Central Alberta Amateur Radio Club
[html] Thankyou to those that partisipated in the canwarn activation sunday night for our area.
Ares Edmonton called me to activate canwarn for our area. toward the end of the time Canwarn net control did a test with a cross band repeater between rocky and Edmonton. They would like to know if it is possible to have us activate a link between QE network and the Sara Network for such cases as tonight. [/html]
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about 12 years ago - No comments
Check out the new updated info under the  ARES  drop down tab. Thanks for the info Jeff, Bob
about 12 years ago - No comments
Last week VA6RIC and 12 other members of Red Deer SAR USAR team headed to College Station Texas for a multinational disaster exercise. The exercise was held at Disaster City, a real life- but fake- town that has been created to simulate collapsed structures, train derailments, and real life rescue scenarios. Over five days our…
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New Callout Membership List available under Members Area
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Bob King VE6BLD of Lacombe and Gary Wheeler VE6CV of Lethbridge are part of CANWARN, the Canadian Weather Amateur Radio network, using their eyes and ears to report unusual weather in Alberta for Environment Canada.  They were both interviewed on CBC Radio1 on November 1, 2010. To learn more about CANWARN see  the drop down…
about 14 years ago - No comments
[html] TCA Article by VA6RIC Emerg Comm Trailer Small Investment in Time and Energy Means Better Equipped to Respond By Ric Henderson, VA6RIC Assistant County Manager and Director of Emergency Management Red Deer County,AB Take a group of ham radio enthusiasts with 39 years of history and put them together with a proactive municipality and…
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[html] Congratulations to Garry, VE6CIA from Red Deer who has volunteered to be the new RAC Section Manager for  ARES, Alberta. We look forward to great things happening in the future with ARES in the Red Deer area and around Alberta. [/html]
about 15 years ago - No comments
[html] AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE NET VA6JL Jeff has started a new ARES net and is looking for some input as to which night members prefer for the new net. If you have a preference please click this link and select the night and enter your call sign. Thanks in advance for your support to…
about 15 years ago
Gary,
This is something that I have practiced with in the past and had good results between the SARA hub in Edmonton and a simplex Echolink node to link us into Lloydminster. However when I tried it on the Canwarn activation between VE6VHF and the SARA Hub in Edmonton, the short kerchunk from the SARA hubs would keep the crossband repeat in a back and forth cycle without an opportunity for anyone to jump in. That evening I had good conditions to VHF and PZ so I wanted to try it from here first. It could just be my FT8100 for some reason. It almost seemed like the very short kerchunk from the SARA backbone did not occur until a msec after the conversation dropped. Any thoughts? I have to spend more time experimenting to see what works and what doesn't. I always felt that this would easily and should work as a way of providing a temporary link from a non-SARA repeater into the system.
about 15 years ago
A temporary link between VE6QE and SARA could easily be put up for an event like CANWARN by any cross band radio. Use the VHF side of VE6QE and the UHF side of SARA as there is no squelch tail on the SARA UHF of 443.575
about 16 years ago
Hi Judy I will send you a Private Message…I didn't see your comment sorry abt that.
about 16 years ago
I have logged onto the site but can not access ve6cia's photos. How can this be corrected?