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carries keys, small

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Keeps them

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tact,

and you

receive

a number

and section

in return.

You

add the number

of QSO's

and

the highest

code speed

on your ARRL

Code Proficiency

Certificate,

then multiply

the

sum by

the number

of different

sec-

tions worked

for your

score.

Certificates

will be

awarded

to the high Novice

scorer

each ARRL

section. All

other classes

of amateurs

are cordially invited

to work

Novices

during

the Roundup

to help build

high scores.

In the DX

Contest, U. S. and

Canadian

hams

work the world,

sending signal reports

and the

names of their

states (including

Alaska

and Hawaii), provinces,

or territories

each

station worked. The

DX station

sends

a signal

report followed

by the trans-

mitter power. A complete

exchange earns

three points; one

-way reception, two points.

Only one contact per

station per band counts.

Then U. S. and

Canadian operators multi-

ply the

QSO points by

the

sum

of the

dif-

ferent countries worked per

band,

while

the DX stations multiply point

total by the

sum of the states and provinces

worked per

band.

NEWS AND VIEWS

Randy Crews, WA8SVP, 1293 Northport Circle,

Columbus,

Ohio,

is a big DX man, being

regular

on the

football team

"to keep my mind

off

those

DX pile-

ups."

Randy

worked 49 states as a

Novice.

Now, after nine

months as a General, he is WAC

and WAS with 65

countries included in 1300

con-

tacts.

An E. F. Johnson "Viking II" transmitter

running

180

watts,

a Hy -Gain 14 -AVQ vertical

antenna, and a

Drake 2 -B

receiver

do the work.

Randy is

president of

the

school

radio club and is

also a pheasant and duck hunter .

Bob Novas,

WN2YSR,

Loretta

Court,

Englewood Cliffs.

N.J.,

has

10 -wpm

code certificate:

the minute

he is

sure

of 13 wpm, he is going

for

his General.

two

months, Bob's

40 -watt

E. F.

Johnson

"Naviga-

tor"

transmitter,

Mosley

V -46

vertical

antenna.

and

Hammarlund HQ -100A receiver have garnered

QSL's

from 10 states,

with

more on the way . . .

Jimmy Hall, WB4AMT,

Richmond, Va., says

it's won-

derful to be selected as

the

"Amateur

Station

the Month" (November,

1966). He continues to be

surprised at the number of

people

who tell

him

about seeing

his

picture

the

magazine.

Chris Anderson,

WN8UML, 19303 Farmington

Rd..

Livonia, Mich., used

variety

of equipment

his

first few

months

the

air.

Starting

out with a

borrowed Johnson

"Adventurer"

transmitter

feed-

ing an inverted

-V antenna and a Hammarlund

HQ -129A receiver',

he worked five

states and

Canada. Now.

using a home -brew seven

-wafter

and

Drake

2 -B

receiver,

Chris

has nine

states

and 147

contacts

-all on

meters ...

Mike

Wilke,

ANNUAL BANQUET

The Lake County (Indiana) Amateur Radio

Club,

Inc., will hold

its

14th annual banquet

6:30 p.m.,

CST, on

February

11, at Teibel's

Restaurant, where U.S. Routes

30 and

intersect. There

will be entertainment

and

prizes

as well as food. Tickets

are available

($4 each) from

William DeGeer, WA9MOE,

3601 Tyler

St., Gary, Ind. 46402.

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