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If you are in Porirua today, be sure to come by and see us! ✌️This content isn't available at the moment
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Remember to have your radio's charged and emergency supplies ready 💛This content isn't available at the moment
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If you have ever wondered what a Search and Rescue exercise looks like- check out this great video by Auckland Emergency Management 🙌
It's NZ Civil Defence Get Ready Week folks!
The name says it all, it's about getting ready incase of an emergency 👍
Have you ever thought about how you will communicate with your loved ones and your community, if you can't call, text, or jump on your internet apps?
It's a scary thought, but a very real reality in a major emergency.
The answer? Radio Comms. You can use a handheld radio when the phone lines and internet are down.
At AREC, we work alongside Civil Defence providing Radio Communications in emergency situations.
If you want to help your community to stay connected, join us as a volunteer.
arec.nz/volunteer/
Catch us later this week at the A&P Show in Gisborne 👀 it's the 150 year mark for this event, so it's going to be a goodie!
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Tag Archives: DMR
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
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
