Hurricane Watch Net 14.325/7.268 www.hwn.org
SATERN www.saternusa.org
Maritime Mobile Service Net 14.300 www.mmsn.org
3950.0 (LSB) Northern Florida ARES Net (Secondary)
7242.0 (LSB) N. Florida ARES Net (Primary)
7225.0 (LSB) Central Gulf Coast Hurricane
7235.0 (LSB) Central Gulf Coast Hurricane Net
7251.0 (LSB) SouthCARS
SARnet www.sarnetfl.org
VoIP Hurricane Net www.voipwx.net
The American Radio Relay League now offers Emergency Communication Courses online, including EC-001. These are self-paced courses either all by yourself or with a mentor.
This is a revision of our former Emergency Communications Basic/Level 1 course.
Description. This course is designed to provide basic knowledge and tools for any emergency communications volunteer. The course has 6 sections with 28 lesson topics and includes a selection of student activities, knowledge review quizzes, and a final assessment. The course is conducted entirely online and can be completed at your own pace, allowing you to work according to your own schedule.
Prerequisites. Before you begin the course you should have completed the following prerequisites. These courses provide a foundation for the content of this course. These are free mini-courses you can take online:
With the landfall of Hurricane Ida many stations will be looking to assist in the aftermath. The following information is listed so that all stations may assist with relief efforts ONLY when appropriate. Stations with Technician class privileges can monitor traffic into and out of the affected areas via Echolink node *ARERT*. This is a listen only.
The following frequencies are available for General class and higher privileges. Please remember to offer assistance ONLY when you are sure that your help will be of benefit. DO NOT CHECK INTO THESE NETS OR TRANSMIT ON THESE FREQUENCIES UNLESS SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY NET CONTROL.
Hurricane Watch Net – 14.325 MHz / 7.268 MHz as needed
Gulf Coast Hurricane Net – 3.935 MHz Daily 2000 CDT
Gulf Coast Sideband Net – 3.295 MHz Daily 1930 CDT
Louisiana Traffic Net NTS – 3.910 MHz M, W, F, Sun 1800 CDT
Louisiana Section ARES Net – 3.878 MHz Sun 1930 CDT
Louisiana ARES – 7.255 MHz +/- 10 MHz as needed (ongoing)
Southwest Traffic Net – 3.935 MHz
Information regarding other nets is available at www.larrl.org/ss/nets-listing
Monitoring can also be done via online remote radios at http://kiwisdr.com/public/ or www.globaltuners.com