[ARRL-OK] National FRS SOS Network

[Lloyd Colston]

M. Schneider wrote:

>So you are saying that the ham operators who are going to tune into 462.5625 
>MHz are not going to make any contact with the person calling for help?  In 
>  
>

I am not saying that at all.

I am saying that the ham, for example, me, listening on FRS Channel One 
on my FRS radio will hear the call for help.  Using my FRS radio, I will 
assure the caller that help is on the way.

Using my amateur radio radio or my commercial Public Safety radio, I 
will call for rescue at the location of the victim

No Federal Communications Commission rules are broken

AND

the CITIZEN is SERVED.



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Lloyd Colston             Mayes County Emergency Management
Pryor, OK USA           http://www.mayescem.us

"The President can make you a general, but only communications 
can make you a commander."  General Curtis LeMay