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Basic radio training material
AREC Comms Training Presentation V2
NVIS HF Antenna Design
NVIS HF Antenna Design
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Some photos of the Amateur Radio Emergency Communications (AREC) services display during today’s Emergency Services Expo hosted by Te Papa Museum on Wellington’s Waterfront.
Fantastic day, the huge crowd and that great support from Daniel Liddle, Brendon Clarke, Peter Ritchie, Ross Pedder, Ray Harkness, Annalise Mokalei-Smith, John Murphy and Simon Osborne made it a successful event.
Absolutely, the best part was seeing the kids turn up to operate the Morse Code training unit, PRS handheld radios and tracking down the Te Papa MC and his endless supply of AREC lollies using the WanderSearch tracking device.
Thank you once again for your time and service.
Otago AREC Members are once again proudly supporting the Otago Rally this weekend.
Things are looking under control in Rally HQ this morning.
AREC HB volunteers from Hastings and Napier work tirelessly alongside the local Police to assist in an overnight Mini-SAREX (Search and Rescue Exercise) involving an overdue fisherman and LandSAR field teams in the Whirinaki / Tangoio area (5-6 Apr, 24).
This is another great example of interoperability between SAREM partners.
AREC HB displayed some of the equipment we have available to support St John and HB Civil Defence Emergency Management during the Hawke's Bay Auto Extravaganza & Swap Meet today at the Tōmoana Showgrounds.
Special thanks to John, Robert, Phil and Simon for turning out to standup and operate AREC HF radio
