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Yolo ARES News Archive
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April 17, 2024 Yolo ARES meeting 7pm
ARES meeting April 17 7pm at the Yolo EOC. 120 W. Mail Street, Woodland 4/6/2024
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Bruce Muramoto KN6SYF appointed Emergency Coordinator
Bruce Muramoto, KN6SYF, has been appointed Emergency Coordinator for Yolo County.
Bruce Muramoto KN6SYF kn6syf@gmail.com 4/6/2024
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Dale Dennis appointed as Yolo E
New Section Appointment Welcome Dale Dennis, KJ6HHY, as new Yolo County ARES Emergency Coordinator.
We want to thank Doug KK6LDS for his years of service as Yolo EC. 2/2/2019
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Sending Messages using the Radiogram form
You can find information on how to pass messages using the ARRL Radiogram form and the ICS-213 form.
You can get a copy here: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/RADIOGRAM-2011.pdf
You will notice it is very similar, but there are a few differences. You might also review the "NTS guidlines Chapter 2 Sending Messages by Voice” http://tinyurl.com/kwlw5bp and the "NTS Cheat Sheet and ARRL Numbered Radiograms.pdf" http://tinyurl.com/z44uyx2 11/7/2016
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How to Program BAOFENG RADIOS
Do you or another ham have BAOFENG radio? If so, they might want to check out a step by step programming guide by Dennis KI6HHA. 10/25/2016
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Real-Time Fire Map of Active Wildfires in the US
This map was developed for Oregon Live. The map is updated every 30 minutes. 8/24/2015
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ARES Deployment and Assignment Form
The ARES Deployment and Assignment Form, helps ARES members gather and organize information they might need for deployment. 6/17/2015
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Yolo County ARES - Weekly Nets
Yolo County ARES conducts a weekly Net on Monday evenings at 2000hrs (8:00 PM) PDT, primarily on the KE6YUV repeater. We also conduct a regular Net on the N6QDY repeater, or Simplex. All, of which is, NCS Operator's choice. The KE6YUV repeater is sponsored by the Berryessa Amateur Radio Klub (BARK). The N6QDY repeater is sponsored by California Amateur Radio Users Net (C.A.R.U.N.) and Valley Emergency Repeater Association (V.E.R.A.). Additional details regarding both repeaters and the Simplex frequency is below. BARK REPEATER INFORMATION WEBSITE: Berryessa Amateur Radio Klub (B.A.R.K.)FREQ: 146.9700MHz | OFFSET: Negative (-) | PL: 123.0 (Enc/Dec -OR- TSq) |
CARUN & VERA REPEATER INFORMATION WEBSITE: California Amateur Radio Users Net (C.A.R.U.N.) & Valley Emergency Repeater Association (V.E.R.A.)FREQ: 147.2550MHz | OFFSET: Positive (+) | PL: 123.0 (Enc -OR- T(one) Only) |
SIMPLEX FREQUENCY INFORMATIONFREQ: ~ TBD by NCS ~ | OFFSET: ~ NONE ~ | PL: ~ NONE ~ |
We would like to thank the Officers and Members of both the BARK and the CARUN/VERA repeaters for their use during our Weekly Nets. 12/14/2014
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Great California Shake Summary!
Yolo County ARES joined nearly 10 millions Californians in the Great California Shakeout earthquake drill on October 16, 2014 starting at 10:16 AM.
Here is our exercise plan, recordings of each net, and a summary of net logs with call signs, names, locations and status reports.
Thank you to all of the amateur radio operators that checked in. In a real emergency, you can make a difference! A special thanks to our net controls: K6WLS Ken, KI6DWP John in Amador, K6KN, Bill, and WA6TQJ Gary.
We had check in via voice, email, packet, packet BBS, and Winlink! We had opportunities to use all modes of communications
Our summary is posted at: http://www.yoloares.org/news/2014/shakeout/ 10/16/2014
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September is National Preparedness Month
FEMA has put out a "digital toolkit" that is full of family preparedness information including a 4-week plan that will assist you in putting together a complete preparedness plan. View the FEMA digital toolkit. 9/1/2014
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