Amethyst District ARES

Providing emergency communications for Northwestern Ontario

Net Schedule Resources EOC Stations CanWarn

EOC Stations:

VA3ETB
Thunder Bay

VA3EOA
Atikokan

VA3EFF
Fort Frances

VA3EMC
Sioux Narrows

VA3EMN
Nestor Falls

VA3EOD
Dryden

VA3EMK
Kenora

Winlink RMS
Gateways
 VA3EOA
VA3EMN

Amethyst District ARES

The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is composed of certified Radio Amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment for communications duty in the public service when disaster strikes.

Every certified Radio Amateur, whether or not a member of RAC or any other local or regional organization, is eligible for membership in the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). The only qualification is a sincere desire to serve. The possession of emergency-powered equipment is desirable but not a requirement.

Contact your nearest Emergency Coordinator if you are interested in joining:

• Woody Linton, VE3JJA: Amethyst District Emergency Coordinator,
                                  ARES EC, Sioux Narrows / Nestor Falls
• Warren Paulson CEC, VE3FYN: ARES EC, Atikokan & District;
• Eric Todd, VE3XET: ARES EC, Thunder Bay

• Jeff Cederwall, VE3JTD: ARES AEC, Marathon

• Chris Bigelow, VA3ECO: ARES EC, Kenora

• John Benson, VE3JJH: ARES AEC, Kenora

• Rod Davis, VE3RYD: ARES EC, Fort Frances & District
• Bob Ernewein, VE3YDN: EC, Dryden
  
  

Join us every Wednesday afternoon on our 80 Metre NWO ARES Net.