Technician License Course Chapter 4 Communicating with other hams Nets and Emergency Communications.

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Technician License Course Chapter 4 Communicating with other hams Nets and Emergency Communications

Nets Net is short for “Network.” –Evolved over the years of radio to share and exchange information in an organized and efficient way with accuracy. Social Nets. Traffic Nets. Emergency and Public Service Nets.

Traffic Nets Traffic refers to formal messages that are relayed via ham radio. Formal structure to ensure accuracy – National Traffic System (NTS). –Procedures. –Accountability.

Emergency and Public Service Nets Public Service Nets – training for emergency nets. –Training for ham operators as well as supported emergency managers. Emergency Nets.

Net Structure Net Control Station (NCS). –Traffic cop that controls the flow of information. Check-in and check-out procedures. Communications discipline vital. –Learn and follow procedures. –Speak only when directed, and only to whom directed. –Follow through with your commitments.

Supporting Emergency Operations One of the pivotal reasons for the existence of Amateur Radio. You will be licensed communicators. –Get involved and use what you have learned. Know where you fit in the overall emergency management team.

EMCOMM Tips Don’t become part of the problem/ You are a communicator, not a decision or policy maker/ Don’t give out unauthorized information. Know your abilities and limitations-keep yourself safe. Follow radio discipline and net procedures. Protect personal information-ham radio communications is a ‘party line.”

EMCOMM Training If you are going to participate in EMCOMM: get training. Actively participate in EMCOMM activities. –Nets. –Public service activities. –Attend community meetings and get involved in your community. Take EMCOMM courses. –ARRL EMCOMM Courses 1, 2, and 3. –NIMS and FEMA courses.

EMCOMM Organizations Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES). –Supports civil emergencies. –National in scope. Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). –Local and regional in scope. –Supports non-governmental agencies.

Emergency Declarations FCC may declare a Temporary State of Communications Emergency. –Includes details of conditions and rules to be followed. –Specifics communicated through web sites and ARRL bulletins, the NTS, and on-the-air. –Avoid operating on restricted frequencies unless engaged in relief efforts.

Making and Answering Distress Calls Rule number one – speak in plain language! Mayday (voice); SOS (Morse code) are flags Identify Give location State the situation Describe assistance required Provide other important information

Tactical Communications Tactical Call Signs. –Facilitate communications. –Location or function specific. –Transcends operator changes. FCC ID rules still apply.

Emergency Equipment “Go-kits” –Portable ham radio equipment. –Emergency power sources. –Personal survival supplies and equipment.