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On SOARESSS Page 'service/emcomm.asp'
'http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/mou/index.html' was attached

This page provides information on the "Memoranda of Understanding" that the ARRL has with various national disaster relief agencies, the federal government, etc.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/qrp.asp'
'http://www.al7fs.us/AL7FS2.html' was attached

QRP Transceiver for less than $10, by... Jim Larsen - AL7FS AK/QRP #003. This is a very nice survey of various inexpensive QRP rigs.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/qrp.asp'
'http://w0ch.com/tt2/tt2.htm' was attached

The Tuna Tin 2 is a simple transmitter originally designed by the legendary author and experimenter Doug DeMaw, W1FB. The TT2 was first published in the May 1976 issue of QST. Doug's intent was to put forth a design for a low cost QRP transmitter that could be duplicated easily using parts obtained locally from Radio Shack.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/aprs.asp'
'http://www.tnc-x.com/' was attached

TNC-X is a new Terminal Node Controller (kit) design based on the Chepponis/Karn KISS protocol.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/aprs.asp'
'http://www.byonics.com/tinytrak/' was attached

TinyTrak3 is a GPS position encoder which, when connected to a serial GPS and a radio, will transmit its location at an adjustable rate.

On SOARESSS Page 'organization/affiliations/emcomm.asp'
'http://www.brightok.net/~jkeith/' was attached

Arbuckle Fire Weather Network, maintained by K5FS, runs a "Fire Net" on 147.555 (simplex) at 9:00 am(?) Saturday.

On SOARESSS Page 'organization/affiliations/ares.asp'
'http://www.aresok.org/' was attached

This is the home page for the Oklahoma Section of ARES. Contained within it are many resources for dealing with emergencies.

On SOARESSS Page 'organization/affiliations/ares.asp'
'http://www.emergency-radio.org' was attached

This is an introductory web site from the ARRL into the world of emergency communications. It targets non-hams who are interested in how we hams help during an emergency.

On SOARESSS Page 'service/emcomm.asp'
'http://www.dps.state.ok.us/forms/aroIDapp.pdf' was attached

Oklahoma Department of Public Safety has a form to issue "DPS" numbers to all amateur radio operators who also fullfill an emergency communications role. Go to this link, download the form, copy your FCC license and mail it off and you will get a number that you can put on the back of your vehicle to identify you to DPS officers during emergencies.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/portable.asp'
'http://www.kr1st.com/powerpack.htm' was attached

Cook Up Your Own Emergency Power Pack When you buy one of these commercial power packs - you know, the kind you can use to jumpstart your car in case your car battery is flat - do you really know in what condition the battery is? Unless you tested it, you probably don't. I certainly didn't. I purchased one I thought was fresh and kept it charged religiously. Or so I thought. When it was time to actually use it during a brief power outage to power a radio, the power pack proved to be powerless.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/portable.asp'
'http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Buddipole' was attached

Buddipole is a portable vertical and/or horizontal dipole antenna. This is the Yahoo!Group for both the commercial and the home-brew version of the antenna. They have lots of information for those interested in the system, as well as anecdotal stories about using it in various configurations, at some beautiful outdoor venues...

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/psk31.asp'
'http://www.qrparci.org/content/view/4521/118/lang,en/' was attached

Here is a good YouTube introduction to PSK31 from the QRP Amateur Radio Club International's web site.

On SOARESSS Page 'interests/aprs.asp'
'http://wa8lmf.net/DigiPaths/index.htm' was attached

This page has a very complete discussion of APRS, including the relay path stuff ("RELAY" and "WIDE1-1", etc.)

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