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Tell us About You: Name:  Callsign Mailing Address:  City:  State/Province:  Zip/PC: Country:  E-mail address: Daytime Phone:  Evening Phone: Fax:   Cellular/Alternate Phone: About the Idea and Information You're Offering: Please summarize your technology proposal or idea, using the space provided (we will request detailed information later on technologies selected for further study): Please summarize, using the space provided, how this technology or idea will benefit the Amateur Radio Service, and if applicable, what benefits it might provide beyond Amateur Radio: Please indicate the broad category(ies) into which your input fits (please explain all other categories): Is it : Analog communications Digital communications Hybrid analog/digital communications Antennas Other If other, why? Is its primary application for: Transmitting Receiving Both transmitting and receiving Other If other, why? Is the technology intended for a specific frequency range? Yes No If yes, is it primarily intended for use on: MF HF VHF UHF Microwave Light Other If other, what? Do current FCC rules permit the full application of this technology on amateur frequencies? Yes No Not sure Is this technology currently in use (pick all that are applicable) In Amateur Radio? In commercial services? In other radio services? None of the above? Additional Information and discussion (if applicable): You may also send email to ttfinput@arrl.org with separate information that explains your proposal and discusses what you think ARRL can do to best use this idea or technology for the good of the Amateur Radio Service. Please be concise. The TTF will request detailed information on technologies selected for further study. The Technology Task Force can be reached at: ARRL Technology Task Force c/o Ed Hare, W1RFI 225 Main St. Newington, CT 06111 E-mail: ttfinput@arrl.org