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Program Speakers | Main page | A talk on general hospital communications geared toward the amateur radio operators. -- Duane Mariotti (WB9RER) of Riverside, CA -- I am the coordinator for the Kaiser Permanente Amateur Radio Network (KPARN) in Southern California. I am writing you for two reasons: 1. I provide a talk on general hospital communications geared toward the amateur radio operator. This talk has been presented nationally as well as locally and is typically well received by the ham radio community. If your group is interested in a speaker, happy to assist. 2. While KP has many internal radio operators, KPARN is always looking for additional members who would like to specifically support our hospital emergency communications needs. If there is anyone in your organization, or a note in your newsletter concerning this, it would be appreciated. You may visit the KPARN website at www.kparn.org for further background information. Thanks in advance for your consideration. 73 Duane WB9RER duane_mariotti@yahoo.com KD6FJV Presentation -- Joy Matlack (KD6FJV) of Torrance, CA -- Has several presentation topics to choose from starting with an overall presentation of the BakerToVegas Relay Race and its communications; Amateur Radio Expo is an exciting program and is designed to help clubs learn how to present Ham Radio to the public; other presentations include mobile command post radio configurations; emergency communications; Integration between Ham Operators and Served Agencies; Event Coordination and Planning; and various other Emergency Communications Training Topics. Joy can be reached at e-mail address: rbvcom1@b2v.org / by phone at 562-644-6850 or on the website at: www.b2v.org W6DQ Presentations -- Dennis Kidder (W6DQ) of Fullerton, CA -- There are Five very interesting programs to choose from. - by Dennis Kidder, W6DQ. N6VI Presentations -- Marty Woll (N6VI) of Chatsworth, CA -- There are Several very interesting programs to choose. from. - by Marty Woll, N6VI. He can be reached at n6vi@earthlink.net Working Amateur Satellites with an HT -- Clint Bradford (K6LCS) of Mira Loma, CA -- Click here for more in depth detail. Sponsored by Clint Bradford, K6LCS. ARRL Southwestern Division Director Dick Norton, N6AA -- Dick Norton (N6AA) of Topanga, CA -- Is available to speak to clubs and organizations about impending legislation and current events of interest to the ARRL and its members. Dick can be reached at e-mail: n6aa@arrl.org RTVI and Electrical Safety -- Charlie Basham (N6DZW) of Huntington Beach, CA -- This two-part presentation is provided by Southern California Edison’s subject matter experts regarding two important electrical issues that have significant impact on ham radio operators. Each topic can also be presented by itself. Click here for more information. Speakers Charlie Basham, N6DZW can be reached at: Charlie.Basham@sce.com or call 714-895-0327. Co-speaker Brian Thorson can be reached at e-mail address: Brian.Thorson@sce.com or call by phone at: 909-226-2015 Radio and TV Interference (RTVI) Presentation -- Brian C Thorson of Corona, CA -- Brian now holds a CSCE as a General Class Amateur. He passed Tech and General on September 18, 2008 in Huntington Beach. Here is his Bio and RTVI description. He can be reached at e-mail address: Brian.Thorson@sce.com or call him at: 909-226-2015 Brian C. Thorson EMF Specialist Tower and Antenna Installer -- Skip Bolnick (KJ6Y) of Woodland Hills, CA -- Skip is the Southern California's most prominent professional Tower and Antenna Installer. Skip has several programs to choose from:
Skip, KJ6Y can be reached at e-mail kj6y@aol.com or by phone at (818) 887-3569 How to work DX - DXpedition talk is available -- Paul Playford (W8AEF) of Phoenix, AZ -- Paul is the DXer, he can be reached at paul@w8aef.com Topics (one per meeting) include -- Bill Campbell (K6AAX) of Orange, CA -- PLEASE NOTE: Due to health reasons Bill is temporarily unable to give presentations. Please check with him toward the end of the year. AM Transmitter, AM Receiver, FM Transmitter, FM Receiver, How to use a Multimeter, and Mobile Antennas. These talks have been particularly well received by new hams. --Bill Campbell, K6AXX, of Orange, CA, is retired from teaching at USC in the EE Department. Bill can be reached at: (714) 637-0659. D-STAR - Communications -- Ken Chafin (W6CPA) of La Crescenta, CA -- Ken can be reached at e-mail address kchafin1@pacbell.net or go to his website at: www.w6cpa.com PowerPoint-Illustrated lecture, Radio Frequency Re-Use Over Terrain -- Michael Scofield (N6OKG) of Loma Linda, CA -- This presentation employs over 130 PowerPoint slides containing images, computer-generated maps (of transmitter locations), and historic maps showing the re-use of radio frequencies in a number of bands. I have done this talk for a number of local radio clubs (Corona, Riverside, Pasadena, La Crescenta, Long Beach). A descriptive document is attached. I also have several other presentations for amateur radio groups, including an introduction to emergency communication under crisis conditions (I have given that about 20 times). --Michael Scofield (N6OKG) can be reached at e-mail nmscofield@aol.com The Manteno Expedition: Adventures On A Balsa Raft -- John Haslett (KI6MCB) of Pacific Palisades, CA -- John was the man who gave the excellent presentation on his balsa raft adventures in South American waters at our convention last year. His talk is very good and very entertaining. I have read his book Manteno, and it is very good also. If your club would like to have him as a speaker at a club meeting please contact him at jfhaslett@gmail.com. I think that you will enjoy the presentation, and it is educational as well. Yes, Amateur Radio is involved. Please pass this on to other clubs that you may be involved with. There is more information here. |
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