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	Weather Today	152 Reads

The Weather Service sxpects some thunderstorms in our area (Pierre) today

beginning between 3:00 and 5:00 PM.

They forecast the possibility of large hail, strong winds, heavy rain

and possibly tornados.

Temps should be in the 80s today and winds are expected to be

between 25 to 45 mph with gusts up to 55 for the central

SD area.


	Posted by: K0PIR on Monday, May 24, 2010

	Haiti	327 Reads

Remember the following Ham frequencies forrelief operations in Haiti:7.045 and 3.720.Intercontinental Assistance and Traffic Net (IATN)14.300Satern net 14.265 for health and welfare traffic.Friday morning (this morning) should see the Dominican Radio Clubsarrival and setup in Port au Prince using the callsign of HI8RCD/HH.14.265 Satern net has been active since Wednesday and will continueuntil communications are restored.The HF ALE network is also in operation. Info at  http://hflink.net/

Note: JIM KD0S


	Posted by: K0PIR on Friday, January 15, 2010

	PARC Emergency Plan	347 Reads

I've added the PARC Emergency Plan to the Menu on the left.


	Posted by: K0PIR on Friday, February 13, 2009

	EARTHQUAKES STRIKES COSTA RICA	304 Reads

EMERGENCY HAM FREQUENCY DECLARED: Due to strong seismic activity in Costa Rica, the Radio Club de Costa Rica(RCCR) -- that countrys IARU Member-Society -- is monitoring local repeaters and 7090 kHz. IARU Region 2 Emergency Communications Coordinator Cesar Pio Santos, HR2P, requests that 7090 kHz be kept clear of non-essential traffic due to possible emergency communications dealing with the earthquake. The ARRL encourages all amateurs to be aware of the emergency operations on this frequency. US amateurs should avoid interfering with Spanish language SSB while using digital modes.


	Posted by: K0PIR on Saturday, January 10, 2009

	2008 SKYWARN Recognition Day	493 Reads

2008 SKYWARN Recognition Day will be held from 0000 UTC to 2400 UTCDecember 6th. Last year contacts were made in all 50 states and 40countries during the 24 hour event. If you haven't joined in the fun,2008 is your year! To learn more, check out our Web site:<http://hamradio.noaa.gov>. -- David Floyd, N5DBZ, WarningCoordination Meteorologist, NWS Goodland, Kansas,<david.l.floyd@noaa.gov>

Note: Sunmitted by Greg C. Hall


	Posted by: K0PIR on Wednesday, November 05, 2008

	AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE APPLICATION	697 Reads

To download the Amateur Radio Emergency Service Individual Resources/Application click HERE.


	Posted by: K0PIR on Monday, December 31, 2007

	Weather Spotter Training	665 Reads

Weather Spotter Training has been scheduled to be held on March 22 at 1900 at Lutheran Memorial in the basement.  This is a mandatory class for all PARC members who wish to assist with ARES and weather spotting for the county.  The course is good for 3 years so those who have not attended a refresher since 2004 need to attend this class.


	Posted by: K0PIR on Friday, February 16, 2007

	ICS Training	784 Reads

Many Federal, State, and Local government agencies are requiring ICS training before allowing amateur radio operators to participate in activities. It is highly recommended that all ARES members complete IS-100, IS-200, IS-700, and IS-800. The courses are available free of charge on the FEMA web site (http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/crslist.asp).


	Posted by: kc0chj on Thursday, April 20, 2006