The CRES Amateur Radio Club held a meeting over lunch on Wednesday,
21 March 2001.  The meeting was called to order by President Gordy
Lashley/WD8CZG at 11:40 AM.  Those in attendance were:  KD8ZG, K8RSP,
KD8BJ, WB7AIZ, WD8EBS, WD8CZG, WB9PXH, KC8ORL, KC8HIH, K9RV, K8TX,
WA8HPW, KD8UT, N8YXK, KA8ZRT, K8LJ and KD8WK.

The Treasurer reported $953.37 was on deposit in Telhio, $23.61 in
petty cash, $9.51 on deposit with the CRES Club, and $30 in undeposited
dues.  Dues for the 2001 calendar year are now being collected.  The
access code has been changed for the club room, and only those renewing
their membership will be eligible to receive it.

Gordy again asked for someone to volunteer to chair the Field Day
committee.

Dave Jeffords/KC8ORL indicated that several interesting programs are in
the works:  AEP has agreed to send a speaker to talk to us about their
RF interference program.  Universal Amateur Radio has agreed to host
an evening or afternoon meeting where they could showcase their latest
amateur gear to the club.  Also, Jerry may be able to get someone to
talk about MARS.

Art Grandle/KD8ZG announced our next test session will be held at
the Parkview Presbyterian Church in Reynoldsburg on April 7th.  VEs
will meet for breakfast at 7:30 AM, or at the church at 9:00 AM to
conduct the tests.

Other new and old business was deferred and the meeting was adjourned
at 11:50 AM to allow Bob Kenyon/K8LJ the most time to give a talk on
antennas and feedlines.  Bob gave an interesting and useful talk and
demonstration of a popular antenna modeling program.  He also gave out
the following useful URLs:

	eznec.com/demoinfo.htm
	www.cebik.com
	www.antenneX.com
	ac6v.com/antprojects.htm

Respectfully submitted,
Rob Stampfli
CRES-ARC Secretary