something it

-. iig to Barns Ness Lighthouse, Dun-

must be for a one ofr "type of sce- F-- barandlhaveitalreadyconfirmedupnario"... anyway that's my thoughts. I EAr. -*. rfr with East Lothian District Councilwould though in a selfish way like t9 tl [ffiry- ff,#jt that we crm on". again establishsee if we could reach the magical {i ltf,^r*rh}ffi+ Radio Srations there. I know it apf,lfl)O mark for donating to the Brit- ;{ilffifi! [:, pears that the event is along wayish Heart Foundation, that is just^me,

6---r{fl#$E un*a bot from past erperience theyso how do you all feel about that t ffiffihf*Hffi amear to be with us before we wen

Forthe neartuture just a couple A il I l lll$ftlf know it. Anryav for- those who ha;of reminders, one is ,h"i; F;d; * lf I LJ l{ffi$$ ven't been before whv not try andJohn GMzOlewillbedoinganother (L|.gJUt]ffiHl make an efrort to come along this

radio test night...so start thinking ffi year, I am sure you will all enjoy the

about what you are needing tested' Is € r whole event' If and when I receive

NtrWthere anything else that could be cov- _< Ntr W Jb any further updates I will duly let you

ered tlrat nisht that you would ti\9. to *sgR4 e&p$ARC "% all know.

see or even hear about. please either =$ Y":* s€a

Bob GM4uyZ @ GBTEDNler rnhn nr. mwcelf know and we can

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EWNTS COLUMN

Happy New Year and welcome to another events

column. Three new events are listed this month so

please take note...

FEBRUARY ?th Club night in the Thorntree Inn,

Port Seton, 7Pm till late

21st Calibration and Test Night. Another chance to

check out your radios with John GMTOLQ your host

once again. A 7pm start as usual in Resources Room

2 atPort Seton Community Centre. Entry fl

MARCII 7th Club night in the Thorntree Inn, Port

Seton, 7Pm till late

16th NORBRECK Rally, Blackpool' Costing c17

each for dinner/bed/brealf,ast this is even better value

than last year! Let Bob know A.S.A'P' if you want to

go. Also, remember that you must make your own

way there!

21st Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) night

with HeatheiGregory of the British Heart Foundation

and a representative from Heartstart' Learn the ABC

of resuscitation, it could help save someones life!

Starting at 7pm prompt hrt time is short so be there

on timi please! In Resources Room 2 at Port Seton

Community Centre. EntrY fl.

23rd 1st T}NftlzFixed Contest 0900-1300 UTC (See

note)

APRIL 4th Club night in the Thorntree Inn, Port


lSth Qdz Night in Resources Room 2 at Port Seton

Community Centre Entry f,l per person' Susan

2MIEPK and Colin GM0CLN will be setting the

questions.

MAY 2nd Club night in the Thorntree InrL Port


3rd 432Wlz Trophy Contest 1400-2200 UTC (See

note)

4th Anglo Scottish Rally, Tait Hall, Kelso' Contact

Gavin GM0ALW for info.

f6th C&PS ARC 144MlIz DF Hunt. Start building

your antennas now!!

18th lst l44l\lfrIz Backpackers Contest 1100-1500

UTC (See note)

JUNE 6th Club night in the Thorntree Inn, Port


7th lst 5OMlIz Backpackers Contest 1300-1700 UTC

(See note)

15th Practical Wireless l44MI{z QRP Contest 0900-l

600 uTc15th 2nd t4+t*lz Backpackers Contest 0900-1300ITTC

Cockenzie & Port Seton ARC January 1997

JULY 4th Club nighit in the Thorntree Inn' Port Seton'

7pm till late

5/6th RSGB VHF National Field Day 1400-1400 UTC

19th l44MIIz [,ow Power Contest 1400-2200 UTC (See

note)

zhth 4321\/ftlz Low Power Contest 0800-1400 UTC (See

note)

AUGUST lst Club night in the Thorntree Inn' Port Seton'

7pm till late

3rd 4th l44\/fr+z Backpackers Contest 1100-1500 UfC

(See note)

15th C&PS ARC Junk Sale, Port Seton Community

Centre

23124 3id, Northern Lighthouse Weekend Ayr Amateur

Radio Group are organising another special event station

weekend *d hun. chosen lighthouses as the theme again'

We will probably be operational oncg more from Barns

Ness l-ighthouse near Dunbar' Watch this space!!

24th Galashiels Open Day, Volunteer Hall, St Johns Roa4

Galashiels

SEPTEMBER Sth Club night in the Thorntree InrU Port


6/7th 144MIIZ Trophy Contest 1400-1400 UTC (See note)

7th 5th l44lvfi7z Backpackers Contest 1100-1500 U"fC

(See note)

OCTOBIR 3rd Club night in the Thorntree Inn' Port

Seton. 7Pm till late

loth Event to be organised!!!

NOVEMBER 7th Club night in the Thorntree Inn' Port


DECEMBER 5th Club night in the Thorntr€e Inn' Port


** NOTE **'( ME ]}NTESTS ABOI/E WHICH

REFER TO THIS NOTE ARE THOSE WHICH

THE CL(]B "MAY" TAKE PART IN NEXT

YEAR. TTIOSE WITTI NO REFERENCE TO

THIS NOTE ARE ALREADY DEFINITES. IF

YOU HAW ANY PREFERENCES AS TO

WHICH CONTESTS W ENTER PLEASE LET

ME KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

Yet another bumper month! I'll see you all at the January

Club Night.If yoo h"ut anlthing about other wents which

club mibers may be interested in please let me know and

I will include them in future columns'

73 de Colin (GM0CLN)

Blackpool Sunday l6th March The raffle raised a Grand Total of f,125 towards our AnnualI I 9 7 Donation to the British Heart Foundation. Once again thanksF'F!N'**:t:t*:F*****'r***:::::::::l

CIt aipping into your pocket and putting a little bit morer'****'r'F***********'i*****r!r'|'r

towaris our adopieo ctrarity. I would like to thank all those

{ello All, who donated something towards the raffie and this includes the

fes it is that time of year again for -"

Thorntree Inn who kindly donated a bottle of vodka" without

o start thinking abo't the annual your donation there wouldn't have been a raffle' To Mel

:xcursion to Blac$ool for the Nor- GM6JAG thanks for putting the G5RV that you won at our

rreck Rally. I have been in touch with Junk Night last August and coming up with the idea to raffle ithe DELMAR HOTEL, 242 Queems once again to help raise some money.Promenade, Biqpham ([he sane Hd€l

-,hat we stayed ,o r"o'r*tl*qriti"t rn" results then"'

rbotrt the cost for Dinner Bed & (l) Susan 2M1EPK G5RV Antenna (2) John GM4DKO (3)Breakfast which will be fi17 per head, 4[61 GMTWC (4) Dave MM1ATY (5) Gavin GM0ALW (6)

res f4 a head less than last year! & Al"* GM6WU (7) John GMTOLQ (S) Bdly GM6PKP (9)his basis I have made {'nen!tttd- .- I' Colin GMSCLN (10) Kenny GMOTQK (l l) Mo GM0HLKbooking for us aoiuitte

:"tt9t ll* ttrl Ricky cMlpI.y (13) Alex cMTPsH (1a) Bob GM4rJYzMarch and leaving

^t*l"Y, tuq

i p;" auctioned and won by stevie GMOWRY )March (at our leisure). So what I need ' - ^'

from you all is whether you are inter- Thanks again.........csted in going or not. Can I have arough idea for January Club Night,)r even sooner, but a final commit- DUMMy EXAM....mer$ for February Club Niglt.

For those who have n"u., ]o*o* How much can you remember then from your Novice Lessons

rhis "outing" *r" rorrnli t;;;;;;; or your RAE Lessons ? Well Sylvia soon to be 2Ml' '

I hope !'

make your o*r, *"rloooi';;,,il; has put together 45 questions which all come from the dummy

hotel in time for the evening meal, exam papers that I set for my Novices' SyMa thought it would

usually about lg:00, tlt; "it

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be a good idea to try and re-test your knowledge and also help

few beers in the Hotel's bar on the raise a few pounds for the funds, so the dummy exam will cost

Saturday Night, go to the Rally or you f,l, and when you have completed it pass on the answelttre Srmday, then make your way sheet and I will mark for you and let you know the results, evenback home.. quietly if you want !!!!!

The NORBXECI( RALLY

The paying of the hstel bill I leavetotally up to each individual to sortout.

There we go then so have a thinkabout it and let me know...askthose who have been before forv/hat it is like ..... club night inBlackpool !t!ll!

Who is bringing the drums then.????

Hear from you all later then with yourYES's or NO's...

CH6{S I IWAD lf/A'r r I'E ,fE+, Lt t" )r""'

The results will be published in the February Newsletter to pul

you all out of your misery.

All that is left to be said is GET YOUR DIIMMY EXAMPAPER and give it a try.

Bob GM4UYZ @ GMTEDN

CONGRATULATIONSCongratulations are in order to John GMTTKA who passed hisCW at the SDX Rally in Glasgow at the beginning of December.As t write this I am not sure whether John has applied for hiscallsign or not but I am sure it will not be too long before we hearandher MM0... Callsign on the air. Well done, John once againfrom us all..

Bob GM4UYZ @ GBTEDN

Frnh GM4l lY7. ftjt GRTFDN

Cockenzie & Port Seton ARC Ianuary 1997

RAISING MONEY..

It has been put to me about ways and means ofraising money from club events to go towardsour annual donation to the British Heart Foun-dation. One of the ideas is some sort ofSponsership on say "one of our Contests" oreven "on a Special Event" by tryrng to guess thetotal distance worked, number of Contacts,etc.... So what do you think ? Have any of youany further ideas ? If the answer is YES then getin touch with Stevie GM0WRY who has asreedto try and get something set up. ( He is fed up The above picture was obtained from the internet and is

giving all his work mates money so he wants 1s reproduced hsre as an experiment. Although not in colour

get money out of them !ll! ) come on then g"t L.ll"^Y,t-:n: *tttry that can be obtained using this new

you brains working and pass on rhose td.*.. ""' irffITr,lilflffirt ;l:"-T'*"ffi f*t#;',ffiBob GM4UyZ @ GBTEDN to me-for others to see? How about letting us see for

e>ample a photograph ofyour shack, antenna etc?

Further info from Ron GM4IKU

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AMATEUR ANAGRAMS

Hope you all had a great festive season. Here are this months anagrams for you to try. Enter the answershorizontally in the grid and you should get a computing related word in the l'ertical box. Good luck...

TI{IS MONTHS CLUES ARE AS FOLLOWS :-

l. ALIEN VETq 2. DR.COCONUT, 3. THAT HIKE, 4. ROBUST rC PINS, 5. STIMULATING K, 6. FLIP}MLIX WEB, 7. AA PODIUM.

DECEMBER'S ANSWERS

l. FCC, 2. ETI{E& 3. TETRODE, 4. AMPLIFE& 5. TROPOSPI{ERE, 6. CIRCUIT BOARD, 7. ELECTRO-MAGNETIC, 8. BEAMS, 9. RESET. Hopefully you managed to get those correct and you should have found thewoTd "CHRISTMAS" in the vertical box. See you again nexl month.

73 Colin (GMOCLN)

b) oatac) f .m.:d) High def ini t ion television'

specify the colour code of a resistor of 10 onms

(a) Brown, black, black.(b) Brown, black, brown'(c) Brown, GOld.(d) Black, silver.

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Meter 2.Meter 3.Meter 5.

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Which one of the following wavebands would be most Suitable fOr communicating witnstations at a distance of 500 km during daYlight hours?

3.560 - 3.585 MHz.21.100 - 21.149 MHz.28.300 - 28.500 MHz.s0.000 - 52.000 MHz.

Which one of tne following modes is least likely to cause audio brealchrougn in a nearDvTV receiver?

(a) A.M.(b) F.M-(c) s.s.B. lower sidebancl.(d) s.s.B. upper sideband.

Below the bi00lar transistor 'T 'shows:

a pNp transistor wnose collector is supplied from a negative voltage rail.a NP transistor whose collector is supplied from a positive voltage rail.an NPN transistor whose collector is supplied from a negatlve voltage rail.an NPN transistor whose collector is suppliecl from a positive voltage rail.

10 In the circuit diagram of me amplifier snown wnich of the followlng aqtions wouldprevent it from working? ?21v7

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swapping TR1 and TR3.swapping D1 and D2.swapping TR1 and TR2.Swapping C1 and C2.

A standing wave meter is used to measure tne :

(a) output frequency.(tr ] ef f ic iencv frequencv of tne antenna.(c) resonant frequencv of the antenna.{d} matcning of lhe antenna to the transmit ter.

To ore\rent TVI caused Dv an HF transmitter a f ilter should beTne tvpe 0f f i l ter voLt w0uld use is:

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13. Wnicn Of the fol lowing frequencies of tone would be best for receiving morse code?

(a) 800H2.(b) 50MHz.(c) 10KHz.(d) '10MHz.

14. The buffer stage of a transmitter:

(a) reduces bandwitn.(b) isolate the stages.(c) increases bandwidth.(d) increases output frequency.

15. Tnere isa restr ict ion on the heigntof an antenna within 1 km of an air f ie ld boundary.what is the l imit?

Q) 10 metres.(b) 15 metres.(c) 25 metres.(d) 50 metres.

16. All radio receivers contain a

(a) Audio ampl i f ier.(b) Loudspeaker.(c) Frequencv multiplier.(d) Demodulator.

17. The input power to a simple transmitter is taken to be tne energy supplied to the finalstage. This is best measured by:

(a) a vswR/Power Meter.(b) power drawn from power supply multiplied by the supplv voltage.(d current in the collector or anode circuit of the PA multiplied bv the applied

vottage.(d) adding about 4Qo/o t0 the output power.

18. Thecircui tbelowrepresentsaf i l terwhich mightbeused inan amateurstat ion. Whattvpe of f i lter is it?

r*-:r(a) A bandpass f i l ter .(b) A nign pass f i l ter .(c) A crvstal f i l ter.(d) A low pass f i l ter .

19. A s ingle s ideband transmit ter is operat ing on lowersideband on 1.960 MHz and ismodulated witn a pure 3000 Hz tone" wnen tuned in oi l a receiver the t ransmi l ter Vl l i l lappear to be transmif t ing on

(a) 1.957 N{}- lz.f l r ) 1.960 MHz.(c) 1.963 MHz.(d) 3000 Hz.

20. Whicn one of the foltowing callsigns show that the holder of an Amateur Radio Licence G)is operating from a Temporary Location?

(a) ZE1YYZIA.(b) ZE1XYUL.(c) 2E1KYAP.(d) 2E1XYZ|T.

21. Wnich One Of the following is NoT found in a t.r.f . receiver?

(a) Tuned circuit.(b) Mixer.(c) Detector.(d) AF ampl i f ier.

22. The frequency of mains electricity in the uK is

(a) 230 volts.(b) 60 Hz(c) 240 volts.(d) 50 Hz,

23. The d.c. input power of the power amplifier stage of a transmitter is measured by

€) connecting a power meter to the output of tne ffansmitter.(b) connecting a multimeter between the base and collector of the output transistor.(c) multiplying the supply voltage by the collector current.(d) multiplYing the base voltage bY the emitter current.

24. The purpose of a low pass filter is to

(a) reduce the strength of high freguency signals.(b) increase the strength of high frequency signals.(c) reduce the strength of low frequencv signals.(d) increase the strength of low frequency signals.

25. An amateur station should include a mains filter in order to

(a) prevent transmitter signals getting into house wiring.(b) increase the output power of the transmitter.(c) reduce the power of the ffansmitter"(d) improve the quality of the transmitted signal.

26. When sending by MOrSe telegraphy the

(a) Morse kev should be at least two feet (61 cms) from the micropnone.(b) bench top should be at such a height tnat the openator 's forearm is paral lel to the

f loor when holding the kev.(c) bench top should be at least 6 inches (15 cms) higherthan tne operator 's elbow

joint .(d) kev should not be fastened or weighted.

27. Who mav operate tne stat ion of a novice l icensee using the l icensee's cal l s ign?

(a) AnV t icensed radio amateur under direct superuision of the novice l icensee.(b) AnV novice l icensee.(c) Anv one holding an Amateur Radio Licence (A)"(d) 0nlv tne novice l icensee.

Iigitat meteii ""' ' v'ruwrr rs res'S would an anarggue meter be more suitabre tharat The accurate mI lej_.._lrr iliiiliifriiisiS ysiy lSW L?,.t3fl?;; +3 ll5;:313 ji?i,?,l,Jfffiji-oiro.t' ' '"

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I TO recelve QsL caros t t l ruugl l L l rv K)uD UJL wursou' rL 'J

(a) send stamped/addressed envelopes to the QSL manager'(b) register with the OSL bureau.(c) 0e a l icensed radio amateur '(d) be a member 0f a local c luo.

) . whicn one of the f0 l lowing does not have to be recorded in tne l0g?

(a) The frequencv bano In use(b) The t ime in uTC"(c) Tne class of emission-/ . r \ Tha d2\/ nf f l ' t t r \A/Fek

44. Which of tne followlng devlces allow current f,o tlow rrr urrs u

(a) a varlable capacitor'(b) a ffansistor'6 i Potentiometer resi$or'(cD a cliocle'

45'Whenwind|noa.coi ] jg lasimpleradloreceiver,whatwou|dbetheeffectofhavlngtoo{J' mjnv turns on the coll?

€) Tne radio tunes to loo l-o'I'i frequencY'

(b) tnt titi6 ffi;; io tog'lls:l a rrequencv'(d rnt ti'illiitd-niumolign B increased'(or rnt ii't'tEiii i6'niumbiton ls decreased'

The Schedule to Terms, Provisions and Limitations Booklet (Amateur Radio (Novice) Licence (A) and (B)).

Those licensed under an Amateur Radio (Novice) Licence (B) may not transmit on these bands between I.950 and 2gS00MHz.

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28.300-28.500MorseTelephoni,

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Primary. Available on the basisof non-interference to otherservices outside the UnitedKingdom.

Antennas limited to 20 metresabove ground level. No marit imemobile operation.

Secondary. Available on thebasis of non.interference toother services outside theUnited Kingdom

Antennas l imi ted to 20 metresabove ground level . No mari t imemobi le operat ion.

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