Marion County Amateur Radio Emergency Communications

DMR Crossroads Net on TG-8710 / TG-31189

WIRES-X Net hosted by the hams of Southwestern Indiana every Tuesday at 8pm est
WiresX Room is 43844.
The Indianapolis 443.750 is usually tuned to this net. Don't forget to be in DN (digital) Mode

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This month's FOXHUNT will be at the Randolph County WINCHESTER Hamfest.

Bedford Area hams Fox-Hunt begins at 3pm and has a 2-hour time limit.
Starting point is the Calvary Lutheran Church, 3705 Austin Dr., Bedford, IN

You'll need maps of the area!

One person "the fox" will be hiding somewhere in the city of Muncie transmitting on the 2 meter band. Teams of hunters "the hounds" will search for the fox using any method of radio direction finding. Since this activity does not require transmitting, anyone with or without an amateur radio license with access to a 2 meter radio can participate.

-Hounds will begin from the west side of the Maring-Hunt Public Library parking lot
-Strictly off limits: KMIE airport, MSD water processing plant (Burlington), EOC (S. Jefferson)
-The fox will be within the city of Muncie
-The fox will be simplex on 146.565
-The fox will be present at the transmitter.
-The fox will use the transmitter and antenna of their choice.
-The fox will transmit from 10:00 am until all hounds have a chance to find them, or give up.
-The hounds are encouraged to participate in teams of two or more - buddy system.
-Hound teams may choose to cooperate with other teams, but are not required to do so.
-The first team to find the fox will become the fox next month!
-The fox and the hounds should monitor N9CZV (441.825+ PL 110.9) for comms during the event.

Indiana Statewide D-STAR Net on REF024B

Simplexors Net. Everyone welcome. NCS is on the eastside of Indy.

Winter Field Day Association
Winter Field Day Association (WFDA) is a dedicated group of Amateur Radio Operators who believe that emergency communications in a winter environment is just as important as the preparations and practice that is done each summer but with some additional unique operational concerns.

We believe as do those entities of ARRL Organizations like ARES & RACES that maintaining your operational skills should not be limited to fair weather scenarios. The addition of Winter Field Day will enhance those already important skills of those that who generously volunteer their time and equipment to these organizations. This is why WFD is open to all licensed amateur radio operators worldwide.

https://www.winterfieldday.com/

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2021 WFD Rules
NO basic CHANGES from WFD 2021

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