The SJV ARES Section HF net is held Sundays at 7:00 am on 3935 KHz LSB. All those interesting in Amateur Radio Emergency Communications are invited to join the net.
If you have WinLink, you can check-in via WinLink as well. Send Winlink messages to W6PE.
I will be running the net as a hybrid digital and voice net.
You can send the digital message via any mode available, telnet, Vara HF or VARA FM. Send the message to W6PE for the net.
Here is video on how that works from the WaveTalkers, if you have not seen it.
Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
Please forward this to anyone who may be interested and mark your calendar.
73
Mikhael
Mikhael Brown, W6PE
All of the Members of our Club and I’m sure many Cyclists on the Routes, would like to extend a Thank You to the Volunteers who came forward to provide Radio Support for this Event. For those listed below you provided your expertise on such a very windy cold, and rainy day………..73
Joni B, KN6WVX, Mike D, K6AAN, Mike G, KB6USJ, Rick B, SWL, Mark G, N6IV, Mike F, WA6ZTY, Dave O, N6DAO, Mark P,N6ARP , Bob K, KA9MDP, Walt, KGWGY, Pascal, K6PWG, Andy, NV6V, Eileen, KK6GIX,
Net Control
Joyce, K6QBQ, Ken, AE6LA
Circle March 19, 2023 to either join our radio support team or participate in this years Ride and Walk for Art a fundraiser for the Calaveras Schools Art, Drama, Music programs. Radio Support Volunteers are still needed to keep a watch full eye on our riders as they cycle around the 70, 45, 30 mile cycling routes. Contact Ken Sanders at his email ae6la@aol.net
More information on the cycling routes and walking route can be found at the event website click on the Link
XCA ARES members,
I received this from Calaveras OES. Just wanted to make sure that you are ready if we are needed.
Sam – WS6P
ARES Emergency Coordinator – Calaveras County
RACES Radio Officer – Calaveras County
Hm: (209) 293-4010
1st Net Cell: (209) 418-9207
W6WPT Repeater 440.100 + T100
WIRES-X node 33432
Solar Flux 180, A Index 11, K index 1
A long duration M-Flare reaching M6.3 was just observed around AR 3229 in the northwest quadrant. The event was responsible for a moderate (R2) radio blackout which would have mostly affected frequencies below 15 meters (21 MHz). Coronal dimming is clearly evident suggesting a coronal mass ejection (CME) will be associated. More details to follow. Stay tuned to SolarHam.com for the most up to date information.
Information Courtesy of http://Solarham.com