[OFARC] Storm Communications

[halthz1]

Storm was no closer than 75 miles away.
I pray for all under it's path to have found shelter from the wind and away
from the water's destruction.

I do not think that any of our members were affected so a following check
is not requested.

I appreciated Tuesday's net to share guidance, resources, and volunteerism.

Houston was spared this time.  For all of us that have been here for any
length of time, we know it was just fate and providence.

Help who you can and know that you have my thanks.

73  KG5OIR
Hal T. Herdklotz


On Tue, Aug 25, 2020 at 12:04 PM Ralph (home) <ke5hdf at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> The Oak Forest amateur radio club intends to have check ins by radio after
> the storm
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> We will have our regular Tuesday on-air meeting tonight at 8pm on 145.170
> mhz (negative offset) tone of 123hz
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> We will probably  set up a time for people to check in after the storm.
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> All are welcome to join us tonight and after the storm.
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> Watch our web page OFARC.org for any announcements of time or frequency
> change
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> Ralph
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> Ke5hdf
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