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From Gary Sorensen, W9ULK, ARRL Wisconsin Section Emergency Coordinator Welcome to the Wisconsin ARES/RACES website. I am honored by the opportunity to lead this dedicated group of volunteers. Please explore our web site, the means by which we tell our story of service to various public and private agencies and ultimately to our communities. Come back often. |
12TH Annual WI ARES/RACES Conference another Success! .The conference was once again held at the Hotel Mead in
Wisconsin Rapids with a welcome by Bill Niemuth, President of
WeComm, Ltd.
Bill gave an update on WeComm’s accomplishments for
he year 2010. A new repeater is in the works at Seeley. |
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New Additions 1) With the new format website now up and running, you may want to re bookmark/Favorites listings as there was a small change made to the front page that may confuse some browsers. If you find any errors please drop the webmaster a line at
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ARRL ARES/RACES E-Letter ARRL members are eligible to receive the "ARRL ARES E-Letter"! The latest information for ARES/RACES members delivered to YOUR email address. ARRL members can sign up here: http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/ares-el/ |
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Amateur Radio Operator Recognition Days |
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Welcome!
Welcome to the Wisconsin
ARES ® RACES Web site!
This site is created for WI ARES/RACES members and served agencies as an information portal.
Please use it to improve your communications.
On Air ARES/RACES Net Information:
Operators interested in this net are requested to check it weekly for current info on the State ARES/RACES HF Net. A new Primary frequency is being tried out.
Wisconsin ARES®/RACES HF Net * FREQ. - 3967 kHz Primary, 3977.5 kHz Secondary * SUNDAYS AT 8:00 AM Central Time * Travis Augustine, W9HDG (net manager)
http://www.arrl.org/sections/?sect=WI#onai
Important message from Don Michakski, W9IXG Wisconsin Section Manager Skip Sharpe, W9REL, has served as our Wisconsin Section Emergency Coordinator for the past 18 months. In order to devote more time to his responsibilities at Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM), he retired as SEC on December 31. During his tenure, Skip has initiated E-Sponder which is now widely used in support of Wisconsin ARES/RACES. We appreciate the leadership he has given to Wisconsin ARES/RACES and are very pleased that he will remain as Chief Radio Officer for the RACES.
