Providing public information, education and training in order to maintain
radio communications during periods of disaster and public emergencies


Wrightwood Communications
Group
Non Profit 501(c)(3)

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Disaster Preparedness Radio Net
Every Sunday 6 pm • Table Mountain 2 meter repeater
145.2800 (-) tone of 131.8
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Portable Emergency Repeater Programming Cheat Sheets

KW6WW Electronics - Ham Radio - Tool - Swap Meet

Poster
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Info-Rules & Vendor Permit Updated 5-28-10
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Recent Net Trivia Questions

• What items can an ARRL OO (official observer) be compensated for?

A Personal time monitoring the ham bands
B Time required to read the FCC Rule Book
C Postage and envelopes
D Repairs to the monitoring receiver
ANSWER


• When may amateur radio operators use their stations to notify other amateurs of the availability of equipment for sale or trade?

A. Never
B. During Ham Swap nets only
C. When the equipment is normally used in an amateur station and such activity is not conducted on a regular basis
D. When the equipment is not the personal property of either the station licensee or the control operator or their close relatives
ANSWER

 

Wrightwood's
Golden Guardian
Disaster Exercise

Nov 15th 2008

ExPlan

Venue Map

Audio Used

MSEL

Cert Div Maps

WFSC Magnet

C/E Handbook

Comm Chart

Door Hanger

Org Chart

Forms Used

Newsletter

After Action Report (pending)


Magnet Stuffing Work Party

CERT Activation Sign In

CERT Muster

Safety Briefing

Phill Dupree Talks Safety

OES Staff & CERT Directors

Fire Captain Bennett

CERT Teams Assemble

Phone Bank Ladies

SBCFD ECS Group

(L) Bob Morgan KI6IMF
(R) Lin Kroll N6ZXW

Karen Young N6PJL

WGGDE Evaluators
Ron Heinig & Bob Fino

CERT Directors
Ed & Bonnie Ross

Hotwash Debriefing
 

3 Basic
Communication Steps

Used for the high desert areas during a major disaster

1st
Tune in to the Table Mountain Repeater and stand by for the Wrightwood Communications Group Net Control
2nd
If Table Mountain Repeater is not available use Simplex frequency of 145.520
with no tone
3rd
Provide casualty & damage report to Net Control

Exercise Tango
Disaster Drill Sept 30, 2007

After Action Report
(pdf file 256k)
Weather Report
(pdf file 50k)
Final Weather Report
Tango Tortoise Audio
(MP3 file 220k)
Rambling Radio Operator Scenario

Antenna Array at Frost Peak on Blue Ridge
(above Mountain High)


 

Public Meeting
Free BBQ & Workshop
Saturday July 28, 2007

 
Local Disaster Related Nets
Disaster Preparedness Net
Rescue Net
SkyWarn Net
Sun  6pm
Tue  8pm
Wed 8pm
Table Mtn 2 meter
Keller 2 meter
Keller 2 meter
Local 2 meter Repeaters
Table Mountain 2m
Keller Peak 2m
145.280 (-)
146.385 (+)
PL 131.8
PL 146.2

Local 2 meter Simplex Frequencies

National Calling Freq
Phelan/Pinon Hills Primary
Wrightwood Primary
146.520
144.350
145.520
no tone
no tone
no tone

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