Amateur Radio Emergency Response Teams
(Of The World)
Stay tuned for updates.This site is based out of Minnesota, USA.
That is why most things on this site is related to Minnesota.
I will add more if requested or if I get more time to do so.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/01/20/haiti.amateur.radio/
Hurricane Isaias
UPDATES
The VoIP Hurricane Net formal activation for Hurricane Isaias secured at 1245 AM EDT - Saturday 10/10/26 as Isaias transitioned to a post tropical system. Many thanks to all stations in the affected area who supported the net and all stations outside the affected area who monitored the net and gave reports during Hurricane Isaias. Many thanks also to our Net Controls that supported the net including AE4WX-Mark, KK7AHR-George, KC5FM-Lloyd and WX9VOR-Debby.
During the net, 72 report submittals were sent into WX4NHC, the Amateur Radio station at the National Hurricane Center. Highest wind gusts included 118 MPH in Jay FL, 116 MPH in Pensacola FL in Santa Rosa Sound, 114 MPH and 105 MPH Gusts at the Milton, FL Whiting Field South Airport - ASOS, 102 MPH at the Pensacola, FL City Hall which was used in a NHC Tropical Cyclone update, 102 MPH in Gulf Breeze FL and 99 MPH in Navarre Beach, FL. Rain Gauge totals between 5-10" with isolated higher amounts were recorded. Storm Surge flooding was significant in Fort Walton Beach through Destin FL along with significant freshwater flooding in the Fort Walton Beach, FL area.
The VoIP Hurricane Net will be in a standby mode on Saturday 10/10/26 through 11 AM EDT/10 AM CDT for any post Isaias damage reports and calls for assistance given the storm landfall at night through the overnight hours. A reminder that due to the hurricane net activation for Isaias and the Columbus Day Holiday weekend, the VoIP Hurricane Prep Net for Saturday Evening 10/10/26 is canceled and will resume on Saturday 10/17/26 at 8 PM EDT unless a VoIP Hurricane Net activation is required.
Thanks to all for their continued support of the VoIP Hurricane Net!
73,Rob-KD1CY.
For more information go to hurricanes.gov.
During Hurricane Nets
If you are in the effected area and need to put in a report, please use the *WX_TALK* Conference Node
If you are NOT in the effected area and just want to listen in, Please use the *ARERT* Conference Node.
Echolink Conference *ARERT* (Node: 902723)
AllStar Link Node # 273660
Linked to TG 1008 and Reflector 4502 of the DMR Plus System (www.mntrbo.net)
NOTE: TG 1008 is only on the IPSC2-MINNESOTA DMRPlus Server.
Reflector 4502 is available on all DMRPlus servers.
For Fusion: YCS311 - Room 74 (c4fm.mntrbo.net)
This Conf server is linked to the *WX_TALK* conf during Hurricane Season
and may have weather nets relayed to it during severe weather season.
Click Below to see the VOIPWX Network Site
Click here to go to the National Hurricane Center on the Atlantic Side
I have setup 1 Echolink conference servers for AUXCOMM operations.
This is *AUXCOM*
To listen to the ARERT conference online try one of these links (If I need more capacity I will add more servers.)
AUXCOMM Conferences are not streamed at this time.
https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/38868 (ONLINE)
http://radio.arert.net:8000/ARERT (1000 user limit) (ONLINE)
https://www.liveweatherusa.com (Weather related video streams)
https://rumble.com/ARERT (Weather related restream)
Check out Ryan Hall, Y'all on YouTube. Some of the best weather reporting.
More of my Radio linking projects can be found at www.mnradio.net.
Check out my new site for weather related info at www.liveweatherusa.com. I will be adding more weather related data to it as I go.
The arert.net site will be more for the *ARERT* and *WX_Talk* echolink conference servers.
(Auto muted - you will need to unmute to listen)
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