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Thanks Kevin, sure wish we had our IRLP up and running here, we're still 2-3 weeks away on that. Guess we'll just have to rely on 14.325. I don't expect too much damage here (hopefully!) 73,

Yes John, there is a link to it on our main website at www.voipwx.net. I just kicked the net off at 2pm E but I cannot assure you the live web feed is up yet but I'm sure they will be bringing it up

Kevin, will you have a live audio feed (we do not have our IRLP set up yet) to listen to. We seem to be in harms way for both Bonnie and Charlie. John/N4SJW Charleston, SC wrote: operations

WX4NHC at the NHC has announced it will activate it's net operations at 2pm Eastern today and we will be bringing up the VOIP net at the same time. Kevin Anderson KD5WX

TS Bonnie expected to become a Cat 1 hurricane before landfall and TD3 is upgraded to TS Charlie. TROPICAL STORM BONNIE IS CENTERED NEAR 23.4N 89.2W AT 10/0300 UTC...OR ABOUT 390 MILES SOUTH OF THE

OK, keep us posted on developments (and your needs from this end). 73 de VK3JED http://vkradio.com

TROPICAL STORM BONNIE HAS FORMED IN THE SOUTHWESTERN GULF OF MEXICO. AT 4 PM CDT...THE CENTER OF BONNIE WAS LOCATED AT LATITUDE 23.2 NORTH AND LONGITUDE 88.7 WEST. THE STORM IS EXPECTED TO TRACK

Heard it today on NJLINK conference Server, .list / .play 2 Nice Spot ! 73, KF4VGX In VOIP-WXNET@..., "Danny Musten" <danny@m...> wrote: Coordinator

Comments from Julio WD4R at the WX4NHC Hurricane center featuring the new web site. Thanks for your input, Julio. Full story

Hurricane Alex continues to look impressive over the open waters of the Atlantic. In fact, with sustained winds of 120 mph, Alex is has now become a category-3 storm which makes it the first major

No one's saying they're not. :-) As long as the message gets through, that's what counts. I'd be happy even if it was on a carrier pigeon. :-) Portable nodes can also be used to great effect. In

Afternoon All, Just a few points of interest ,and please elaborate with your own ideas. This year we had reports given to us by the same hams that helped out last year in the Hatteras area. Bob (

I just edited a short news clip from our local CBS affiliate from the 11PM news featuring our own John Van Pelt K4JVP. The crew interviewed John shortly after Hurricane Alex blew thru Hatteras

Neil, The hit count I was referring to was on our webserver. The voipwx.net domain. I was not talking about our dedicated WX-TALK conference server which resides at a separate data center connected

No problem here, Jonathan Taylor stated in a Net . That with 2000 user's . Echolink would only pull about one quarter of what it can actually support.

Excellent ! Well Done! The benefits that voip has to offer as A way to help in severe weather. Myself and others have stated this time and time again, I started a Conference server years ago

The large number of users caused a few minor VIOP problems on the Internet when I first logged on, but then after getting disconnected several times, everything worked extremely well. I have a DSL

Rob Macedo wrote:

Excellent report Rob and I'm very proud of the job ya'll did, along with the other NCO's who participated, like Denyse and Jeff. My stint for an hour or so was minimal and I was inundated with

Hello to all.... It was an honor and a privilege to serve as a Net Control for Hurricane Alex. We are prepared and looking forward to serving again as a net control in the future. Below is a report