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7/18/03

Guidelines for HF High Speed STA.

1. As requested by HSMM:
   28.100 to 28.300 MHz, 200 kHz, 600 bps
   50.600 to 50.800 MHz, 200 kHz, 600 bps.

2. HSMM also requested 50 kHz or more in the 3.5, 7 and 10 MHz bands and 100 kHz in the 21 MHz band which cannot be supported by TTF. Following successful implementation at the two authorized bands, a second STA will be considered by TTF at one or more of the lower frequency bands on a limited basis to analyze feasibility.

3. The HSMM WG must define the stations and locations to participate in the STA.

4. The remaining parameters of the STA request were accepted by TTF.

5. Some funding will be proposed by the TTF to support a number of transceivers to be deployed.

TTF 1
Harrison

MOVED that the ARRL Board of Directors select Barry Malowanchuk, VE4MA as the recipient of the 2003 ARRL Microwave Development Award recognizing his contributions to the amateur community in microwave equipment design and development.

TTF 2
Frenaye

MOVED that the ARRL Board of Directors select Jonathan P Taylor, K1RFD as the recipient of the 2003 ARRL Technical Innovation Award recognizing his contributions in the development and support of Echolink.

TTF 3
Bodson

MOVED that the ARRL Board of Directors select Dan Hampton, K4ITL as the recipient of the 2003 ARRL Technical Service Award recognizing his contributions as Technical Coordinator and to enable a network of repeaters on the coast of North Carolina serving emergency communications.

TTF 4
Roderick

MOVED that the ARRL Board of Directors select James S Butler, KB4LJV as the recipient of the 2003 ARRL Technical Service Award recognizing his contributions as Technical Coordinator and to share his project designs with others.