We will be meeting this Saturday the 13th @8am (I know….) to conduct a training session
on Cross Band repeating, common channel/frequency configurations with our HT’s and a after
action review of the Harris exercise on April 30th.

The location is open field area at Lake Crabtree at the first parking lot, (indicated by HERE on the map).

GOOGLE MAP:  http://goo.gl/maps/ZSNOi

My plan is to bring a pop-up shelter and a few folding tables along with required gear to conduct the training.

I would also suggest that you start familiarizing yourself with the FREEWARE program called CHIRP. http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home  Going forward, we will have a common set of channels as defined by our Wake County ICS-217a which will be discussed during our training session.

Things to bring:

1. Folding chair
2. Your HT (programming cable / software / laptop / documentation(nifty guide)) – battery charged
3. Your current repeater list
4. Something to take notes

Coffee and doughnuts will be served.

I hope to see you this Saturday.

73!

Frank N3FRP
AUXCOMM Coordinator
Wake County, N.C.

Hello!

For those of you that have not taken the NC State WEB EOC training, there are two sessions available next month.

These classes are generally only offered a few times per year.

Monday July 8th 9am-12noon (click for class info)

Monday July 15th 9am-12noon (click for class info)

Both sessions will be held at the NC State EOC in Raleigh.

Please let me know if you plan on attending. If you have any questions, please ask.

Thanks and 73!

-Frank

Frank Pleshe  N3FRP

AUXCOMM Coordinator

Wake County N.C.

This is a National Weather Service update on Tropical Storm Andrea. The path of the storm will take it through North Carolina overnight and during the day on Friday. There is a strong potential for flooding.

Tropical Storm Andrea update

More information will be posted as it become available.

Please stay tuned to your news sources and keep your weather radios ON.

Thanks and 73!

Frank Pleshe N3FRP

AUXCOMM Coordinator

Wake County, N.C.