ARES, RACES, Skywarn, EmComm
Weather spotter training
Tue 08-10 6:24am — W9BUSevere weather spotter training, aka "spotter talks", are usually hosted by various amateur radio or public service groups around the area. These sessions are usually conducted by personnel from the National Weather Service office in Indianapolis.
For a list of scheduled spotter talks, click here. Most spotter talks are scheduled in the late winter or early spring to prepare for the upcoming severe weather season.
You will also find at the link above downloadable spotter guides and an online spotter training video.
Marion County ARES Net
Wed 03-13 1:01pm — Bob BurnsWide area net with traffic and announcements. See https://www.mcinares.org/ for more info about Marion County ARES.
Indiana Severe Weather TEST [Statewide Tornado Drill]
Tue 03-13 2:00pm — N9FEB2018 Indiana Severe Weather TEST is on Tuesday, March 20
Outdoor Weather Siren Testing is in MORNING SESSION ONLY --- 10:15AM
Amateur Radio Skywarn Test Nets
On March 20 at about 10:15am, during the State Tornado Drill Marion County Skywarn will hold a test net. During this net we will take check ins as well as siren operation reports.
We will hold a second net at about 7:00pm. There will not be a siren test, but we will still take check ins and give a couple brief announcements.
The nets will take place on the 146.760MHz repeater (no tone), linked to the 443.250MHz (100pl).
https://www.weather.gov/media/ind/PrepWeeks/Severe/2018_IN_SVR_WX_WkNews...
Skywarn Spotter Training: Marion County EMA
Tue 01-09 2:21pm — N9FEBRegional Operations Center - 201 N. Shadeland Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46219
2018 March Indiana State Severe Weather Awareness Week [AM NET ONLY]
Fri 03-17 6:32pm — N9FEBStatewide Tornado Drill
INDIANA SEVERE WEATHER TORNADO DRILL
Marion County Amateur Radio Skywarn will participate in the statewide tornado drill by running a net during both sessions:
March 20 at 10:15 A.M.*
Marion County uses the 146.760MHz repeater (no tone), and the 443.250MHz (100pl) as our backup.
*Times are approximate
ARES Application
Thu 03-01 7:18pm — WS9HAttached is the ARRL's ARES application. If you would like to join the Marion County ARES group, feel free to print this, fill it out, scan it in, and email it to ws9h@arrl.net.
IN-ARRL CW Traffic Net QIN (evening)
Thu 02-16 7:41pm — N9FEBFor more information, go to: http://indianacw.net
IN-ARRL CW Traffic Net QIN (morning)
Thu 02-16 7:38pm — N9FEBFor more information, go to: http://indianacw.net
Hamilton County ARES Net
Sun 10-09 10:08am — N9FEBThe Hamilton County ARES Net is every Sunday at 2000 hours on the 145.170 (PL77) repeater which is linked to the 443.550 (PL77) repeater.
N5FDL's Seven Tips: How to be a Volunteer that Leaders Love
Wed 05-25 9:12am — W9BUReprinted from the ARRL ARES® E-letter, May 25, 2011:
Having spent two months talking about how to build and kill EMCOMM groups, this month I'll touch on what it takes to be the volunteer every leader wants on his or her team. Here are seven tips:
