The K4ORE 146.925- repeater is back on the air. The power problem is resolved for the time being. The equipment suffered no apparent damage.
The K4ORE 146.925- and the co-located AA4TA 442.625+ MTEARS repeater are available now for normal amateur use.
Howard- K2CEM
The FCC has just announced that it is changing the Part 97 rules to
allow unlimited paid employee participation in government sponsored
drills and exercises, and will also allow limited paid employee
participation in non-government exercises and drills. This is truly a
great breakthrough for EmComm.
Here is the actual NPRM http://www.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Business/2010/db0714/FCC-10-124A1.pdf
Tags: Amateur Radio, EmComm, FCC, Part 97, Report and Order FCC 10-124
ARES, Amatuer Radio, Disaster Response, Emergency Communications, FCC, Red Cross, Skywarn, Thunderstorm, Tornado, Tsunami, Weather, earthquake | N3ORX |
July 15, 2010 11:05 am |
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Tags: Amateur Radio, ARES, Emergency Communications, NIMS, Red Cross, Training
ARES, Amatuer Radio, Disaster Response, Emergency Communications, News and updates, Red Cross, Skywarn, Thunderstorm, Tornado, Weather | KJ4GXU |
June 4, 2010 9:14 am |
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Spring is here and in Tennessee that means strong storms and other severe weather. Jim, WU5E sends us this link to the Storm Prediction center where you can check out the current and upcoming weather patterns.
Check out the storm prediction center at http://www.spc.noaa.gov/
Tags: Amateur Radio, ARES, Skywarn, Storms, Weather
ARES, Amatuer Radio, Skywarn, Thunderstorm, Tornado, Weather | KJ4GXU |
April 1, 2010 6:54 pm |
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On Saturday Morning March 20th the Fort Campbell Falcons hosted the first Falcons Victory run to raise funds for the Fort Campbell High School athletics program. K2CEM(Howard, Formerly K2LAW) was approached and asked about providing communications support for the run. Howard took the oportunity to arrange an ARES Excercise in which ARES members positioned themselves around the race course and provided updates and communications as necessary to assist the race organizers in monitoring the progress of the runners.
The run consisted of three different classes including a 5k, a 10k and a 13.3 mile half marathon. All communications were accomplished using simplex with the occasional manual relay provided.
The C.O.R.E. members who particpated in this ARES sponsored excercise were
Howard, K2CEM (K4MCA for the event);
Frank, AA4AE;
Carmen, K2MED;
John, KI4BWZ;
Mark, N4MAO;
Chantel, KJ4LCD;
Jim, WU5E;
Greg, KJ4FFK;
Eric, KJ4GU
Here are a few pictures, oh and that guy pushing the stroller, yeah he was the first place finisher in the Half Marathon.
*****This event was wholly operated under the authority of Montgomery County ARES, Montgomery County ARES is not directly affiliated with the Clarksville Operating Radio Enthusiasts although both groups do share many menbers.****