Beaverton CERT NET - 04 APRIL 2011

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SOME INTERESTING EMERGENCY RADIO SERVICE LINKS
CERT - Community Emergency Response Teams
www.citizencor...
WIKI - Community Emergency Response Teams
en.wikipedia.or...
WIKI - Amateur Radio
en.wikipedia.or...
ARES - Amateur Radio Emergency Services
www.ares.org/
ARRL - ARES
www.arrl.org/ares
WIKI - ARES
en.wikipedia.or...
RACES - Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
www.usraces.org/
WIKI - RACES
www.usraces.org/

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@USNERDOC 13 лет назад

@KC2USH - I love it . . . very solid rig.

@USNERDOC 13 лет назад

@Iridium242 - I will listen in, and as soon as I upgrade, I will also check in. Thank for watching! 73! KF7ETX

@WanderingBeast 13 лет назад

sounds like a great group

@Iridium242 13 лет назад

Cool.. we have a weekly ARES net here on Wed Night, we also run an HF training net on 10 meters 28.333.00 so we can all test our HF gear and the techs can get a feel of what operating HF is like. Even though its local we do get check ins from all over from time to time. If you are free on Wed nights around 7:45ish check in on HF and look for a ham call that ends in UTC, thats me

@Deacon72 13 лет назад

@USNERDOC Thanks Dave - Working with the scouts put things in perspective.. Got to make sure the leader of the future learn the skills of the past, makes them suited to learn and lead..

@Deacon72 13 лет назад

Great vid Doc, I just got home from the Jacksonville, FL Skywarn monthly meeting

@N4TNA 13 лет назад

As alway's David, great job. We don't have a CERT organization here in North Eastern Kentucky, but we do have ARES. I had the pleasure of working a simulated emergency drill with the local ARES group a few weeks ago. It was a lot of fun and great practice to work out the bugs of our portable gear. 73, KJ4ZFQ

@mims503 10 лет назад

Hi Just watched this post & I think it was great.. Excited to have just enrolled in the upcoming Beaverton CERT class beginning March 5th. Lots of this sounds a bit greek to me so I'm hoping to learn more about emerg communications in the CERT classes. Glad to hear many ppl participated. Thanks for putting this up. :-)

@hinckleypoland 13 лет назад

Always nice to listen to your HAM convos. Sounds like the Beaverton CERT is progressing rather nicely.

@USNERDOC 13 лет назад

@FlatwoodsBushcraft - Thank you for your service to your community by participating in you local ARES group. 73! KF7ETX

@TheHomeDefender 13 лет назад

Thanks for taking us along. 73s and Aloha, J.

@KevinMichaelMichael 13 лет назад

Awesome mic cover! Thanks for your work with CERT (Hillsboro)

@USNERDOC 13 лет назад

@K4PAD - Thank you sir! BTW, I enjoyed your recent Cub Scout outing. Thanks for your service working with Scouting! 73! KF7ETX

@heynewgirl 13 лет назад

This vid is so cool. I am starting a technical cert class on Sat July 9

@dsarti1 13 лет назад

If the repeater is overheating it is not setup properly, any emergency communication repeater should have 100 percent duty cycle

@USNERDOC 13 лет назад

@hinckleypoland - Thank you sir! BTW, I may get a chance to shake your hand this summer . . . NAU ;-)

@meebit 13 лет назад

Nice video sir! I'm currently studying fro my Ham exam (nice rhyme by the way) in large part because of your vids. 2 questions though (if you don't mind). 1. You say you are a new ham, I'm curious as to how long you've been a Ham (you seem to really know what you are doing)? 2. What class of license do you have (just curious)?