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CHECK CALENDAR FOR EVENTS Ohio Valley ARES/RACES Net Every Thursday at 8:30 P.M. Repeater 146.610 no tones. Alternate Net frequency is repeater 146.715 with tones of 103.5. CHRISTMAS DINNER/MEETING: The SOARA -- ARES meeting for November is moved to the Fourth Monday in November, Monday, November 23, 2009. The location of this meeting will be our Christmas Dinner/Meeting at the Golden Corral, Russell, KY. Boyd-Greenup County, KY ARES net meets every Monday at 9:00 P.M. Repeater 146.940 |
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SOARA -- ARES MEMBERS ACTIVE IN PAST 2 YEARS
LINKS
PIO & Webmaster WN8F OK to e-mai me l from here:
Ken Massie
N8TVO:
James Rowe
N8LRO:
Arthur J. Pierson
KD8CRX:
David Spears
WN8F:
Ken Massie
W8AFX:
Steve Sheers
K8UHN:
Eric Kuhn
KB8CJB:
Charles Callicoat
N8LCA:
Bill Parsons
KC8WDR:
Harry Rice
KC8VYE:
Chad Thompson
KD8FPX:
Joseph Thompson
KD8FPW:
Mary Thompson
WA4SWF:
Fred Jones
KI4AGR:
Don Canterberry
WW8O:
Gary Stephenson
WM8O:
Wanda Stephenson
W8GMS:
Georgia Sheers
KC8WDS:
Catherine Rice
WN8H:
Mike Nimmo
KC8VSF:
Leroy Phelps
KB9ORD:
Ralph Tuley
WB8YKS:
Mike Love
KZ4G:
Dave Vest
KB8TGI:
Annabelle Jenkins
KB8GWL:
Larry Jewell
N8YN:
Jerry Huffman
KD8LAT:
Boyd Little
KD8LEQ:
Pat Little
KD8ELD:
Bernard Nance
LINK TO PHOTOS OF IRONTON -- LAW CO OH MEMORIAL DAY PARADE AND ABOUT OUR NET
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THIS IS A TEMPORARY ADD-ON. Dave Spears, KD8CRX, sent photos of the 2009 Ironton--Lawrence County Parade. Most of his pictures were taken at the end of the parade when the Second Division he was in finished. See several photos of the Shriners.
Click on the link below, to go to our other website scroll down and click on view album, then on the album page click on slideshow and full screen.
2009 Ironton -- LAW CO OH Memorial Day Parade Photos
ARES -- RACES ARES = Amateur Radio Emergency Service. RACES = Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service. CALLING ALL ARES/RACES MEMBERS THIS IS _____________ YOUR NET CONTROL STATION FOR THIS SESSION OF THE OHIO VALLEY ARES/RACES NET. MY NAME IS _______________ THIS NET WILL BE HELD EACH THURSDAY EVENING AT 8:30 P.M. LOCAL TIME AND IS FOR THE PURPOSE OF TESTING EQUIPMENT FOR EMERGENCY USE, THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, AND TO PROMOTE THE USE OF AMATEUR RADIO IN EMERGENCIES. ALTHOUGH THIS IS AN ARES/RACES NET ALL AMATEURS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS EVENINGS NET. I WILL NOW TAKE CHECK-INS FROM ANYWHERE, PLEASE CALL NOW STATING YOUR CALL AND FIRST NAME. ASK FOR ADDITIONAL CHECK-INS. ASK FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS. GO FOR ROUND OF COMMENTS (CLOSE) THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, I WILL NOW CLOSE THIS SESSION OF THE OHIO VALLEY ARES/RACES NET UNTIL NEXT THURSDAY AT 8:30 P.M. ON REPEATER_________________ OR UNTIL SUCH TIME AS AN EMERGENCY DICTATES A NEED. THANKS TO THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED AND WE NOW TURN THIS REPEATER BACK TO NORMAL AMATEUR USE. THIS IS NET CONTROL _____________ CLEAR.
Our ARES/RACES net is held every Thursday evening at 8:30 on repeater 146.610, alternate frequency is 146.715. Our net manager is Jim Rowe, N8TVO. Jim is responsible for the operation of the net which includes seeing that a ham will be calling the net each week. The purpose of this net is listed in the preamble at bottom of this page. Jim would like help, if you can volunteer to call the net please let Jim know on the net or e-mail at n8tvo@yahoo.com
ARES is used by ARES members when they provide communications for parades, runs, walks, missing persons, and other worthy projects. ARES may be activated before, during, and after an emergecny. Usually, ARES handles all emergency messages, including those between government emergency management officials.
RACES administered by local, county and state emergency management agencies, and supported by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) of the United States government, is a part of the Amateur Radio Service that provides radio communications for civil-preparedness purposes only, during periods of local, regional or national civil emergencies. Emergency Management Agency, (once called Civil Defense) must call for and activate the RACES members when communications support is needed. This usually happens during the emergency and during the immediate aftermath. RACES is normally shut down shortly after the emergency has cleared.
If tones are necessary on any of our repeaters due to interference, 103.5 will be used. Below is a preamble for net calling. A preamble is a guide for use by those calling the net. To print the preamble, with your mouse move the cursor to the beginning of the title, OHIO, hold the left button and scroll down to the bottom, with the whole preamble high lighted, release the left button of your mouse and click the right button, in the commands select print, on your printer page select selection and then print this will print the preamble only.
