City of Chino
Hills -
CHINO HILLS AUXILIARY RADIO
TEAM
(C.H.A.R.T).
CHART's
weekly nets is held every Thursday, except the third Thursday of the
month, at 7:00 p.m. on 145.510 simplex. Visitors are welcome.
Try the Citys
220 MHz repeater frequency is 224.720 PL 127.3 and a (-) offset.
http://www.calserve.com/chart
City of Claremont
- CARDS Net,
Is active on
Monday at 7:15 PM. Using frequency 145.440 MHz, input, with a PL-T 136.5 Hz.
Using PL-TSQL is affective still optional.
Contact
person: Bill Seymour WA6MOD,
Bill can be reached at
wa6mod@arrl.net
For information about the group go to:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/cards-members/
Using repeater -
Sunset Ridge repeater system N6USO. The name of
the repeater is Burt, N6USO.
For information
regarding this repeater, please go to Burt's website at:
www.n6uso.com
City of
Glendale - Johnstone Peak Emergency and Red Cross.
Freq. 146.820Mhz (-) PL 100 Hz.
City of La Verne
- La Verne Emergency Communications Team, K6LVN.
The Net is on Monday @ 7:30 PM, FREQ 144.970 on the KA6NCR Repeater
system, and located at the Johnstone Peak. The Meetings are the 2nd. Monday of every
month at 7:30 PM @ La Verne Police Station. For more information contact
Jack Swank, W6FAM or Jay Jones, WB9FPM.
City of Orange
- Two-Meter Area Spectrum
Management Association (T.A.S.M.A).
Their website:
www.tasma.org -- To
fill out a Health and welfare Information Request Form please go to:
http://www.tsasw.org/qso/healthandwelfare.asp
City of Rancho Cucamonga - ACS/RACES
Monday Net.
7:00 p.m.
147.300 MHz with a (+) input, PL 123.0, contact John Garcia KF6ZQN.
Counties of Riverside and San Bernardino
- Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network (S.A.T.E.R.N)
Riverside and San Bernardino Counties are looking for Amateur Radio Operators
in Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Corona and the surrounding areas.
Contact
Tony Stephen at (909) 628 2843 or E-mail Tony at: <ke6jzf@verizon.net>.
For more information, check-in on the SATERN Net Sundays at 8 P.M. on
Freq. 145.385 MHz with a (+) input, PL 146.2
for requesting
info on people in the affected areas.
We are using the Keller PK repeater.
Check out their website at:
http://www.qso.com/satern91710