Don Somerville KD9DHJ
Emergency Cooridnator
Hendricks County ARES
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Radio Nets
ARES Net is held every Tuesday at 7:30pm on 147.015 MHz
Note: Weak signals can get into the repeater better when transmitting an 88.5 Hz tone. However, a tone is NOT required.
RACES and SkyWarn Nets are called as needed on 147.165 MHz (+shift)
Hospital Radio Nets are held 3rd Saturday of the month on 147.570 MHz simplex starting at 10:30am. All Hams are invited to participate. SUSPENDED until durther notice.
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REVISED 08-25-2020
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Comm Resource Worksheet ( ICS-217 for RACES )
Hendricks County ARES Emergency Plan ( VERSION 9d )
Indiana ARES District Map JPG
Indiana ARES Emergency Plan
November Newsletter FROM ARRL IND SECT MGR ( HCARES IS MENTIONED IN ARTICLE )
Installing PowerPole Connectors ( ARES STANDARD CONNECTORS )
Programmed Radio Frequency List ( 07-20-2018 )
Simplex Net Script ( REVISED 02/28/2014 )
Weekly 2-meter Net Script ( REVISED 01/28/2016 )
Hospital Net Script - HARP ( 2019 )
The Ham'er Newsletter 2019 :
JAN--FEB--MAR_2019
APR--MAY-JUN_2019
JUL--AUG-SEP_2019
The Ham'er Newsletter 2018 :
JAN--FEB--MAR_2018
APR--MAY-JUN_2018
JUL--AUG-SEP_2018
OCT--NOV--DEC_2018
The Ham'er Newsletter 2017 :
JAN--FEB--MAR_2017
APR--MAY-JUN_2017
JUL--AUG-SEP_2017
OCT--NOV--DEC_2017
The Ham'er Newsletter 2016 :
JAN--FEB--MAR_2016
APR--MAY--JUN_2016
JUL--AUG--SEP_2016
OCT--NOV--DEC_2016
FIELD DAY 2016 - Special Edition
The Ham'er Newsletter 2015 :
JAN--FEB--MAR_2015
APR--MAY--JUN_2015
JUL--AUG--SEP_2015
OCT--NOV--DEC_2015
FIELD DAY 2015 - Special Edition
The Ham'er Newsletter 2014 :
JAN--FEB--MAR_2014
APR--MAY--JUN_2014
JUL--AUG--SEP_2014
OCT--NOV--DEC_2014
SKYWARN 2014 - Special Edition
FIELD DAY 2014 - Special Edition
ARRL Publications
1936 Radio Amateur's Handbook ( THE WAY IT WAS )
Amateur Radio Emergency Communactions Course §
Antennas and Projects Handbook §
ARRL Publications Abbreviations List
Choosing A Ham Radio
Public Service Communications Manual
QRP - Best Projects from QST and the ARRL Handbook §
Quickstart Guide for All Hams
Spread Spectrum Source Book §
November Newsletter from AARL Indiana Section Manager
( SEE PAGES 4-6 FOR HC ARES S.E.T. STORY )
§ = ACTIVE MEMBERS ONLY
Antenna ConstructionMulti-Element Low Band Vertical Antenna Arrays
Novice 4 Band Vertical Antenna ( BUILD IT YOURSELF )
NVIS* Antennas (Near Vertical Incident Skywave)
NVIS Antenna
NVIS Antenna Design from DX Engineering
NVIS Antennas for Emergencies
NVIS Antenna for Limited Space
* This type of antenna usually limits your signal to a distance of under 500 miles. This is how we communicate with hams in Indiana - instead of around around the country or world - - - VERY important for Emergency Communications.
Construction - GeneralCheap Yagi for HDTV
Microphone Connections Reference
PC Boom Headset for Yaesu FT-8xx Radios
Electrical SafetyElectrical Safety Workbook
Practical Guide To Electrical Grounding
Amateur Radio Station Grounding
OperatingAPRS Tutorial : Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Computer PSK Soundcard Interface Handbook
Digital Mode Band Plan
Disabling Yaesu WIRES function on HTs
Disabling Yaesu WIRES function on Mobile rigs
Packet Handbook for Beginners
VoIP and Amateur Radio
Radio & ElectronicsElectro-magnetic Spectrum Chart
Navy Electronics Training Series ( MODULE 2 )
Non-Ham Frequency List
Radio Shack Catalog Archive HTML LINK ( A LOOK AT THE PAST )
Technical Handbook of HF Monitoring
FM-4-25-11 First Aid Manual
General Disaster Kit List
Emergency Response Guide (STANDARD HAZMAT REFERENCE)
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