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SC Healthcare Emergency Amateur
Radio Team
Statewide Communication Network
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4/2/2010 5:00:00 PM
4/4/2010 7:43:00 PM | Weekend UHF Link + NC HEARS UHF
| Conference Backup | Conway UHF, CHS - Awendaw UHF, CAE UHF, Whitehall UHF, Florence UHF, GSP-PM UHF, Orangeburg UHF, NC HEARS | | | | | |
4/2/2010 5:03:00 PM
4/4/2010 7:40:00 PM | Weekend VHF Link + Aiken UHF
and Caesars Head UHF
| Conference Main | Conway VHF, CHS - Awendaw VHF, CAE VHF, CHS - Wallace VHF, Whitehall VHF, Florence VHF, GSP-PM VHF, Orangeburg VHF, Caesars Head UHF, Aiken UHF | | | | | |
4/4/2010 7:45:01 PM
4/4/2010 9:15:00 PM | Sunday 8:00 PM Local
SC ARES VHF-UHF FM Net
SC Statewide and Charlotte NC
Using NC HEARS UHF Repeaters
| Conference Main | Conway VHF, CHS - Awendaw VHF, CAE VHF, CHS - Wallace VHF, Whitehall VHF, Florence VHF, GSP-PM VHF, Orangeburg VHF, Conway UHF, CHS - Awendaw UHF, CAE UHF, Whitehall UHF, Florence UHF, Caesars Head UHF, GSP-PM UHF, Aiken UHF, Orangeburg UHF, NC HEARS | | | | | |
4/4/2010 8:20:00 PM
4/4/2010 9:15:15 PM | Sunday 8:20 Local
Link to Charleston for
ARES Net | Conference Main | CHS - Wallace UHF | | | | | |
4/6/2010 8:00:00 PM
4/6/2010 9:00:00 PM | Tuesday 8:00PM
Southwest SC Skywarn Net | Whitehall VHF | Whitehall VHF | | | | | |
4/6/2010 8:45:01 PM
4/6/2010 10:15:00 PM | Tuesday 9:00 PM Charleston
Skywarn Net
Statewide 1st and 3rd Tuesday
Winter Schedual | Conference Main | Conway VHF, CHS - Awendaw VHF, CAE VHF, CHS - Wallace VHF, Whitehall VHF, Florence VHF, GSP-PM VHF, Orangeburg VHF, Conway UHF, CHS - Awendaw UHF, CAE UHF, CHS - Wallace UHF, Whitehall UHF, Florence UHF, Caesars Head UHF, GSP-PM UHF, Aiken UHF, Orangeburg UHF | | | | | |
4/13/2010 8:45:03 PM
4/13/2010 10:15:00 PM | Tuesday 9:00 PM
Charleston Skywarn Net
Statewide 1st and 3rd Tuesday
Winter Schedual | Conference Main | Conway VHF, CHS - Awendaw VHF, CAE VHF, CHS - Wallace VHF, Whitehall VHF, Florence VHF, GSP-PM VHF, Orangeburg VHF, Conway UHF, CHS - Awendaw UHF, CAE UHF, CHS - Wallace UHF, Whitehall UHF, Florence UHF, Caesars Head UHF, GSP-PM UHF, Aiken UHF, Orangeburg UHF | | | | | |
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| Conway VHF | DTMF:*30 | Frequency: 146.715 | Tone: 162.2 |
| CHS - Awendaw VHF | DTMF:*31 | Frequency: 146.76 | Tone: 123 |
| CAE VHF | DTMF:*32 | Frequency: 146.715 | Tone: 91.5 |
| CHS - Wallace VHF | DTMF:*33 | Frequency: 147.105 | Tone: 123 |
| Whitehall VHF | DTMF:*34 | Frequency: 146.715 | Tone: 123 |
| Florence VHF | DTMF:*35 | Frequency: 146.685 | Tone: 91.5 |
| GSP-PM VHF | DTMF:*37 | Frequency: 145.37 | Tone: 91.5 |
| Orangeburg VHF | DTMF:*39 | Frequency: 146.88 | Tone: 123 |
| Conway UHF | DTMF:*50 | Frequency: 441.675 | Tone: 162.2 |
| CHS - Awendaw UHF | DTMF:*51 | Frequency: 441.725 | Tone: 123 |
| CAE UHF | DTMF:*52 | Frequency: 441.725 | Tone: 91.5 |
| CHS - Wallace UHF | DTMF:*53 | Frequency: 441.575 | Tone: 123 |
| Whitehall UHF | DTMF:*54 | Frequency: 441.675 | Tone: 123 |
| Florence UHF | DTMF:*55 | Frequency: 441.575 | Tone: 91.5 |
| Caesars Head UHF | DTMF:*56 | Frequency: 443.125 | Tone: 123 |
| GSP-PM UHF | DTMF:*57 | Frequency: 441.675 | Tone: 91.5 |
| Aiken UHF | DTMF:*58 | Frequency: 441.525 | Tone: 91.5 |
| Orangeburg UHF | DTMF:*59 | Frequency: 441.75 | Tone: 123 |
| Conference Main | DTMF:*70 | Frequency: 0 | Tone: 0 |
| Conference Backup | DTMF:*71 | Frequency: 0 | Tone: 0 |
| NC CARES | DTMF:*80 | Frequency: 224.68 | Tone: 91.5 |
| NC HEARS | DTMF:*81 | Frequency: 444.175 | Tone: 110.9 |
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The FCC now has an NPRM out for comment on 97.113 rules change. To
follow the comments or to comment on the waiver go to:
http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs/proceeding/view?z=ksxq4&name=10-72
The American Hospital Association has requested a waiver from the FCC. To
follow the comments or to comment on the waiver go to:
http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs/proceeding/view?z=ksxq4&name=10-54
The SC HEART Training Net will meet on Thursday, April 1, 2010, at 9 PM. The net on Thursday, April 8, 2010 will meet at 9 AM. The net will alternate times to give operators more flexibility to check in.
February 25, 2010, the Aiken UHF repeater was installed at Aiken Regional
Hospital, Aiken, SC. The repeater WR4SC, whcih will cover the Aiken County area, is on 441.525 MHz with a PL tone of 91.5. To link to the Aiken repeater
use *58.
December 23, 2009, the second SC HEART D-Star repeater was installed at Awendaw, SC. The repeater WR4SC which will cover the Charleston area is on 145.12 MHz. The foot print of the repeater should be close to the 146.76 repeater at the same location. The gateway is up and running. Any questions about the repeater? Contact John, KC4YI. kc4yi@arrl.net
Gateway Registration URL: https://166.159.13.254/Dstar.do
December 16, 2009, the Ceasar Head UHF repeater link was installed at Paris Mountain. The wide area UHF repeater is on 443.125 with a PL code of 123.0.To link to the K4ECG repeater use *56.
November 19, 2009, the first SC HEART D-Star repeater was installed at Caesars Head, SC. The repeater KR4GSP which will cover the Upstate and parts of GA and NC is on 145.42 Mhz. It is operating on a stand alone basis until the internet connection is installed.
September 1, 2009, the SC HEART system joined the HEARS system in North Carolina. NC HEARS is the North Carolina Hospital Emergency Amateur Radio System, a 7-site UHF amateur radio repeater network. The primary purpose of NC HEARS is to provide a secondary communications network, to facilitate the exchange of non-priority messages between the over twenty hospitals throughout the Charlotte UASI (Urban Area Security Initiative). The repeater network can also be utilized as a primary communications system in the event the local public-safety radio system is inoperable.
Albemarle 444.9000 +5 110.9
Charlotte 444.1750 +5 110.9
Dallas 444.2250 +5 110.9
Mint Hill 444.8250 +5 110.9
Mooresville 443.825 +5 110.9
Morganton 442.3000 +5 94.8
The NC HEARS repeaters are normally linked locally so that a connection to *81 will link to all six repeaters through the 440 hub.
Thanks to Derek Rogers KD4ADL and Tucker Sizemore W8EMX for making this joint effort possible.
For more information on NC HEARS go to www.nchears.org .
August 12, 2009, the SC HEART system joined the CARES system in North Carolina to serve 12 hospitals in Eastern North Carolina and two hospitals in Northeastern South Carolina. The Hospitals are members of the Coastal Carolinas Health Alliance. The gateway is thru the N4ILM repeater on 224.68 MHz with a pl tone of 91.5 Hz. The repeater is linked to other 220 MHz repeaters at Lumberton, Clinton and in the near future Raleigh thru a 440 hub in Clinton. Thanks to Danny K4ITL and Paul AD4HZ for making this joint effort possible. For more information on CARES go to http://www.coastalalliance.org/cares.asp
Questions?
kc4yi at arrl.net
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