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.AMATE'O'Jl JlADIO aLUB FREgUENClES 3760 Khz, $004 Mhz " 14405 Mhz OTTAWA, ONTAJlIO Vol 10 No 6 onAWA V"AmY MOBILE RADIO CLUB, INCORPORATED, Ottawa, Ont ~ June 67 Editor: Ed Morgan, VE3GXiJ 755 Hamlet Road, Ottawa 8, Ontario, Canada 0 1967 EDCUTlVE President: Ed Morgan, 1JE.3GXllTel 733-1721 Vice Prefl: R-ernie Bes.t, ilR33H, Tel 745-3151 Tech" AdvIser: Read Easton, W5PSY/VE311 Tel 829-060] Secretary: 'red Duncan~ 'ilE3GGQ., Tel 72"9=0607 T"reltsurer: .Gary Ryan, lf2Y'YP/VE3 Tel 731- 5950 Publicity Chairman: Ron Hutchins9n, VE3GFL, Tel 733-7538 Pa-st Pres: JS'ck Whittingham, 'iE3 ye, 72.2-7076 Past Vice Pres:: Hank Harley, VE.3BRE, 722..• 7468 POT HOLENE.~: Official C1.ubNet 0 Meets every Saturday & sunday at 10 U. loeal time on 3760 Khzo On ga·tttrdays only, the Club Spon~JOred .S-W,AP NET condueted by V&3YCfollows immedia·tely ater roll. call <> Open to all. radl.e: amateurs 0 M.ONITORING FACILITY: VE}CGOmani tara 3760 Khz dail.y from approx 8 a to 6 PM ~~r loeal mobile, or out or tawo traffic" NOTICE OF MONTHLY MmTING PLACK: Vincent lCa-ssey :Park TD.!rE Be DATE: 7030 PM~ THURSDAY, 8 .Tun e 67 PROGRAM In keepfng" with the practice of former years, Club meetings f'or the months of June, July and Auguat will be out-o:r-door type informal meetingso The June 8th meeting will be held in the same area 5 last year and is designed to ~nable members to view other mobile installations as well as provide an opportunity f~r an eye~ball type ~SOo 'the earlier tiIqe is desi,gped to take advantage of' daylight. Come and bring the family! REPORT ON THE LAST MEETING The laat meeting was held t DO Hq on the Richmond Road to enable Mr. Jenkins EYO Co=ordinator for ottawa, Carleton Coo, and the City of Eastview to utilize his equipment to illustrate bis talk" Mr. Jenkins out~ined the EMO organizatim at both Provincial and Federal level and ssociated responsiblities. He !fIso describ~ the present Provincial Radio Ne:twork as well s that of the police~ fire and public utilities. Th~ future plans ith respect to commun- ications were given and some portable units ere v iIable ~or the aerutiny of the members" I am sure tb t most of us were not aware of tremendous pro~ gress that :lias been made b DO.in the Ottawa area and Mr •• Jenkins is to be congratulated for bis succesful ef'forts which muet h ,ve entailed great deal of' dedicated work on his pl!t'rt. 'fhank YOtI very much indeed Mr .•Jenkins for a most interesting and informative talk 1 OUr second guest !!peaker \Rut Rees Po-wel~t VE]DJK from Corn all who is one of' two RSO delegates representing the Ott~wa DOT districto Rees went into the history of RSQ deacribing in detail the many problems and shortcomings which existed in the pasto He outlined the present organization and their future planso It would appear that RSO i"a f-orging ahead and much new blood has been introduced whfch will result in an organization which will truly be rep- resentative of amateur radio in Ontariao Resa was so convincing that 10 new memners signed up at the conclusion of his stirring address. Membership in R30 is for one year from the d te o~ applicationo Al1 Ontario amateurs inter- eated in the wel£are and f"uture of amateur radio should join and thereby lend

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Page 1: INCORPORATED, 8, - OVMRC · 2011. 12. 8. · .AMATE'O'Jl JlADIO aLUB FREgUENC lES 3760 Khz, $004 Mhz " 14405 Mhz OTTAWA, ONTAJlIO Vol 10 No 6 onAWA V"AmY MOBILE RADIO CLUB, INCORPORATED,

.AMATE'O'Jl JlADIO

aLUB FREgUENClES3760 Khz, $004 Mhz

" 14405 Mhz

OTTAWA, ONTAJlIO

Vol 10 No 6 onAWA V"AmY MOBILE RADIO CLUB, INCORPORATED, Ottawa, Ont ~ June 67

Editor: Ed Morgan, VE3GXiJ 755 Hamlet Road, Ottawa 8, Ontario, Canada 0

1967 EDCUTlVEPresident: Ed Morgan, 1JE.3GXllTel 733-1721Vice Prefl: R-ernie Bes.t, ilR33H, Tel 745-3151Tech" AdvIser: Read Easton, W5PSY/VE311 Tel 829-060]Secretary: 'red Duncan~ 'ilE3GGQ.,Tel 72"9=0607T"reltsurer: .Gary Ryan, lf2Y'YP/VE3 Tel 731- 5950Publicity Chairman: Ron Hutchins9n, VE3GFL, Tel 733-7538Pa-st Pres: JS'ck Whittingham, 'iE3ye, 72.2-7076Past Vice Pres:: Hank Harley, VE.3BRE, 722..•7468

POT HOLENE.~: Official C1.ubNet 0 Meets every Saturday & sunday at 10 U. loealtime on 3760 Khzo On ga·tttrdays only, the Club Spon~JOred .S-W,AP NET condueted byV&3YCfollows immedia·tely ater roll. call <> Open to all. radl.e: amateurs 0

M.ONITORINGFACILITY: VE}CGOmani tara 3760 Khz dail.y from approx 8 a to 6 PM~~r loeal mobile, or out or tawo traffic"

NOTICE OF MONTHLY MmTING

PLACK: Vincent lCa-ssey :Park

TD.!rE Be DATE: 7030 PM~ THURSDAY, 8 .Tun e 67

PROGRAM

In keepfng" with the practice of former years, Club

meetings f'or the months of June, July and Auguat willbe out-o:r-door type informal meetingso The June 8thmeeting will be held in the same area 5 last year andis designed to ~nable members to view other mobileinstallations as well as provide an opportunity f~ran eye~ball type ~SOo 'the earlier tiIqe is desi,gped totake advantage of' daylight. Come and bring the family!

REPORT ON THE LAST MEETINGThe laat meeting was held t DO Hq on the Richmond Road to enable Mr. JenkinsEYO Co=ordinator for ottawa, Carleton Coo, and the City of Eastview to utilizehis equipment to illustrate bis talk" Mr. Jenkins out~ined the EMO organizatimat both Provincial and Federal level and ssociated responsiblities. He

!fIso describ~ the present Provincial Radio Ne:twork as well s that of thepolice~ fire and public utilities. Th~ future plans ith respect to commun­ications were given and some portable units ere v iIable ~or the aerutinyof the members" I am sure tb t most of us were not aware of tremendous pro~gress that :lias been made b DO.in the Ottawa area and Mr•• Jenkins is to becongratulated for bis succesful ef'forts which muet h ,ve entailed great dealof' dedicated work on his pl!t'rt. 'fhank YOtI very much indeed Mr .•Jenkins fora most interesting and informative talk 1OUr second guest !!peaker \Rut Rees Po-wel~t VE]DJK from Corn all who is one of'two RSO delegates representing the Ott~wa DOT districto Rees went into thehistory of RSQ deacribing in detail the many problems and shortcomings whichexisted in the pasto He outlined the present organization and their futureplanso It would appear that RSO i"a f-orging ahead and much new blood hasbeen introduced whfch will result in an organization which will truly be rep­resentative of amateur radio in Ontariao Resa was so convincing that 10new memners signed up at the conclusion of his stirring address. Membership inR30 is for one year from the d te o~ applicationo Al1 Ontario amateurs inter­eated in the wel£are and f"uture of amateur radio should join and thereby lend

Page 2: INCORPORATED, 8, - OVMRC · 2011. 12. 8. · .AMATE'O'Jl JlADIO aLUB FREgUENC lES 3760 Khz, $004 Mhz " 14405 Mhz OTTAWA, ONTAJlIO Vol 10 No 6 onAWA V"AmY MOBILE RADIO CLUB, INCORPORATED,

?~ & HAPPy MORTLING

-2-their support 0 If for ~ome reason you do not like RSOor the way they arehandling things, the only ay to correct the situatiolll is to join and letyour opinions be known through your repreaentativeo KnQcking the organi~at ionfrom without will aceomplfsh nothing! Jcin and then let your voice be heardt·Thank you very much Reelii for your intereating talk and I do hope you willvisit us again aome time in the not tea distant rutureo To join send$2000 to Radio Society ofP Ontario Inco, F 00 Box, 334, station "U"', Torontol8i' Ontario 0 Be sure to include your name;, ca.ll, ~(:fclresa; DOTdistrict 0

FIELD DAY JUNE 24/25 67That da.y of d ya is rolling around &gaino O~r FD chairman. !lead , \f5}>SY/VE3had to relinquish his past due to the preasure o~ busineas~ Ron Hutchinson,VEjGFL. haa been appointed in his placeo R&nia assistetl by Gord, VE,3I)MU andBernie, VE,3SH 0 The FD site will be at the farm of Bill Manson, VE3YKas it haa been for the pa~t several yearso To get there proceed along high­way 17 to the (:O!nstanceBay turn-off, immediately upon leaving 17 you willsee a hot dog stand in the ~orm o~ a bUBo Near the stand is dirt roadheading in a. northerly direction 0 ~ke t.his road·· t the 'end o~ which youwill find •. YMCA. Camp0 Turn left and continue ~or over a. mile to Mansons:farm which is located on your right hand sideo There nIl be signs enronteto.asa1st yoao I~ is very easy to :find and ~ convenient distance fromOttawa" Bo:n 3G-FL will be calling you to find out whether or nbt you willbe attending" Partieipate and even if you think you are a. bum operatorthere are m&nythings you ean do to assist and still have lots o:f fun. Wewill be running two transmi tters, One a.~Woand one s..S.:B. .

OTTAWA. 6 WTER AM REPEAT:E1LThis repeater I am sure is unique in VHFcircleso VE2GCOha1ifbeen operatingaince November 11th, 1966 deapi te· gomeproblems enc·ountered during the monthof Februaryo The tranamitter output is 12 watts on 50050 Mhz and the receiverinput is 144090 Mhz with 2 microvolt turn-on thresholdo The transmitting ant.is a f wave vertical ground plane and the receiving antenna is a.t ave vert-~ca1 dipoleo So far the best dx is a.s :follows: Ott wa VK3CLW/3 100 MWwalkie ta.lkie~ Governeur N.Y WA2AKZ using 75 Wand horizontial b~a.moVE3·CGD/MI~ miles ea.st of Pern.prokeOnt0 using 15 wo and 5/8 Wavevertical 0 15 MilesE at of Hawkesbury Ont VE2A3G/M using }Q watts and a ,/8 vertical.. ArtVE3CGDand Andre VK3a~are to complimented for their unique contributions tov.HF by virtue of this 2 meter t~ 6 meter AM re!eatero It certainly ia a firgtin the annals of" VHF repeater9'o ecmgr~tula,tiong men 1

ATTENTION ALL VHJl QugrsIMIs~eNRd Auditorium on SUssex Dri~e iri~y June 23rd 1967 at 8.00· PMwill head­line Bi.ll Sykes G2HCGa.s-guest speaker for all. intereated amateurs.. Billis the managing director of" It J" BeamAerials Ltd, the European developer ofthe Skeleton SI.ot· VHFantemmo Bill is· the Ii 1. kropean to contact PeurtoRico vi 2. meter moan bo-uneeo He holds daily e-hedulea with the Isle ofNight ~aily on 2 meterg and 432 Mhz dist nc~ o~ well beyon~ the line ofsight 0 He will. be'··in town vi itiing an ola 1riend W5psY/VE.} and has graci ouslyagreed to address the local amateurs on the sub.iect of VHFantenna-a- &tenera~lvand in particular the Skel.eton saQ~o He ~ll alao coverther aspects o~ VHFand will be pleaged! to answer any VHFquestion from the audience.. Wearea.ttempting to' publicize hi~ Tiait &a much poss-ible but rely on ypu to adviseother ~eur9 that may not be associated with loe 1 clubs. Spread the gospeland lets have a nice turn-out ~. r Bill. wh 1 one of' the moat prominent Europ­e~n VHFamatel1rso All interested amateura are cordially invi ted to ttend ..ftAMBLINGSBill V&}DqM is back from the frigid Nor hlands and is again putting our a mostp'otent mobile signal ---welcome home Bill -.0.- VE4BY ex 3aSF and his charm­ing XYLFran were recent visitors from Winnipeg ----Hank operates mobile onlyat present but man ges>to work into ottawa ---they re gradually getting acc­limatized to Winnipeg -000- VEGBR& Hank ia no a c1Til1 n . ter many yearsof distinguisarl service with the RCAF ---Best 01 luck to you in your new civ­i.lian job- OM-0 0 ~- Jae-k Wh1tt1ngh m Jr has: been &s~igned the ¢all of '1E3BYL.and haa a ,Swan 3:5'<> •• fth AC'am DC: po eraupply---hel i 'bout or haaJ tri ed hi sPhone licence Bindwill goon be on f'one mobile and f'ixed -0."- Rill.U3BFl hashis- sa 101 completea and is operation&!. :rixed af1±er many years away f'romamataur ra-dio ---welcome back BflX -000- VE3GAfH Gord haa his new HWl2ACworking FB fixed and mobile and puts out very goad s-ignal -51""- GI.en exVE2BZNformer VE]BPTis· now aigning VEJRMJ in Ottawa --welcome back to ottawa.we missed you OM·-000- VE3YC Jack ia converting hia gar ge into an item comp­limentary to his ~mming pool -000- ~3VI Mae is now SSBm~bile with higsa 100 and putting out & very FB signal .-0-0

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