[SMCARA] Fw: 1900L on 3820kHz LSB, MDC Section HF Hospital Net [HFHN] - Wed. June 17th

[unit922 at verizon.net]

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Subject: 1900L on 3820kHz LSB, MDC Section HF Hospital Net [HFHN] - Wed. 
June 17th

Maryland-DC Section HF Hospital Net [HFHN]

To All Radio Amateurs:

- Wednesday, June 17, 2020
- Start time is 1900L on 3820kHz LSB
- If the frequency gets a little crowded, look for us 'down or upstream' 
about 5kHz.
- Join us 15 minutes early to help hold the frequency to 1900L.

Time for the monthly MDC Section HF Hospital Net (HFHN). The purpose of the 
Net is twofold: To find out who we can touch during an actual disaster when 
local communications have failed.  Secondly, to hold the frequency for the 
MD Emergency Phone Net should the need arise.

You do not have to reside in the MDC Section nor associated with our 
hospital program, but if you are, we'd like to hear about it.  Everyone may 
join in on the fun, so if you're not able to check-in try to listening and 
gain some experience with net operations.

MDC Section HF Hospital Training Net is the Wednesday following the 3rd 
Monday, every month at 7:00 PM Eastern Local. Amateur Radio Club stations 
are welcome, too!

The next Hospital Net is Wednesday, July 22, 2020. NCS is TBD.

More information is found at - http://pgares.org/hospital/index.html

Your NCS is Wanda, KA3AHI

Pass the word to others and please join us; if only to give us a holler.

Looking for a big turnout.


Thank you and 73,

Wanda Montgomery KA3AHI
ka3ahi at arrl.net
MDC Section ASM Hospital EmComm Program

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Larry Norris
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Leonardtown,md
"You can never have to many radios"