Missouri Emergency Services Net
3.963 MHz (LSB)
6:30 PM Central Time on Sunday
Net Manager: Dale Huffington, AE0S
MESN is also activated in case of any large disaster where
statewide communications may be necessary.
Daytime alternate
frequency is 7.263 MHz.
Missouri Traffic Net - Daily
MOTRAN (SSB) 3.963 MHz
5:45 PM - 6:15 PM Central Time
Net Manager: Larry Wilson, K0RWL
MON (CW) 3.585
MHz
7:00 PM - 7:30 PM Central Time
9:45 PM - 10:15 PM Central Time
Net Manager: Kent Trimble, K9ZTV
Net info and NTS in Missouri
Join the Legislative Email Alert for Missouri Hams. Send an email to
our Section Manager, Dale Bagley, k0ky@arrl.org.
Some ARES forms are
available here, and the rest are available
at the ARRL website.
Missouri Section Emergency Coordinator
Don Moore (SEC) - KM0R
8825 W. Shady Oak Lane
Columbia, MO 65202
Email: km0r@arrl.net
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FSD-98 ARES Registration - Turn
in to your county's ARES Emergency Coordinator PDF
If you need to know who
your ARES EC is, then see the map on
this website or email the Missouri
Section Emergency Coordinator, Don
Moore, KMØR - km0r@arrl.net |
Know
a Dependable Operator that Can Help?
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FSD-187 Application
for Station Appointment (Official Emergency Station, etc) PDF |
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FSD-156 Application
for District or County Emergency Coordinator PDF
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Steps for County
EC (please contact the SEC if you are interested in an
open DEC position)
- Complete
and send your application to your District EC (if there is no DEC in your district, send it to
the SEC)
- Have a local club
officer or an official of a local Served Agency
mail or email a letter of recommendation (if
there is no DEC in your district, send it to the
SEC)
- Interview with the
District or Section EC (informal)
- Provide documentation
of successful completion of ARECC level 1 course
OR within 6 months of appointment as EC, successfully
complete
ARECC level 1 OR within 6 months of appointment as EC, successfully
complete open book EC exam. The EC exam should be returned to the SEC
for grading. If the exam is not completed successfully, the DEC will
need to ensure the newly appointed EC understands the material on the EC
Exam and in the EC Manual to the DEC's satisfaction or the DEC shall
recommend to the SEC that the EC appointment be rescinded.
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Mail to:
Don Moore, KMØR
Missouri ARES
Section Emergency Coordinator
8825 W. Shady Oak Lane
Columbia, MO 65202
Work
with These During ARES Operations
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FSD-255 Emergency
Reference Information Card PDF |
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ARRL Radiogram Form PDF |
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FSD-218 Amateur
Message Format - Guidelines for originating
and handling formal radiogram messages, including precedences,
handling instructions, QN signals, Q signals, abbreviations,
prosigns and prowords. PDF |
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American Red Cross
Form 2079H: Amateur Radio Operator Intake - This
form may be used by Amateur Radio operators who are working on
behalf of the American Red Cross. This is used for Health
and Welfare Inquiries -- known by the Red Cross as "Family
Well-being Inquiries". PDF |
If it's
Not Reported, it Didn't Happen
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FSD-212 Monthly
DEC/EC Report - This form is for the
monthly report for DEC's and EC's. |
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FSD-157 Public
Service Activity Report - Report your public-service
activities using this form so ARRL can bring them to the attention
of the Congress, the FCC and other public officials. PDF |
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FSD-210 Public Service
Honor Roll Activity Report - You
can earn a spot in QST by qualifying and turning in this report. PDF |
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EC SET Report PDF |
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EC Annual Report PDF |
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The county Emergency
Coordinators and District Emergency Coordinators also have forms
to report by mail or email to their respective District Emergency
Coordinator or Section Emergency Coordinator. |
Other Helpful Forms
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EC and DEC's Monthly Leadership
Requisition Form
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EC's and DEC's
may use this Microsoft Word form to get the materials that
they need from ARRL HQ. Just fill it in and
email it as an attachment to ladams@arrl.org |
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