Yellowstone County siren test results

Yellowstone County siren test results
Ron Glass of the YARES organization, Yellowstone Amateur Radio Emergency Services , reported that people from their group were stationed at each siren. They reported that all sirens worked and rotated properly tonight at 6PM. The sirens are tested once …
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WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula
Those earning an entry-level license will be able to communicate with other hams worldwide and participate in the Amateur Radio Emergency Service. PORT ANGELES — The inaugural Port Angeles Cash Mob event will be held Saturday.
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HITB SecConf 2009 Malaysia: APRS/HAM Radio 3/7

Clip 3/7 Speaker: Malaysian Amateur Radio Emergency Service MARES 1. Introduction to Amateur Radio, History of Ham Radio in Malaysia 2. APRS Introduction 3. Communication with ISS, the amateur radio way 4. Emergency Communication For more information go to: bit.ly
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Field Day 2002 Video Excerpt

This video is slightly under two minutes and demonstrates how a contact is completed on the HF band during a radio contest. This video was shot during the 2002 Field Day event sponsored by the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). There were two clubs that were involved with this Field Day: the Central Ohio Amateur Radio Emergency Service (COARES), and the Voice of Aladdin Radio Club. The callsign used was W8FEZ.

This video will show you how to connect DV-Dongle and install the software, check your sound.
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Greater Manchester ARES (New Hampshire) — PSA — Emergency Communications

Public Service Announcement on Emergency Communications Greater Manchester Amateur Radio Emergency Service (GM-ARES) New Hampshire Thanks to the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) for the use of their video in this PSA. K9AMG
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Clip 1/7 Speaker: Malaysian Amateur Radio Emergency Service MARES 1. Introduction to Amateur Radio, History of Ham Radio in Malaysia 2. APRS Introduction 3. Communication with ISS, the amateur radio way 4. Emergency Communication For more information go to: bit.ly
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http://skywarn.mcaraweb.com/ Hurricane Hazards Seminar Intro-Jill Roberts WQCS

skywarn.mcaraweb.com Hurricane Hazards Seminar on July 30, 2011 sponsored by Indian River State College WQCS radio station, along with the National Weather Service and Martin County SKYWARN held at the Chastain campus, Stuart Florida, in the Wolf Center. Guest speakers Jill Roberts for WQCS, Ron Tagg from the Martin County SKYWARN group, Stephen Marshall from Martin County Amateur Radio Emergency Service, Keith Hollman, Director Martin County Department of Emergency Management, and the keynote speaker, Dr. Scott Sprat, WCM from National WEather Service, Melbourne.
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WOW!! Amateur Radio Today – Take a L@@K!!

Make sure to visit the American Radio Relay League website for more information – www.arrl.org . Getting into Amateur Radio is easier now than ever before. ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio. The ARRL is a member-society and International Secretariat of the International Amateur Radio Union. —————————————————————————– Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) – www.arrl.org National Traffic System (NTS) – www.arrl.org National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (National VOAD) – www.nvoad.org
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SOME INTERESTING EMERGENCY RADIO SERVICE LINKS CERT – Community Emergency Response Teams www.citizencorps.gov WIKI – Community Emergency Response Teams en.wikipedia.org WIKI – Amateur Radio en.wikipedia.org ARES – Amateur Radio Emergency Services www.ares.org ARRL – ARES www.arrl.org WIKI – ARES en.wikipedia.org RACES – Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service www.usraces.org WIKI – RACES www.usraces.org
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Long Beach’s Wilson High School Amateur Radio Emergency Club

Important things are happening at Wilson High School’s Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Club. We live in an earthquake zone where emergency response procedures should be practiced regularly and I am happy to report the Wilson AREC Club members have stepped up to the plate. The club meets every Wednesday from 3 pm to 4 pm in the room of their vigilant leader and mentor, Devon Day. The first ten minutes of the meeting made me realize that these young adults are learning a language that few people understand. Each week other amateur radio groups and individual ham operators listen for the sign-in of the Wilson AREC Team. We waited by the radio as the operators in Roseville, CA called for each member to identify themselves with their unique call letters. Roseville is over 400 miles to the north, above Sacramento but the connection was quite understandable. We also heard from the ham operators aboard the Queen Mary who came through extremely loud and clear. Watch the video for club member Kevin Keo’s clever explanation on the reason for the extra clarity. Brandon Silvi is the advanced engineer in the group who is in charge of teaching the other students how to solder. Brandon and the other students wear their blistered mistakenly soldered fingers as a badge of honor. Jimmy Draper spoke about spending time at Union Station with the Amtrack operators. These kids are getting around! Max Chang, an interesting young man who plans on attending medical school and currently …
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Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Demo

Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Demonstration January 2008 assisting Red Cross and Jefferson Co DES/WMD. HF station setup in less than 10 minutes. Capabilities included HF, VHF, satellite and digital modes, completely self contained and off the grid
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Club meetings: Dec. 23

Club meetings: Dec. 23
Manatee Amateur Radio Emergency Services: The group meets 7 pm Dec. 27 at the Red Cross at GT Bray Park, 2905 59th St. W., Bradenton. Sarasota Manatee Merchant Marine Chapter: The group meets for lunch 11:15 am-12:30 pm followed by a meeting Dec. …
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Amateur radio club answers distress calls
"They also have to be ready to do volunteer works and help if their services are needed in areas where there is no telephone network coverage," he said. Saim said in case of emergency, amateur radio network can function as an alternative channel. …
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Learn how to be a HAM
By SCOTT POWELL Ledger Staff Writer spowell@gaffneyledger.com Ham radio classes will be offered next month for county residents interested in becoming licensed amateur radio operators. Carolina Amateur Radio Emergency Services (CARES) is offering a …
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Why

Shot at the Cunnngham Fire Station in Aurora, Colorado, during an ARES work party. Mike just did this off the top of his head and is a great advert for why many of us are in amateur radio!
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Nice Amateur Radio Emergency Service photos

A few nice Amateur Radio Emergency Service images I found:

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Image by Kyle Fox
Back of the 2 meter repeater, this is a Kenwood TKR-750.

On the left is a cable going from the repeater unit to the repeater controller.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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WA8UNS Presents KX1EOC 2007 & 2008 Simulated Emergency Test Amateur Radio Emergency Service

2007 & 2008 Simulated Emergency Test Amateur Radio Emergency Service at the City of Danbury Town Hall EOC Danbury,CT please visit www.qrz.com

Kansas City news station KMBC9 reporter Brenda Washington interviews Chet Hallberg about the role amateur radio plays in emergency communications. Specifically, they focus on communications after a large earthquake on the New Madrid fault. In the second part, Chet shows off one of the American Red Cross Disaster Relief vehicles. He goes on to explain the different kinds of equipment in the vehicle and how it has been used recently with the flooding in Arkansas. There is also a mention (plug!) for SkyWarn in the Kansas City area and amateur radio uses with the National Weather Service in times of severe weather. Capture & encode by Bill Kellogg, WD0DXK
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Amateur Radio Emergency Communications, including: Skywarn, Amateur Radio Emergency Service, Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service, Radio Emergency … Network, War Emergency Radio Service, Canwarn

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A few nice Amateur Radio Emergency Service images I found:

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Back of the mess of stuff below the repeater controller, link radios and such.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Image by Kyle Fox
Inside the building, this is the mostly amateur radio side with the 2 meter and 440 repeaters.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Latest Amateur Radio Emergency Service News

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Image by Kyle Fox
Long shot of the tower.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Martin County Amateur Radio Emergency Service Stephen Marshall Part 2 of 2

Stephen Marshall, WW4RX, explains who are MC ARES and what the Amateur Radio Emergency Service serves.

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Cool Amateur Radio Emergency Service images

Some cool Amateur Radio Emergency Service images:

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Trapa and some other people cleaning out the old trailer.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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International Amateur Radio Union Member Societies, including: American Radio Relay League, Amateur Radio Emergency Service, Amateur Auxiliary, Field … Coordinator, W1aw, Official Observer

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Nice Amateur Radio Emergency Service photos

Some cool Amateur Radio Emergency Service images:

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Image by Kyle Fox
The 6 meter radio, not used.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Image by Kyle Fox
Another shot of Loial on the tower.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Image by Kyle Fox
Tuned cavity duplexer for the 440 repeater.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Cool Amateur Radio Emergency Service images

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Image by Kyle Fox
Bank of batteries.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Image by Kyle Fox
View from the tower.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Image by Kyle Fox
View from the tower.

VE7RVA repeater site on Sumas Mountain near Abbotsford, British Columbia. This repeater is maintained by Fraser Valley Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society.

VHF 146.610 + Tone 110.9 (IRLP Node 1461)
UHF 442.025 + Tone 110.9

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Latest Amateur Radio Emergency Service News

AR Newsline Report 1785 — Oct. 26 2011:
For the Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Norm Seeley, KI7UP, in Scottsdale, Arizona. As we go to air, close to 500 aftershocks have been recorded in the area since the earthquake. More amateur radio emergency communications information will be posted on the …
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Ham Radio hams it up Oct. 15
Operating this year from the Emergency Operations Centre for Halton Region and the North Halton Red Cross in Milton, Ham radio operators from the radio groups in Halton region, including the Oakville Amateur Radio Emergency Service and Halton Region …
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Antenna onna Bucket

Check out these Amateur Radio Emergency Service images:

Antenna onna Bucket

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Here’s the omni vertical antenna for our CARES radio station at the Firehouse, hoisted to 27 feet above the ground on Mike’s bucket truck.

Tonight’s training session…

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Another good turnout for the local Amateur Radio Emergency Service group.

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Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) using D-STAR

KE7FTE, N7QQU and W9ERT show us the “drag and drop” flexibility of the Icom D-STAR System. Offering reliable exchange of large image files, email, word-processing and other files that emergency responders and served agencies find invaluable.

Stephen Marshall, WW4RX, explains who are MC ARES and what the Amateur Radio Emergency Service serves.
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