Nice news story. QRZ says Lee Paulet is AA1NW. From the video, he’s on 7.251.
https://www.mypanhandle.com/weather/hurricane/amateur-radio-operators-provide-hurricane-aid-through-the-airwaves/1518968280
Just got this update in my ARRL Letter. Key points:
• The Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) resumed operations Wednesday morning
and will remain active until further notice on 14.325.00 MHz and 7.268.00 MHz.
• WX4NHC, the Amateur Radio at the National Hurricane Center, is active
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The Hurricane Watch Net was active most of yesterday on 14325 and 7268.
They were soliciting and passing weather observations from the area.
Very well organized and directed nets. I'm not hearing them this
morning on 20m but it may be propagation conditions. See here for more:
AmRRON activated 10/09 1400Z - see amrron.com for activation information.
John/kn0cw
On 10/11/18 9:37 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I heard an NPR interview with the city manager of a small town in the Florida
> panhandle this morning. He said that many nearby towns have zero
>
Hi all,
I heard an NPR interview with the city manager of a small town in the Florida
panhandle this morning. He said that many nearby towns have zero communications
right now, and he was “hoping to be heard” via radio. They’re pretty desperate.
Cell towers and landlines are down. They can’t
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