During a disaster, it is likely the phones will not work and we will need to communicate by radio. There are three basic types of radios:
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Bayshores EmComm Net
This is for ham radio operators to establish a bay wide net. Anyone who can hear the repeater, 145.110, is asked to check it. It is a 2 meter repeater. Sat. 0900 hrs. Frequency: 145.110 Tone/Direction: -82.5 West Contra Costa County ACS/RACES Thurs. 1845 hrs. Frequency: 145.110 Tone/Direction: -82.5 http://www.wa6kqb.org/ N.ALCO RACES ARES (North Alameda County; Berkeley) Thurs. 1915 hrs. Frequency: 147.480 Tone/Direction: Simplex (No need to adjust the tone/direction) OR Frequency: 440.900 Tone/Frequency: +131.8 |
CERT Net
This is for all CERTs who are ham radio operators. Sat. 0930 hrs. Frequency: 444.275 Tone: + Kensington-El Cerrito KARO-ECHO Thurs. 1900 hrs. Frequency: 146.415 Tone/Direction: Simplex (No need to adjust the tone/direction) https://www.karoecho.net/ Marin Co. RACES Tues. 1700 hrs. Frequency:146.700 Tone/Direction: -179.9 |
Ready2React
1st Wed every month 1930 hrs. Channels: 7-6-5 Channel will be moved from 7 to 6, then 5 if interference; may use FRS Richmond Annex Net Control Tues. 1900 hrs. Channel: 15 |
1st Wed two-way radio practice
1st Wed every month 1100 hrs. Channel: 21 / 462.7000 MHz Begins after the Richmond Community Warning System sirens sound at 11:00 a.m. BeCERTAINN Berkeley CERT Teams Tues. 1930 hrs. Channel: 22R / Tone 88.5 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/becertainn |