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ARSI & Red Cross Agreement for Emergency Communications

ARSI - Amateur Radio Society of IndiaARSI has signed a protocol agreement with the Red Cross Society in Bangalore to work with them on emergency communications. The station will be inaugurated by the Governor of Karnataka at 0900 HRS on Wednesday the 12th August 2009.

Gopal Madhavan has requested stations to stand by and give reports and maybe exchange a few words with the Governor at that time. Stations in Bangalore on the VHF repeater and HF and as many stations as possible on 7050 between 0900 and 0930 from all over India

All are invited to attend the inauguration- you must be there by 0830 as there will be security issues with the Governor attending

The station will have both HF and VHF capabilities.

The equipment consists of:

1. A Yaesu FT757 GX with power supply and accessories ( kindly donated by OM Chandru VU2RCR)
Yaesu - Yaesu FT 757GX
2. A Fritzl multiband HF Vertical antenna ( kindly donated by the late OM Robert VU2MKP)

3. A VHF base station and antenna

The station will be available to all ARSI members and a special access card will be issued to identify them to the security at the building

We hope that this will be the first of many such stations set up throughout India

Gopal VU2GMN
Gopal Madhavan, President ARSI

Sourced From: ARSICOM Yahoo Group.

 


Newsflash

The Pakistan Amateur Radio Society (PARS) reports that a cross-band emergency repeater is set to provide the first communications of its type to the flood hit Swat Valley, linking it to the rest of the country through a chain of 2-metre band repeaters.