Public Service Links
It seems that every Emergency Communications group who has a presence on the Internet has compiled a list of links for everything from "How to turn on your radio," to "How to cook bacon on your amplifier finals."
I have parsed a lot of lists, and culled out old, outdated information. Unfortunately there is some good information that is no longer available online, too.
I will add to this list, and update, as I find new stuff.
Public Service Links
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I have parsed a lot of lists, and culled out old, outdated information. Unfortunately there is some good information that is no longer available online, too.
I will add to this list, and update, as I find new stuff.
Public Service Links
- Public Service Primer for Amateur Radio
- 10 Ways to Optimize Your Effectiveness in Public Service Events
- Public Service Don'ts and Do's
- What should you have in your Jump Kit?
- Net Participation & Associated Emergency Operations Training
- Operating in a Tactical Radio Net (Procedures & Equipment).
- ARRL Special Events Communication Manual - Out of Print (.pdf Version)
- NOAA Public Alert Radio Program for Schools
- DX Zone's Alternative Power Page - Links to resources and articles related to emergency and alternative power.
Entries marked (pdf) use the Portable Document Format (PDF). PDFs are used for electronic distribution of documents in which it's important to keep the look and feel intact, like brochures or forms. To view or print a PDF file, you need a type of software called Adobe Acrobat Reader. Users who already have this software can simply click on the appropriate link and the file will automatically load. Users who do not have this free software can download it from Adobe.
Page Last Updated, 9/27/12
