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point, except

Novice

contacts

count five

points.

Contacts between

New

England

and

foreign stations

count

three points. Stations

outside

of New

England

multiply their QSO

points

the number of N.E. counties

(max-

imum

67)

plus the number

of N.E.

states

(maximum 6)

worked.

N.E. stations

multi-

ply

SQO

points

by sum

of states

and coun-

ties worked and again by the

number of

countries and continents

worked. Suggested

frequencies:

CW, 3575, 7080, 14,075,

21,090,

28,090

kHz,

and

all Novice frequencies.

Phone:

7290, 14,340, 21,440, and

28,690

kHz.

Logs

go to: Thomas D.

Walsh,

K1VGM,

Neponset Rd.,

Quincy,

Mass. 02169. In-

clude stamped

return

envelope for

list

winners

desired. Also, if you plan to

"all out" to win

one

of the many trophies

and certificates offered

to various amateur

and

SWL winners,

stamped

envelope

Tom will

get

you

official

contest rules.

Useful CW Operating Manual. A

few

years ago, we

recommended the

booklet,

Condensed

Manual of

Radiotelegraph

Operating

Procedure

and

Technique for

the

Amateur

Service,"

published

by the

Aero-

nautical Center Amateur

Radio Club,

Inc.,

Postal Station 18, Oklahoma

City,

Ok. 73169,

a good

investment for

any amateur

who

wants to be a good

operator.

We repeat

the recommendation,

and

you

can hardly

beat the price of

cents, postpaid.

Another Try

at Reciprocity. No sooner

had

Barry

Goldwater, W7UGA, returned to

the

halls

Congress

than he introduced

a new

resolution to

permit

certain

aliens to

have

ham

stations.

Barry proposed

an amendment

to the Communications Act

permitting eligi-

Sid Tryzbiak, WB4HXP (ex-

WA1HJM), has worked

states

and

five

countries

phone

the

short

time he has

been in Orlando, Fla.

His equipment

includes

Hammarlund

HG -170A

receiver, Johnson

Valiant

transmitter,

an all

-band

vertical,

-meter

dipole

well as

rotary

-meter

dipole

antenna.

ble

aliens to operate amateur

radio stations

in the USA.

Chances of passage

are not

con-

sidered too good

since

there is a

Congressional

underground

movement to scrap

the

whole

Communications

Act and start

over

-rather

than

continuing to make

piecemeal

amend-

ments.

It's

a shame, since

numerous

countries

permit our

duly licensed

hams to operate

within their

borders.

With

a Globe Scout

350A transmitter and Lafayette

-80 receiver, Jack

Reece,

WNOVLT, Cameron, Mo.,

has

worked 36 states

and three Canadian provinces.

NEWS AND VIEWS

Bill

Neidlinger WB4EBD,

1924 Ashland Dr.,

Clear-

water,

Fla.

33515,

remembers

hurricane

Gladys in

October; it

blew

down

his antenna

tower!

The

new

tower

a Rohn

60-

footer

supporting

Mos-

ley Classics

, 15

-, 20 -meter

beam and a Hy -Gain

DB -62

for

6 and

meters. He

also has a 40

-meter

dipole. Inside

the shack are Hallicrafters

-62

and

-146

receivers

and an HT -46

transmitter,

.plus

AMECO

TX -62

transmitter and associated

gear. Bill operates

CW exclusively,

has worked

all

states,

and

active

the

Amateur

Radio Emer-

gency

Corps (AREC) and

the Clearwater

Amateur

Radio Society.

Gregory Ginn, WB6ZNM,

1240 21st

St., Hermosa

Beach,

Calif. 90254. encloses

the following note

when he sends

a QSL

card, "Ur

QSL will

be ouch

appreciated and will be displayed in my

shack

for

all to

see

and envy." Greg has

worked

countries

and

the 50

states. running 100

watts into

-. 15 -,

20 -meter

triband

beam with

Hallicrafters

-111

receiver doing

the

huffing

and a Gonset

GSB

-100

transmitter

doing the puffing. Twenty

-meter DX

chasing is Greg's

favorite

facet

of amateur radio;

his

big ambition

to become

the QSL manager

for

a DX

station.

. .Steve Korn WN2FKE, 12

Sander-

son, West Caldwell, N.J. 07006,

worked

35 states

and

16 countries in two months as

a Novice. He

uses a

Knight -_:it T -60

transmitter.

Lafayette

-500 receiver, and

Hy -Gain

-AVQ vertical

antenna.

Possibly having

the antenna mounted

feet

above the

ground on

the

roof of

a building

has

something

do with how

well

Steve

gets

out.

Eightly

meters followed by

15 meters

are his fa-

vorite bands.

David Anderson, WN1JXD,

Hutchins

Ct., E-

Greenwich, R.I. 02818.

runs 35

watts to a

Lysco

transmitter

----a popular

unit about 15

years

ago. It,

conjunction with

Hallicrafters

S -120

receiver

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