Net Script - Net Control Schedule 147.3800MHz+ DCS 174 - Phonetics (for check-ins) Echolink Conference Server *DCF-ARC*, Node #336037 Western Reflector (VoIP info-clck on Western Ref Map) 443.0500MHz+ PL 114.8Hz [Payette County] - (connected via Echolink) 147.1800MHz+ PL 100.0Hz [Blaine County] - (connected via Echolink) 147.1400MHz+ PL 100.0Hz [Custer & Blaine County] - (linked to 147.1800MHz) 147.3400MHz+ PL 100.0Hz [Elmore County] - (future)
***Monday night Net is VHF repeater and VoIP access.
***Remaining Nets are VHF repeater access only but are connected to VoIP for wide area coverage.
***Visitors are welcome!*** ARES Repeater Operation 1. Repeater is open for normal use when ARES activities are not in progress. 2. Incident Emergency Nets are activated only by ARES leadership team. 3. SkywarnEmergency Nets are activated at the discretion of the National Weather Service - monitor for a long single tone and provide reports as trained by NWS. 4. Phone patch is closed but available for registered ARES members only. 5. Cease transmissions immediately for any amateur declaring an emergency and help them.
Sunday 7:00PM-7:30PM - Red Cross VoIP 7:30PM-8:00PM - Disaster Communications Forum Note: The DCF net starts 5 minutes after close of the Red Cross Net. Net Info: Unassigned (looking for a volunteer)
ARES® Membership Meetings and Upcoming Events
ARES general membership meetings are held in th Fall, Winter, and Spring (three times per year). Check the ARES calendar for dates and times.
Fall 2008
* StateComm Tour September 29, 2008 (tour pictures) * Training update
ARES provides emergency communications but also provides communications for many community events throughout each year such as marathons, parades, bike rides, etc. This work is fun and integral to team cohesiveness and readiness for an emergency. Our primary mission is emergency communications but in a post 9/11 world we try to support any event that includes health, welfare, and support communications. This increases our experience and provides training so that we are ready for an emergency when needed.
ARES® Training
ARRL EC-001 Emergency Communications Course Level I (required for ARES field deployment and ARES ID) ARRL EC-002 Emergency Communications Course Level II ARRL EC-003 Emergency Communications Course Level III
IS-100.a Introduction to Incident Command System (required for ARES field deployment and ARES ID) IS-102 Deployment Basics for FEMA Response Partners IS-200.a ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents IS-700 National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction IS-800.B National Response Framework (NRP), An Introduction IS-317 Introduction to Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) IS-775 EOC Management and Operations IS-802 Emergency Support Function (ESF) #2 - Communications IS-808 Emergency Support Function (ESF) #8 - Public Health and Medical Services IS-809 Emergency Support Function (ESF) #9 - Search and Rescue
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