FIELD DAY2010

YES, FIELD DAY 2010 was a fun. Yes, we still have the list up, incase you want to get in touch with one of the groups http://n1wi.com/Fd2010.aspx and http://n1wi.com/Fd2010text.aspx

It's time to get in our Field Day logs and put in links to pictures. The First link is to the Narc at Lock two, but we would love to put up your link as well. You need not be a club, but the pictures do need to be uploaded in an amateur radio or field day specific page or folder.

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UP AND READY TO ACCEPT FIELDDAY INFORMATION FOR ANY CELEBRATION IN TENNESSEE AND NEARBY AREAS. SAME INFO AS LAST YEAR.PLEASE SEND IN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

MANY OF THE GROUPS WHO USE THE LIST TO SEND INVITATIONS STATE WIDE WILL START THERE EFFORT ON THE 1ST OF JUNE SO BE THERE IF YOU WANT TO BE SCENE.

A team is being put together to be trained for a possible Tennessee based ECRV.
This is the powerfull Communication vehicle . If you have any interest. please contact

Christy DeBusk/a>

2201 Charlotte Ave Nashville, TN 37203 W: 615-250-4294 C:615-428-2426 F: 615-250-4344

Training for served agency
Please take this class online

Sorry if you missed the in person class while it was being taught live at the disaster headquarters.
The materials taught that were taught were, Disaster Services Technologies, new series of introductory workshops , nicknamed DST 101.
These intro units are needed to be assigned on future Red Cross deployments. . Please use the email address DST101@usa.redcross.org. to register for a future class online

TURN KNOBS 2010 Pig Slide

WE HAVE PUT TOGETHER A SHORT PRESENTATION, PIG SLIDE SHOW,

A. TO HELP YOU LEARN MORE ABOUT THE RF RESORT'

B.HOW & WHY YOU NEED TO SEND IN FIELD DAY INFORMATION

C BECAUSE THE PIGS WANTED TOO.

CLICK HERE FOR A QUICK FLYER (TO MODIFY ON COMPUTER FIT FLYER ONSCREEN AND PUSH PRINTSCREEN, PASTE IN TO PAINT OR SIMILAR PROGRAM)

WE ALSO HAVE QSL CARDS
CLICK1 CLICK2

WWhen your trying to listen in on nets for infortmation out of a international disaster, try 7.045 and 3.720 MHz (IARU Region 2 nets), 14.265, 7.265 and 3.977 MHz (SATERN nets), and 14.300 MHz (Intercontinental Assistance and Traffic Net); the International Radio Emergency Support Coalition (IRESC) is also active on EchoLink node 278173. In the event of an emergency keep these frequencies clear.

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