Dedicated to providing volunteer emergency communications to public and private community service agencies within and around Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, and Josephine Counties, Oregon.
When all Normal Means of Communications Fail!
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Last Update: 04/15/09
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Propogation Information Click Here
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Oregon ARES District Map
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Pactor RMS HF Frequency List
The following stations are up and running 24 hours/day 7 days a week, and can be reached via Airmail on Pactor. (These are center frequencies / upper sideband.)
| Station Callsign | Pactor Frequency (Center) | Location |
| W7ODN | 3.591.0 7.103.5 | Salem, OR |
| W7IJ | 3.591.0 7.103.7 10.139.5 14.110.0 | Roy, WA |
| KA7CTT | 7.107.2 | Vancover, WA |
| VE7RAH | 3.591.5 3.615.0 7.091.0 | Sooke, BC |
| K6IXA | 10.143.7 14.102.7 | Atwater, CA |
| VE6DXI | 3.591.5 7.091.0 | Edmonton, AB |
Easy to Build Emergency Repeater
See the Technical Page for instructions on how to build an emergency 2-meter repeater using two cross-band radios!
Oregon Section Information
ARRL's Oregon Section News: This link will give you the latest news from Oregon Section Leadership.
Oregon's OEM ARES Unit has a web page up and running. The State Emergency Communication Plan is available here.
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