[CTSARA] CTSARA Digest, Vol 76, Issue 25

[mikejmardis at aol.com]

This should show you why I call BS when I hear and see training like this. The statements in this post support what in am saying. 
But those "running things" are afraid that somebody has better ideas and might impede on their position even if that's not the end goal. 
I have no interest in running anything. But, I can show you were you need to be. Obviously this is a threat to some. So they ignore my offers to help. Ignore discussion off thread. They just ignore. And bend the ears of those whose heart is in the right place and don't know differently. 
I have tried the softer gentler position of backdoor channels. But, now you can see why I openly call it what it is. They don't want to hear it. 
I have a long time till I retire. Until then I will cont. to call BS. 

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>   1. CERT 12/7/2013 SAR Drill Review (Jon Perelstein)
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> Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2013 15:02:45 -0500
> From: Jon Perelstein <jon.perelstein at gmail.com>
> To: Stamford Amateur Radio Association <ctsara at mailman.qth.net>
> Subject: [CTSARA] CERT 12/7/2013 SAR Drill Review
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> This video was the "hotwash" review of Saturday's SAR drill.  First speaker
> was Sgt. Noto of Stamford PD, who was the incident commander.  Second
> speaker is Capt Ackley of Stamford EMS.  Also in the video, but not
> identified were a Deputy Chief of Stamford Fire & Rescue and a Deputy Chief
> of Stamford EMS.
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> For this incident, SPD couldn't get their command vehicle to a location
> where we felt comfortable they could hear the CERT radios (which are
> simplex), so we set up the CERT base station at a suitable location for
> simplex.  CERT base communicated with the teams in the field, and also
> communicated with the incident commander in the command vehicle.  A similar
> setup would be used if the search was only one part of a bigger event and
> the command vehicle needed to be in a different location than the CERT
> base.
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocRq0DO8tTI&feature=em-share_video_user
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> 73s
> Jon
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> P.S.  They taught us an interesting search technique called a feedback
> search.  If you think that the target you are searching for has a radio and
> you think you know the frequency the target's radio is tuned to, turn two
> radios to the target's frequency and everyone else's radios to a different
> frequency.  Then using the two radios on the target's frequency, create a
> feedback loop and let your field searchers listen for the sound of the
> feedback coming from the target's radio.  It's very useful if your target
> is one of your own - for example one of the searchers who managed to get
> lost.
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