Except for the second Monday of the month the OCRA Club Meeting night, this net meets every Monday on 28.450MHz (up or down 5KHz if the frequency is in use). Bruce, N1LN is the usual net control operator.
We need more volunteers to occasionally take on the role as Net Control for this net. No special skills are required beyond hearing most of the stations checking in (a relay from someone else could help if you can’t hear everyone), the ability to write down their callsigns.
The ability to manage the station-to-station rotation. notes, emails, etc. are not required and would totally be up to the Net Control.
A Zoom conference also begins at 7:30pm and is an OCRA outreach effort focusing on:
* Prospective hams who have contacted the club about their interests and new applicants for club membership.
* Newly licensed and other club members who have not yet acquired HF or UHF equipment.
* Club members residing where radio signals are blocked by terrain, HOA antenna restrictions, or adjoining county locations too distant to participate by radio.
* The Zoom video conference will open 30 minutes prior to the net and continues after the net for a social gathering.
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Click here to Join the OCRA Monday Night 10M Net / Meeting Zoom Conference ( https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84854802982?pwd=PuaKbpsrUg3aYTAwdZZqtZ91MC7Gva.1 )
Meeting ID: 848 5480 2982
Passcode: 117401
Description:
The Orange County Amateur Radio Emergency Training Net meets every Saturday morning at 9:30AM, using Primary frequency Channel 11 at 442.150 MHz, 5 MHz positive offset, PL 131.8 Hz Orange County Radio Amateur’s W4UNC repeater. In the event there are issues on primary, the net will use Alternate frequency Channel 16 at 145.450 MHz, 600 KHz negative offset, PL 82.5 Hz Durham FM Association’s WR4AGC repeater.
Back up net control should monitor both repeaters if possible. All licensed amateur radio operators are invited to check in with W4EZ net control. The net provides training in procedures that would apply in an actual emergency.
An OCRA Saturday Morning Zoom Session opens at 8:30AM as usual for you to join . This is an ongoing club/community gathering about the hobby and a Ham Emergency Liaison & Planning of what to do before, during and after hazardous weather having a history of impacting our area.
Click here to Join the Zoom Conference ( https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82276686920?pwd=FotLZr1NSacaesxHC8nyDUzglKR5Ba.1 )
Meeting ID: 822 7668 6920
Passcode: 117401
Except for the second Monday of the month the OCRA Club Meeting night, this net meets every Monday on 28.450MHz (up or down 5KHz if the frequency is in use). Bruce, N1LN is the usual net control operator.
We need more volunteers to occasionally take on the role as Net Control for this net. No special skills are required beyond hearing most of the stations checking in (a relay from someone else could help if you can’t hear everyone), the ability to write down their callsigns.
The ability to manage the station-to-station rotation. notes, emails, etc. are not required and would totally be up to the Net Control.
A Zoom conference also begins at 7:30pm and is an OCRA outreach effort focusing on:
* Prospective hams who have contacted the club about their interests and new applicants for club membership.
* Newly licensed and other club members who have not yet acquired HF or UHF equipment.
* Club members residing where radio signals are blocked by terrain, HOA antenna restrictions, or adjoining county locations too distant to participate by radio.
* The Zoom video conference will open 30 minutes prior to the net and continues after the net for a social gathering.
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Click here to Join the OCRA Monday Night 10M Net / Meeting Zoom Conference ( https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84854802982?pwd=PuaKbpsrUg3aYTAwdZZqtZ91MC7Gva.1 )
Meeting ID: 848 5480 2982
Passcode: 117401
Description:
The Orange County Amateur Radio Emergency Training Net meets every Saturday morning at 9:30AM, using Primary frequency Channel 11 at 442.150 MHz, 5 MHz positive offset, PL 131.8 Hz Orange County Radio Amateur’s W4UNC repeater. In the event there are issues on primary, the net will use Alternate frequency Channel 16 at 145.450 MHz, 600 KHz negative offset, PL 82.5 Hz Durham FM Association’s WR4AGC repeater.
Back up net control should monitor both repeaters if possible. All licensed amateur radio operators are invited to check in with W4EZ net control. The net provides training in procedures that would apply in an actual emergency.
An OCRA Saturday Morning Zoom Session opens at 8:30AM as usual for you to join . This is an ongoing club/community gathering about the hobby and a Ham Emergency Liaison & Planning of what to do before, during and after hazardous weather having a history of impacting our area.
Click here to Join the Zoom Conference ( https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82276686920?pwd=FotLZr1NSacaesxHC8nyDUzglKR5Ba.1 )
Meeting ID: 822 7668 6920
Passcode: 117401
