Mr. Richard L. Winsett, PEM-CEM, Emergency Manager (EM) Livingston County
Bruce Pollock, PEM, N8WWX, Emergency Coordinator (EC)

SKYWARN & Critical Incident Net Operations Frequencies:
1. Primary 146.680- (100 Hz Pl)  LARK Repeater
2. Backup 145.210- (162.2 Hz Pl)  K8JBA Repeater
3. Backup 144.32 Simplex   4. Backup 145.52 Simplex

IS 2 Emergency Preparedness, USA, course on line

IS-195 Basic Incident Command System, course on line

Ham Shack at the EOC  (Photo by K1DE)

Please note:  do NOT turn off the TNC's, TNC radios, or power supply.
Radios used for voice communications should be returned to their SkyWarn frequencies and turned off.
Please, please Exit WinAprs before shutting down console C !!!
 

Click on each picture to see enlarged photo.  (Photos by K1DE)

MS-150 Right, front to back:  Susan Kossik, MS-
150 Route Manager; Mark, KC8GRQ; Scott,
KB8ZRC. Left: Tom, N8HCC
 

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MS-150 Front to back: Kate Johnson, MS-150
PR, Neil, WA2WIM; Scott, KB8ZRC

 Screen Shot of K1DE's Packet Weather Reporting Software

The MICON Packet Report Form contains all of the features of the Basic form, with the added capability of transmitting the severe weather reports directly to the National Weather Service via Packet Radio. This is accomplished by connecting to K8DTX-5 on 145.76 Mhz and transmitting the data. This packet program allows an operator to select different Digipeater paths to the NWS.  The download is available at K1DE's Web site.

The MICON Key Station Guideline document is for county key station operators who are communicating with the National Weather Service during MICON net activations. The information and suggestions outlined in this guideline have proven to be very effective in the operation of the nets.  Detailed information is available at K1DE's Web site.

The ARRL RADIOGRAM form is laid out identical to the paper form and allows an operator to quickly enter correctly formatted message information. After the information is entered it can be printed, saved electronically in chronological order, or transmitted via Packet Radio. The download is available at K1DE's Web site.

The MSP-EMD Flash Report form is laid out similar to the paper form (EMD-22) and allows an operator to quickly enter correctly formatted message information. After the information is entered it can be printed, saved electronically in chronological order, or transmitted via Packet Radio. The download is available at K1DE's Web site.

Links

IS 2 Emergency Preparedness, USA, course on line

IS-195 Basic Incident Command System, course on line

RACES Links
The Livingston Amateur Radio Klub (LARK)
Livingston County Amateur Radio Exam Schedule
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