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AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE
by Jack WDODLW &Mark KC6CZO
You and your radio(s) are needed
for upgrading the ARES here in the
North County Districts of the San
Diego Section.
The EC's of the Northern and Tri­
City districts are looking for many
good "HAMS-!! Hopefully we can
count on you in times of emergencies.
Training sessions and
field exercises are presently in the
planning stages but will be starting
soon. Don't miss 'em!!! They will
detail. to all. the needs and
operations of ARES. If you have not
filled out a registration form
within the past few months. please
do so now. Of course all you NEW.
interested Hams. please register.
Note the RACES check box! If you
are currently a RACES member check
this box. and if you have an
assignment please indicate what I
where it is! We will try to make
the same assignment for ARES!!
At the present time we are in the
process of des igning I inplementing
a combined Northern I Tri-City
Districts "ARES· net. The net will
be on the PARC 146.73(-) repeater
Sunday evenings at 2100 (9pm) hours.
If you have any questions. please
call one of the EC's listed. We are
looking forward to a very ·strong"
North County ARES Group.
Tri-Clty Dist.EC Northern Dist.EC
Jack Honts WDODLW Mark Ross KC6CZO
728-0258 Fallbr'k 742-1539 Pauma V
Mail to:
EC
CHAYLON N. HOl'\TS
WD~DLW
244 N. Stage Coach Ln.
1:';\llbTook, CA 92028
To AU Radio Amateurs:
The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is a voluntary organization of licensed radio ama' 1
who have registered their capabilities and equipment for providing emergency communications as a ~ /
service to the community. The purpose of the ARES is to furnish communications in the event of naUTraf
disaster, when regular communications fail or are inadequate. Sponsored by ARRL, the ARES functions
at the local level to meet local communications needs.
The ARES has a long history of public service going back to its formal inception in 1935. Since that time
the ARES has responded countless times to communications emergencies.
Experience has proven that radio amateurs respond more capably in time of emergency when practice
has been conducted in an organized group. There is no substitute for experience gained before the need arises.
The ARES in each locality operates under the direction of the Emergency Coordinator (EC), whose function
is to direct the activities of the ARES to maintain a state of readiness.
1. Name: 2. Call:
3. Address:
4. City:
7. County:
10. License Class:
AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE
REGISTRA TION FORM
5 StilteProv.: 6. Zip:
8. Home phone: 9. Bus. phone:
11. Pfllllary radio interest:
12. (Clrcie band~ you can operate)
CW: 160 80 40 20 15 10
440 PHONE: 160 75 40 20 15 10 6 2AM 2FM 220
440 MOBILE: 160 75 80 40 20 15 10 6 2AM 2FM 24)
13. Can your home station operate without commercial power' 0 YES o NO
If yes, what bands? 160 75'80 40 20 15 10 6 2AM 2FM ,2a)
HI' equipment, make .nd model
Hf aIItCllllaS, fixed. rype
HF antennas, portable, type
EmcrgeoCY power equipment ,".1 tJt,ng
VHF equipment, make aDd modcl
I VUF antennas, fi.cJ, type
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