[NCARC] offer to help

[chris at yipyap.com]

That's a cool idea!

I've been listening a little bit to the emergency frequencies.  I have 
not heard a lot of traffic coming through from Haiti.

from the ARRL website:  The ARRL encourages US amateurs to be aware of 
the emergency operations on the following frequencies: 7.045 and 3.720 
MHz (IARU Region 2 nets), 14.265, 7.265 and 3.977 MHz (SATERN nets), and 
14.300 MHz (Intercontinental Assistance and Traffic Net); the 
International Radio Emergency Support Coalition (IRESC) is also active 
on EchoLink node 278173.

Maybe someone else on here has heard some traffic?

Elise, you may want to send an email to the Colorado Section Manager
Jeff Ryan, k0rm at arrl.net and offer your services.

Chris Howard
w0ep




Elise Modesitt wrote:
> Hello, I'm a licensed HAM radio operator living in Fort Collins,  I'm KE4TJZ, licensed as a Tech Plus. Haven't used it it awhile. I'm also fluent in French, any way I can help translate/send/receive from Haiti?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Elise, KE4TJZ
> 
> Fort Collins CO 80526
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