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It dosnt make sents to me that you muted people that was not in the area of the storm. I was on the phone with people in the area but they are not hams. So that means I may have had some info for you

<http://www.fema.gov/emanagers/2004/nat081404.shtm> Hurricane Charley reports from FEMA. -- Lloyd Colston Mayes County CEM Pryor, OK USA http://www.geocities.com/mccem Homeland Security

We elected to keep them onboard due to their location but your comments are well taken and it continues to be an ongoing issue with many links. I see where there was a good explanation in their case

Many good observations and comments here. I'm not necessarily proud of all of them, but there is certainly some truth to them. This has been a most interesting event and much has been

Sorry the temp is causing a Problem the Sensor has Failer and They are unable to turn the annoucement off at this point. It was in place and functioning before the storm. If the storm was not heading

Isn't it about time to mute that Echolink node that keeps sending computer-voice messages on the half hour and saying "The temperature is 400 degrees" ? If only people would do a proper config when

kd4htw2001@... writes: Lloyd...you pretty much said it all! Configuring a properly operating RF link or repeater isnt that hard..no matter if your system covers 100 miles or 10 miles,the

400 degrees eh? Hahaha! I'm just glad its not quite that hot. Hope you guys up that way fair well with the heavy rain. [ watching Tropical storm Charely pass right over northeast NC, dumping

UPDATE ON PHONE NUMBERS: American Red Cross (Health and Welfare Inquires): 866-GET-INFO (866-438-4636) Federal Emergency Management Agency (Individual Disaster Assistance): 800-621-FEMA

WX4NHC, the Amateur Radio station at the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida, maintained communications with and received many ???Surface Reports??? from Amateur Radio Operators in the

Many thanks. I got your call down as a potential contact when Charley makes landfall... 73 de VK3JED http://vkradio.com

I'm trying to get one of the two IRLP Hampton nodes on line. The primary repeater in the area (KA4VXR) is likely to be used for local response. I'm going to try and get KQ6IN's simplex node up.

One or two from VA and one from Raleigh are the only stations in the area that have reported in. Altogether, activity has been quiet in the lanfdall area, despite repeated requests for stations. 73

As the Charlie approaches the Carolinas, we would appreciate node connects from links in South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia today. --------- Reporting Stations should connect directly to

Anyone able to help with the above query? All night, we've had the VE3ECZ-R system feeding automated announcements every 15 minutes into the network. To make matters worse, the level is extremely

Hi all, Just as a point of interest, I've uploaded a photo of my shack as configured for net control ops on Friday 13th August for Hurricane Charley. A little explanation follows, but first, you

Do we know who's next in line for NC and what time they're starting? FYI, net has been operating all night. I'm running NC since 5AM EDT until the next NC takes over. 73 de

Hey All.. Well yes I live in Las Vegas. I also lissend to the net. I have family and friends that live in tampa. Some are hams. I think the net went fine. So what there was some ping pong going on

A HUGE thank you to you for the net. I hope I was a positive input. I sayed on as long as the power was avaiable, but now I am on the laptop with dial up, ugg. I think some policies should be in

It's pretty full on there. Indeed. And the number of people that simply DON'T LISTEN and just jump on and call CQ without waiting to see if there is tr