Oxford County - Community Emergency Response Team
Maine

Oxford County Amateur Radio Emergency Service - Maine

W1OCA

Listen for this Net on the KQ1L 146.88 Repeater - The Second, Third, Fourth, (Fifth) Mondays at 7:30 pm EST. The Oxford CERT/ARES Meets the first Monday of the Month at the Oxford Co. EMA Building.

Upcoming Events: .............CERT/ARES Monthly Meeting - July 5th..................at the EMA 7:00 p.m. .....

Links for Oxford County Radio Amateurs


Other Ham related Links

Antennas


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Solar X-rays:

Geomagnetic Field:

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Status

Status

From n3kl.org


 Current Emergency Warning for Oxford County

 CURRENT SECURITY ADVISORY LEVEL

 WEATHER

  (click here for more details)

Southern Oxford County
Northern Oxford County

YARC

More antenna projects

ARRL - Amateur Radio Relay League

Oxford County Animal Response Team (OXCART)

ARES Amateur Radio Emergency Service

Emergency Communication Plan (Currently under significant revison)

Cumberland County

CERT Community Emergency Response Teams

Latest Portland Radar

Oxford ARES Net script in pdf

NOAA Weather maps

Maine Special Events

Oxford County ARES/CERT News

Maine ARES

Callsign Lookup

CERT TRAINING

Hamfests

Upcoming Events

Exams

Agencies Served

ARRL- Maine Section News

Oxford County EMA

Latest ARRL Bulletins 

Maine SKYWARN

ARRL Audio News

Maine Red Cross

SSTV and RTTY Software

Maine EMA


Rules & Regulations Part 97  


J-Track Satellite


FCC


RACES





W5YI






Weather Spotter/SKYWARN Training

All Weather Spotter Training is Free of Charge and Open to the Public. Session runs about 1-1/2 to 2 hours. Please visit WX1GYX SKYWARN Program Website: http://www.wx1gyx.org/

Please check http:www.wx1gyx.org/ for updates

CERT TRAINING


UPCOMING EVENTS

Trek Across Maine - June 18th - 20th 

Pottle Hill Road Race - June 26th

ARRL Field Day - the last full weekend in June 26-June 27







Quick Emergency Antennas



All elements are 1/4 wavelength.


Another quick and easy emergency antenna for VHF and UHF is made with a piece of coax. 

 

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Power connectors used by Oxford County Radio Amateurs for emergency response







Date this page was edited: Sunday, May 16, 2010