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Chilean
Earthquake
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- 6th March 2010 - UPDATE
- The following information has been relayed
from Dr. Galdino Besomi,
CE3PG, President of the Radio Club de Chile (RCCH) by Jorge Sierra,
LU1AS, Emergency Communications Co-Ordinator of Area G in IARU Region 2.
- The situation in Chile is very complex due
to continuing aftershocks in the area. RECNA and RCCH networks are
working in coordination with the Army of Chile handling information about
locating missing persons, condition of roads and support for the emergency
administration.
The frequencies that must be kept clear are:
40 meters: 7050, 7095
80 meters: 3738
20 meters: 14200
Other frequencies could be in use, especially in 40 meters. Before using
any frequency it`s very important to make sure it`s free…
- Information courtesy of the IARU Region 1
Emergency Communications
Coordinator
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- 27th January 2010.
- Information is being received that the local
emergency communications group "Red Chilena Nor Austral de Servicio (RECNA)"
is active and some emergency communications activities are taking place,
mostly with Argentina. Jorge Sierra, LU1AS who is the IARU-R2 Area Emergency
Co-Ordinator is asking that the following frequencies are kept clear;7095,
RECNA Control Station.
Emergency Traffic has also been heard on 7050, 7060 and 7095 with stations
trying to contact Chile seeking information about people.
Chile is also known to use the following frequencies for emergency
communication; 3750, 3738, 7050, 7095, 14200, 14350, 21200, 21350, 28300,
28500kHz.
Stations have also been calling into the Maritime Mobile Service Net on
14300 so it would also be useful to keep this and other IARU Region 2 and
Region 3 Centre of Activity frequencies clear in case other countries become
involved, these are;
- Region 2 3750, 3785, 7060, 7240,
7290, 14300, 18160, 21360
Region 3 3600, 7110, 14300, 18160, 21360
The frequency list is quite extensive but can hopefully be reduced when
networks stabilise and we get a feel for propagation.
- Information courtesy of the IARU Region 1
Emergency Communications
Coordinator