Salvation Army Team Emergency Network - HAM RADIO (2010 Haiti Earthquake)
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- Mission
- Full Alert Level DELTA III for Haiti Earthquake Emergency. All nets active. 14.265 MHz Primary Daytime. 7265 and 3977.7 KHz evening and night DELTA III SATERN Net – Initial Net for Monitoring Mode then for duration of propagation – National Net Director or his appointee and Net relays, announce at the top of each hour DELTA III Status and definition – SATERN Frequency and Other Emergency Nets -Alert Status Heightened
- Areas served
- Haiti
- Service
- Temporary
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Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network
http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm
Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible.
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Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 07:25:14 -0500
Don’t know if this will help anyone or not in your group but the Salvation Army has activated its SATERN net (Salvation Army Team Emergency Network) and is monitoring the following frequencies:
7.265.0 MHz LSB and 3.977.7 MHz LSB evening and night.
When the 20 meter band opens back up later today we will be listening and ready to assist on 14.267 MHz USB The actual frequency will vary up or down depending upon noise and so forth on the band.
For the first 72 hours or so, they will be taking disaster relief traffic from the area. In the interim, they have a health and welfare request section on their web site where folks can go to request information on family members in the affected area