Learn how Harris County, Texas, managed its demand for emergency communications in 2019, in Russell Richter’s, WP2AHG, January #QST article, “The Harris County ARES NVIS Workshop.” Read it for free at https://t.co/AT23PJap9m, or in the digital edition live Dec 9!
Hurricane Watch Net has plans to re-active on Wednesday (8/26) morning at 8am CT (1300 UTC). Primary frequency is 14.325 MHz (w/ simultaneous ops on 7.268 MHz starting at 4pm CT (2100 UTC)). These are tentative plans and could change. Please stay clear of these frequencies. 73
Field Day is this weekend! We are teaming up again with @W5RRR_JSCARC. If you are a member of CLARC and will be attending, please let the officers know as soon as possible. Unfortunately, no guests/visitors will be permitted this year.
Our April 11th testing session has been cancelled. Currently, our May session is still scheduled. Follow https://t.co/eBHgHCiDPI for the latest information.
Our testing session scheduled for 3/21 has been canceled. Currently, our April session is still on the schedule. Check back for further updates. https://t.co/Vpvt1IgD68
See our website for more information. There is a Basic and Advanced class coming up early next week. Recommended to take the Basic before the Advanced.
Our monthly face-to-face meeting on 3/19 at the Galveston Count OEM building has also been cancelled; however, we are working to have the meeting over our repeater on 3/19 at 7pm. Stand by for more information.
Ham radio operators are an important part of the emergency management community! 📻
These volunteer operators help responders share information, even when normal communications networks are down. Learn more in our latest #podcast episode: https://t.co/1rE7OCHDfn
#WorldRadioDay