San Luis Obispo District, South County Area
ARES/RACES Training Net Procedure
QST QST QST All ARES/RACES members and guests
This is (…call…), (…name…), net control for the San Luis Obispo District, South County ARES/RACES training net, operating from (…location…). This net meets every Tuesday evening at 1930 hours. On the first Tuesday of each month the net is held on the South County Lopez Canyon repeater, 146.940 mHz. On the remaining Tuesdays of each month the net is held on the 146.700 mHz South County ARES/RACES repeater. Both repeaters are minus offset with a PL of 127.3.
If neither repeater is available, the net will be held on the South County simplex frequency of 146.580.
The purpose of this net is to perform a weekly test of emergency communications equipment, to exchange information relating to emergency readiness, and to provide emergency training.
Is there any emergency or priority traffic for the net?
(attempt to handle traffic immediately)
(list QSTs and contacts) (have stations give QSTs in order of listing)
After the member check-in there will be a call for all guests and visitors.
(call the roll)
All visitors wishing to check in or any local stations desiring to be added to the roster, please give your call, name, and QTH at this time.
(acknowledge each station and ask the locals if they would like to be added to the roster)
All members, guests, and visitors are encouraged to take part in the District wide ARES/RACES training net, each Tuesday at 1945 hours on 146.670 MHz, minus offset, and with a PL tone of 127.3 Hz.
Anyone desiring information about ARES or RACES may contact me or any other member after this net. Also, visit our Web Site at centralcoastares.org You’ll find net days and times, member rosters and other useful ham information there.
The San Luis Obispo district, South County ARES/RACES training net is now closed at (current time). Thank you for your support. 73 ...this is (…call…) standing by.
South County Script 2008 rev. A,.doc