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Upcoming Events
October 2011 - Some more pictures can be viewed of the
Amashovashova race
here 07/08/11 Some more picture have been uploaded on our photo album of the Scottborough to Brighton Race, Dusi Mfula, Durban Airshow and our July Hamnet meeting
2011 Tour Natal Rally, 25/26 March The Rally was a resounding success from Hamnet's communication point of view. The reliability of modern technology still has not caught up with what our teams can achieve with Amateur Radio equipment. Again we managed to provide invaluable comms between the stages and control, which was also used to send through the stage times to control.
More pictures can be viewed here Durban Twister? On 31 January 2011 Phil ZS5VC reports:
you can view some more photos here Amashovashova 2010
Asishova 2010 The National Road Traffic Act (submitted by ZS5DGR)
Previous home entries can be found here
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Comrades 2011 We had a very successful event from a communications point of view. The normal requests, such as requests for ambulances for road side treatment etc where carried out with Keith ZS5WFD at control in Pmb, and Dion ZS5DD as half way control at Cato Ridge (relaying messages from the Dbn side to the Pmb side). As soon as more photos are available, I will post them here (also accessible from the album section)
Bulletin Frequencies: Sundays: 3.760MHz and 145.625MHz, @07h00 Wednesdays: 3740MHz and 145.625MHz, @19h30 WHEN ALL FAILS AMATEUR RADIO SUCCEEDSSomething has gone terribly wrong. Normal ways of doing things are not working. The fastest way to turn an emergency into a full disaster is to lose communications. Radio Amateurs understand emergencies. For over 70 years they have provided emergency communications for organisations. When normal ways of communication fail or get overloaded Radio Amateurs will be there.HAMNET, the National Emergency Communications division of the South African Radio League (SARL), provides communications for emergencies and can mobilise experienced communicators who with their own radio equipment will back up official channels or take over when all else fails.
The SARL represents all Radio Amateurs in
South Africa at all levels of Government and through the IARU at the
International telecommunications Union. Radio Amateurs or "Hams"
use two-way radio communication to make contact with other radio
amateurs all over the world. They are even able to use satellites and on
occasion speak with astronauts. Radio Hams can do this from home or
while mobile in cars, boats or on foot.
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