Amateur Emergency Communications activities by Mauritian amateur radio enthusiasts.
Friday, 5 October 2018
Nvis tests with Reunion using bpsk63 ,flmsg and fldigi
Please see message from Yvons FR1GZ.
FR1GZ Yvon <fr1gzyvon@gmail.com>
To:
3B8FO
Cc:
3B8DU

Oct 5 at 3:05 PM

Hi to all,
Yusuf,
J'ai bien reçu toutes vos transmissions hier soir aussi sur 40 que sur 80m.
le fichier est bien décodé.
Je ne pouvais vous transmettre mon fichier car nous étions en exercice avec plusieurs stations RASEC.
Comme je suis la station directrice, je ne pouvais pas sortir du but de cette exercice.
Mais ce n'est que partie remise. On trouvera un moment tranquille pour faire nos essais.
Amicalement
Yvon
FR1GZ Yvon <fr1gzyvon@gmail.com>
To:
3B8FO
Cc:
3B8DU

Oct 5 at 3:05 PM

Hi to all,
Yusuf,
J'ai bien reçu toutes vos transmissions hier soir aussi sur 40 que sur 80m.
le fichier est bien décodé.
Je ne pouvais vous transmettre mon fichier car nous étions en exercice avec plusieurs stations RASEC.
Comme je suis la station directrice, je ne pouvais pas sortir du but de cette exercice.
Mais ce n'est que partie remise. On trouvera un moment tranquille pour faire nos essais.
Amicalement
Yvon
Thursday, 4 October 2018
Emergency Kit
Some thoughts on emergency kit we need to prepare for QTH based/mobile operation
Ready Rig
Ready Antenna
DC power
First aid kit
Food stuff
Tools
We can customise according to availability and our individual needs.
Ready Rig
Ready Antenna
DC power
First aid kit
Food stuff
Tools
We can customise according to availability and our individual needs.
When
the Activation Call comes, we won’t have time to hunt for things!
NVIS tests with Reunion Island using FLDIGI and FLARQ
Successful tests have been carried out with FR1GZ and FR5FZ of ADRASEC 974.
Reunion is using BPSK63 of FLDIGI and standard messages of FLMSG with NVIS for their emcom structure.I have been told they they do not wish to rely solely on the vhf relays as they have had problems in the past and during catastrophic conditions it is almost impossible to deploy mobile vhf relays and that's why they are including the HF NVIS solution as part of their emcom structure.
Reunion is using BPSK63 of FLDIGI and standard messages of FLMSG with NVIS for their emcom structure.I have been told they they do not wish to rely solely on the vhf relays as they have had problems in the past and during catastrophic conditions it is almost impossible to deploy mobile vhf relays and that's why they are including the HF NVIS solution as part of their emcom structure.
Bilan direct vhf voice exercise on 230918 using 144.550 MHZ
The exercise has been a complete success with the following stations taking part .
FO,DU,FV,GZ,BAN,BAL.
On 290918 further tests were done with CW and DM .
A spreadsheet with details of the exercise has been circulated together with terrain maps showing all links have been circulated to all via mail.
Further tests will be carried out in the coming days and we shall all put our heads together to analyse the data and find solutions for the areas that have not been covered and for difficult areas.
FO,DU,FV,GZ,BAN,BAL.
On 290918 further tests were done with CW and DM .
A spreadsheet with details of the exercise has been circulated together with terrain maps showing all links have been circulated to all via mail.
Further tests will be carried out in the coming days and we shall all put our heads together to analyse the data and find solutions for the areas that have not been covered and for difficult areas.
Wednesday, 19 September 2018
EMERGENCY READY TO GO KIT?
What is a
READY TO GO KIT?
• A Ready To Go
Kit is a pre-staged collection of equipment and personal gear&stuff that we will need to perform our duties as an Emergency
Communicator effectively and efficiently in the event of a call-out.
• Our Ready To Go
Kit should be tailored to our needs, our equipment, expected
assignments, and expected length of assignments.
Why we need a
Ready To Go Kit
Some reasons we
need a Ready To Go Kit :
• In the event of
a major disaster, our assignment location will probably be without
power, heat, water, food ,personal hygiene stuff, medical stuff and
telephone service. Most businesses in the area will probably not be
open, due to the emergency.
• As an Emergency
Communicator, we must provide our own equipment,gear,food and
personal hygiene and medical stuff.
• We are
responsible for our own safety, and we must provide for our own welfare and comfort.
Building
our Ready To Go Kit now ensures:
•
The items we need are available when we need them.
•
The items we need are where we expect them to be.
When
the Activation Call comes, we won’t have time to hunt for things!
Saturday, 15 September 2018
Hurricane Florence and Ham Emergency Communications
Interesting links related to the above..
https://www.facebook.com/W7FLO
http://qrznow.com/hurricane-watch-net-florence-and-isaac/
http://www.wthitv.com/content/news/Ham-radio-operators-assist-with-Hurricane-Florence-communications-493335431.html
https://fox61.com/2018/09/12/ham-radio-operators-amplify-messages-in-face-of-hurricane-florence/
https://www.facebook.com/W7FLO
http://qrznow.com/hurricane-watch-net-florence-and-isaac/
http://www.wthitv.com/content/news/Ham-radio-operators-assist-with-Hurricane-Florence-communications-493335431.html
https://fox61.com/2018/09/12/ham-radio-operators-amplify-messages-in-face-of-hurricane-florence/
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