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Amateur
Radio Links
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Amateur
Radio In The News
Ground
Truth"
"The
National Weather Service calls ham
radio operators its eyes and ears --
volunteers with federally licensed
radio transmitters in their vehicles
who provide 'ground truth' about
severe weather that the forecasters
can see only on their radar and
computer screens.
...'They
tell us whether warnings need to be
extended or allowed to expire,'
weather service meteorologist Larry
Eblen said. '[Without t'd be like
losing an arm.'"
American-Statesman,
April 5, 2004
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Palm
Beach County SKYWARN Amateur Radio Net .
146.670
- 600 PL 110.9
If severe
weather warnings are issued, amateur radio
operators should monitor the 146.670 Repeater.
Be sure to listen. There
may or may not
be a directed Skywarn Net.
NOTE: Continue to to make
ALL NWS Skywarn Spotter reports to the NWS via
the
Skywarn Spotter 800 number
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For
all Palm Beach County
Emergency"Ham" Freq's,
download ICS PDF
file below.
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Amateur Radio VoIP SkyWarn
Weather Net
EchoLink
Node: Wx-Talk Conference / IRLP
Node: Reflector 9219
The
Weekly VoIP Skywarn / Hurricane Prep Net is held on
Sundays at
0000 UTC
8:00 pm EST Saturday
Evenings
You
may join us by connecting to the
* EchoLink
WX-TALK conference
server,*
IRLP
Reflector 9219 or
to one of the backup systems if the main one goes
down.
*
To access EchoLink or the IRLP programs,you must be a
licenced amateur radio operator.
For
Live Feed (VoiP)
Click Here
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S.
E. Florida SKYWARN Frequencies
Palm
Beach
146.670 -600 (PL 110.9) Primary
147.225 +600 (PL- 107.2) Secondary
Broward
County
146.910
-600 (PL 110.9)
146.790
-600 (PL 88.5)
Miami-Dade
County
147.000
-600
147.180
+600 (PL 156.7)
444.200
+5.0 (PL 94.8)
Martin
County
147.060
(107.2
Collier
County
146.670
-600 (PL 136.5)
Okeechobee
County
147.195 +600 (PL 100)
Other
Useful Frequencies
Palm
Beach County:
ARES/RACES
146.670 -600 (PL 110.9)
PBC
C.E.R.T. 147.225 +600 (PL 107.2)
Belle
Glade 147.120 +
600 (PL 110.7)
Palm
Beach County Amateur Radio Links
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EmComm
Links
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Palm
Beach County
Palm
Beach District ARES/RACES Repeater
147.225 +600 (PL- 107.2)
ALL EOA's
Click
here for County EOA map
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Palm Beach District ARES/RACES
Our
focus is on Amateur (Ham) Radio, Emergency
Management, Communications and Community
Service. We are the Primary back up for Palm
Beach County communications in the event of an
emergency. We also perform, free of charge,
communications for Public Service Events, such
as: walk-a-thons, bike-a-thons, parades
and fund-raising events.
Our station Call Sign is W4PBC.
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DISTRICT
EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
JEFF BEALS,
WA4AW WA4AW@ARRL.ORG
PALM
BEACH COUNTY RACES OFFICER:
MARK FILLA,
KS4VT KS4VT@COMCAST.NET
Palm
Beach District ARES/RACES Home
Page
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PBC
C.E.R.T. Repeater
147.225 +600 (PL 107.2)
ALL
EOA's
Click
here for County EOA map
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Palm Beach County CERT
CERT
is about readiness, people helping people,
rescuer safety, and doing the greatest good
for the greatest number. CERT is a positive
and realistic approach to emergency and
disaster situations where citizens will be
initially on their own and their actions can
make a difference.
Through training, citizens can manage
utilities and put out small fires; treat the
three killers by opening airways, controlling
bleeding, and treating for shock; provide
basic medical aid; search for and rescue
victims safely; and organize themselves and
spontaneous volunteers to be effective.
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| Point
of Contact: |
Mary
Blakeney |
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Phone
Number:
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5617126549 |
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E-mail
address:
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mblakene@pbcgov.org |
| Website
address: |
http://www.pbcgov.com/ |
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Local
CERT Links
Find
a CERT near You
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National
Hurricane Center (NHC)
Amateur HF Frequencies
(SSB
mode)
20
meters : 14.325
MHz Hurricane Watch Net (Main frequency during
Hurricanes)
40 meters :
7.268 MHz Water Way Net (secondary frequency) Maritime
Mobiles Net
80 meters :
3.815 MHz Caribbean Net, (Alternates: 3.950 : North
Florida / 3.940 South Florida)
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National
Hurricane Center (NHC)
Amateur VHF/UHF Frequencies
VHF
: 147.470 MHz simplex - Coordination frequency for NHC
ops. (official
use only, please)
VHF : 147.000/146.400
repeater, (146.925 backup repeater PL 94.8 Hz)
UHF : 444.600/449.600
repeater (PL 94.8 Hz)
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