Missouri
Section ARES®
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MESN is also activated in case of any large disaster where
statewide communications may be necessary. MON (CW) 3.585
MHz
Some ARES forms are available here, and the rest are available at the ARRL website. Missouri Section Emergency Coordinator
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Training
Info from W0GAB,
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Special Events Communications Manual can now be
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ARECC is "Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Course". This is part of the ARRL Certification and Continuing Education effort. You and your ARES Team can take these valuable classes and tests online, or in person once you have certified trainers in your area. The entire online course and testing cost is $45 for ARRL members and $75 for others. As of August 2003, there are grant dollars available to reimburse successful completion of any of the three levels of the ARECC courses. Details are availalbe on the ARRL web at http://www.arrl.org/cce/.
However, you can learn the material by any means you choose, which includes purchasing the $10 manuals from ARRL HQ; or borrowing them from someone who has already passed; or studying the closely related material found below; or by using your existing experience.
Next, you can take the exam at an approved test session, just like you would take a license exam. The cost is $10 per exam and the CE Coordinator, Dan Miller, k3ufg, will send you the certificate when you have successfully completed. Upcoming approved test sessions and local classroom instruction near you can be found at http://www.arrl.org/cce/activity-list.php3
ECom Source Material - "This is the source material for the ARRL's Continuing Education course in Emergency Communication. This material may be copied and freely distributed as long as it is used for educational purposes and not for monetary gain." -- Pat Lambert, w0ipl, Colorado Section Training Coordinator
Test
your Emergency Communications knowledge online! DEC
for District I, Gene Bess, WØGAB, has made online exams
available based upon the ECom material above. As an ARECC Level
III Certified Instructor, he should know! Do you want to know what
you know? Take these online tests for free! If you can pass
these exams, you have a good chance of passing the ARECC exams. Contact
your local ARRL VE's or check the CI/CE
Search Page to locate an existing Certified Examiner.
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The Radio Amateur's Code
This is a goal for all of us.
Emergency Coordinator Recommendations & Ideas
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National Traffic System
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ARRL NTS (National Traffic System) Manual |
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Colorado ARES - NTS (National Traffic System) Training |
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ARES & NTS: Public Service Communications Manual
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ARRL Field Organization - Appointees and what they do |
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