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- AREC recently had an end of year local multi-agency meeting at Police National HQ in Wellington, with SAR sector partners and Police Managers.
Always great to catch up and find ways to continue collaborating effectively and strengthen relationships 🤝
L-R: Saige Falaniko (Surf Lifesaving), Dave Grace (NZ Police), Annalise Mokalei-Smith (AREC), Lea Smith (NZ Police), Jeff Franks (Land Search and Rescue), Simon Kernahan (NZ Police)
@surflifesavingnz @landsarnz2 weeks ago
It's International Volunteer Day! 👭👬👫👬👭
Can you imagine how many organisations around the world would cease to exist without their volunteers?
Vollies are among those with the biggest hearts in the world 💛
They sacrifice their time and energy, for the good of others, and we are super proud of ours, that's for sure!
Go on and tag a volunteer who deserves a bit of love for #ivday2025 👇🥰
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We’ve been busy connecting with our partner organisations over the past couple of months - grateful for the organisations we get to work alongside every day 🤝
Thank you to everyone who’s welcomed us in and shared their time 💛
📸Our Gisborne Group Leader Scott with the team at the Tairāwhiti Emergency Management Office @Tairāwhiti Civil Defence
📸Our Tauranga Group Leader Joanne & North Island Regional Manager Steve at the Tauranga Police station for a multi-agency meeting with SAR Operations Manager SGT. Anna Plowman and BOP DSARAC Aimee Dawson
📸Some of our volunteers at an AREC Training weekend in Auckland, joined by Police, Auckland Emergency Management (AEM) and Coastguard
@Coastguard New Zealand @Auckland Emergency Management
#EmergencyPreparedness #emergencycommunications #emergencyresponse #radiocommunication #emergency ... See MoreSee Less1 month ago
Christmas came early for our Hawkes Bay AREC Group 🎄
The fantastic Hastings MTF Finance team donated money to AREC Hawkes Bay 👏
Big thanks for those that supported the nomination! 🥰 Fanss ... See MoreSee LessThis content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.AREC - Amateur Radio Emergency Communications is at Silverstream Retreat.1 month ago
A big welcome to everyone taking part in the pilot AREC Response Leader Workshop this weekend. ... See MoreSee Less
Category Archives: DMR
DMRplus MMDVM Setup
Unlike the DV4mini, DVMEGA, and OpenSPOT dongles the MMDVM project is not a product but a small system comprising a Linux platform (often a Raspberry Pi), a small 32-bit ARM Coretex M3 microcontroller, and an analog interface circuit to connect … Continue reading
DMRplus openSPOT Setup
The openSPOT implements a DMR hotspot and other features in a standalone blue box: The openSPOT product is made by SharkRF The device contains a low power 70cm transceiver with an Ethernet interface that works with a Internet connection to … Continue reading
DMRplus DV4mini Setup
The DV4mini implements a DMR hotspot in a USB dongle stick: The DV4mini product is made by Were from Wireless Holdings The device contains a low power 70cm transceiver with an interface that works with a PC and associated application … Continue reading
DMR Downloads
DMR CODEPLUG DOWNLOADS These codeplugs are for the New Zealand AREC ZL-TRBO UHF network. They are maintained by Jeff ZL2JG. Jeff can be contacted by email at the last two letters of his callsign immediately followed by .waikanae@gmail.com for any … Continue reading
Events & Links
Events Online reporting of major events From time to time New Zealand is hit by major events such as cyclones and earthquakes. The AREC DMR network is also used for training events which include supporting safety at sporting activities. This … Continue reading
Coverage Planning
The page will include details of various coverage planning tools. RADIO MOBILE ONLINE A very easy to use on-line option is Radio Mobile Online by Roger Coudé VE2DBE The above plot has the Strong colour set to x0055FF and Weak … Continue reading
DMR Network
History Almost thirty years ago amateur radio operators in Auckland and Wellington worked together to install a Wellington to Auckland link on the UHF band. Later known as the National System, the network now covers New Zealand from the Bay … Continue reading
