[PPRAANet] Hams interested in forming a 10-10 group
DESloan at aol.com
DESloan at aol.com
Wed Apr 20 22:43:39 EDT 2011
Unless 10-10 has change something you will need to call it something
different. A few years ago I wanted to start a local chapter and they told me
the only way to use the same name "Pikes Peak Chapter" was to have a record
of the number given to every number. The group at that time said they wanted
the old name. I spent several months trying to run down a database.
Located a partial in Arizona but never did find a database of all assigned
numbers. I still have my 'place mat' (picture of Pikes Peak) with chapter number
on it. Hope that you can come up with a good plan.
Their is a local chapter 'Colorado Quarter-Master' and the chapter head
is Richard Moore KC0CMZ and he lives in Widefield. His email is listed on
QRZ. I just checked and it was de-afiliated in Feb 2010. So, I guess that
Richard had stopped having nets and didn't make his reports. When I lived
there I had to call him and remind him about reports.
Good luck,
Dave Sloan N0EOP
31033
In a message dated 4/20/2011 10:00:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
dickt at w0raa.com writes:
Count me in Mike. My 10X number is 23811. I've had it since before dirt
was here. Hi Hi.
There used to be a 10X Chapter here in the Springs, but, as you know, it
no
longer exists. I think it was called the Pikes Peak Chapter.
Keep me informed on the progress.
Dick
W0RAA
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Subject: [PPRAANet] Hams interested in forming a 10-10 group
> Here is the information to form a 10-10 group here in the Colorado
> Springs
> area. If you are interested please e-mail me.
>
> Mike WV7T
> The basic purposes of the 10-10 International Net, Inc. are "...to
> promote
> activity on the 10 meter band, to handle traffic and to assist radio
> amateurs in improving their technical skills and operating
> procedures...."
> Chapters are responsible for promoting these purposes on a local level
> particularly during periods of minimum sunspot activity.
>
> A. What is a 10-10 Chapter? A 10-10 Chapter is a group of 10-10 members
> in good standing, normally, but not necessarily, located in the same
> geographic area (ground wave distance), who wish to participate in the
> activities
> of the 10-10 International Net, Inc. Although the Chapter exists to
> promote
> the purposes of the International group on a local basis, the 10-10
> International Net, Inc. will not be liable for physical or verbal
> activities of
> the Chapters.
>
> B. Basic Requirements for Becoming a 10-10 Chapter
>
> 1. U.S. Chapters consist of seven or more members except for Alaska and
> Hawaii. Alaska, Hawaii, and all DX Chapters must have five or more
> members.
> Members must be in good standing (dues paid). The 10-10 Database
Manager
> may
> be consulted about the membership status of potential Chapter members.
>
> 2. A Chapter must have a name and must conduct weekly scheduled nets.
>
> 3. They must select a Chapter Head whose responsibilities are detailed
> later.
>
> 4. The group must complete a '10-10 Chapter Application,' copy enclosed,
> and forward to the Chapter Coordinator for approval by the Chapter
> Relations
> Committee. The Chapter Coordinator will adjust frequencies to prevent
> conflicts and may suggest alternate frequencies in order to use the
> entire 10
> meter band.
>
> 5. Nets may meet on any mode as permitted for that portion of the 10
> meter
> band.
> C. Chapter Privileges
>
> 1. May participate as a Chapter in all 10-10 contests in accordance with
> published rules. (Chapter members within 150 miles of the Chapter may
> assign
> their score to the Chapter.)
>
> 2. May issue a Chapter Certificate. Charges assessed for the
Certificate
> program should not exceed chapter costs of the program. May issue a
> chapter
> number only via email or for an S.A.S.E. (self addressed stamped
> envelope)
>
> 3. May elect officers, have a treasury and charge dues or raise funds
by
> any lawful means.
>
> 4. May support any activity deemed good for amateur radio.
>
> D. Chapter Reporting
> A responsible chapter official must report to the Chapter Coordinator.
> This is done quarterly. If there are no changes to the previous report,
> then
> the chapter can go for up to a year without reporting. A report must
then
> be
> made even though no changes have been made. These reports may be made
via
> the U.S. Postal Service or via email. For access to the reporting
forms,
> go to the "Resources" and click on it, from the pop-up menu choose
> "Forms",
> (The forms are in the fourth row.)
> E. Reasons for Terminating Chapter Affiliation
>
> 1. Failure to file a quarterly report for four consecutive quarters.
>
> 2. Suspension of net operations for more than a three month period.
> Permission to suspend must be obtained from the Chapter Manager.
>
> 3. Deliberately furnishing incorrect information on report.
>
> 4. Conduct unbecoming an amateur radio operator.
>
> F. Responsibilities of the Chapter Head
>
> 1. The chapter head shall guide the activities of the chapter and is
> responsible for keeping the membership interested and motivated to
> operate on 10
> meters, participate in 10-10 activities, and promote the purposes of the
> 10-10 International Net, Inc.
>
> 2. The chapter head shall be the liaison between the chapter and the
> parent organization, usually through the Chapter Coordinator.
>
> 3. The chapter head may appoint an assistant and/or create local
> committees if necessary.
>
> 4. The chapter head or his designated representative shall report
> quarterly to the Chapter Coordinator on the approved form or via e-mail
> if desired.
>
> 5. The chapter head must secure approval of the Chapter Coordinator
prior
> to changing net operations (day, time or frequency) and/or certificate
> requirements. Approval for temporary changes (e.g. for one month's
> duration) in
> net operations need not be obtained. The Chapter Coordinator and the
> 10-10
> membership at large, however, should be notified -
>
> 6. Chapter heads of chapters with certificate programs should be aware
> that the position of Certificate Manager requires a lot of time and
> effort.
> Much of a chapter's success - or failure - depends on the timely and
> faithful
> performance by the C.M.
>
> 7. The chapter head (or his designee) should consult with the Chapter
> Coordinator about any questions regarding operation which may develop.
> Use this
> link to obtain a copy of the _Chapter Application form._
> (http://www.ten-ten.org/Forms/Chapter%20Application.pdf)
> 8. The Chapter Head must be a member in good-standing and continue so
> until he/she gives up the position.
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