Please clear frequencies for Emergency Traffic 7050 kHz, 14,250 kHz, and 3,738 kHz

IARU Region 2 reports that emergency nets are in operation on 7050 kHz, 14,250 kHz (alternate), and 3,738 kHz (alternate), following the Chile Volcano eruption, and requests that other users keep those frequencies clear for emergency traffic.

http://www.arrl.org/news/amateur-radio-voluntee rs-activate-emergency-nets-following-chi le-volcano-eruption

/ OZ2BRN - Brian

Svar til #1:
Brian . Kan du skrive på dansk også

Svar til #2:
Selvfølgelig kan han det, der er jo noget der hedder Google translate. :-)
Eller måske han er journalist så han kun kender copy/paste.

Svar til #3:
IARU Region 2 rapporter om, at nødsituationer net er i drift på 7050 kHz, 14250 kHz (suppleant) og 3738 kHz (suppleant), som følge af Chile Volcano udbrud, og anmoder om, at andre brugere holder disse frekvenser klar til akut trafik.


Google oversæt :-)

Svar til #1:
Nepal katastrofen
Nepal Earth Quake - We are running emergency freq on 14310 - Please Support !

Svar til #5:
14210!!

/OZ6TW

Svar til #6:
kopieret fra en Facebook gruppe
NEW FREQ.
14.215 Voolonteers
14205 EMergency freq
73s SM7WDL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4FVG8Hghac

Hvis I vil have hurtig besked når der foretages nødtrafik på amatørradiofrekvenserne, kan jeg anbefale at følge med på Twitter.
Der kommer beskederne og opdateringerne først.

Et par gode steder at "lytte" med:

https://twitter.com/ARRL_ARES

https://twitter.com/IARU_R1

Svar til #:
Hvem "bestemmer" egentlig hvornår, under hvilke omstændigheder og hvilke frekvenser, der skal friholdes til redning i tilfælde af katastrofer ?

Hvis det utænkelige skulle ske i DK - er det så EDR, myndighederne, ARRL eller ?

mvh. Per

Svar til #:
http://www.arrl.org/news/amateur-radio-in-play- in-aftermath-of-nepal-earthquake
http://myradiostream.com/gem
http://www.amateurradiodx.com/earthquake-nepal- 9n1emergency1/
http://www.stuff.co.nz/marlborough-express/6807 6163/blenheim-radio-ham-listens-to-nepal ese-emergency
http://www.freepressjournal.in/307-from-maha-re scued/

Svar til #9:
Hej ja vi har jo kun de Danske regler ( Telestyrelsen) at rette os efter
og jfr. dem, så må vi intet af den karakter.
Undtagelsesvis kan en repter o.lign, amatørradio dog " nødretsmæssigt" dog benyttes, MEN det ER IKKE lovlig trafik. Hvor det i det i USA, ER en del af det at ha være radioamatør (læs evne til at benytte en sender med behørig viden og ekspertise )
J eg ville overhovedet have NOGEN tvivl om, at benytte min ekspertice, hvis, det var påkrævet.

VY 73 de OZ5IQ, Kim

Svar til #11:
Den diskussion om hvad vi må og ikke må, har vist været oppe og vende flere gange her på brugtgrej, så vidt jeg husker så er det vist mest viljen til at gøre noget der der mangler.

Svar til #10 + 11:
Tak for info :-)

mvh

i Nepal
"Colin Wilson
Great news out of Nepal just in past five minutes from our men on the ground. Paul Hardcastle A65DR who has been missing sine the quake was believed to be on Everest has been found safe and well. He will most likely be returning to Dubai by Friday."

Svar til #1:
Søndag eftermiddag var der trafik på 14205khz usb. Denne frekvens bruges fortrinsvis til kontakt ud og ind af Nepal samt oplysninger og forespørgsler fra andre lande, eks vis hvis man har viden om ting der er iværksat i Danmark. F.eks blev der udvekslet info om nogle håndradioer der skulle være på vej fra et andet land.

Jeg har ikke kendskab til hvilke stationer der evt er konakt med i Nepal.

14215khz blev også brugt sporadisk, jeg blev dog aldrig klar over formålet me den frekvens.

Alt foregik i god ro og orden uden nævneværdig qrm.

Svar til #15:
Man har kontakt til 9N1AA SATISH KRISHNA KHAREL
http://www.arrl.org/news/amateur-radio-voluntee rs-in-nepal-india-continue-to-aid-earthq uake-response
Amir 4X6TT og Colin CT9ACG er i løbende kontakt med myndighederne

http://www.dxzone.com/9n1-emergency-net-14-205- 14-215/

Svar til #16:
Current control stations are: GJ7DNI thats Steve Island of Jersey RAYNET and GW4BRS thats Ken with Glyn and they are the Barry ARS. More clubs are needed to help keep control stations active 24/7. Stations must have full power allowed min 400watts and mono bander or big antennas please for 20m. please contact me CT7ACG thanks

Svar til #17:
Fra Facebook gruppen 9N1EMERGENCY
"Dr Kapil Rijal plus 17 Doctors leave for Nepal on Saturday from the UK their intention is to go to areas outside Kathmandu as to date these areas have not received very much medical assistance. We hope they can make it okay and their flight goes ahead. A former British Army Gurkha Bishnu Tamang is the relief Co-ord in the UK. These Doctors could have radio amateurs with them if we can get our antennas out in time this would begin to rebuild the communications outside the city and the villages in the hills which is badly needed as they believe the outside world has forgotten them as they have had no relief. Biggest problem is the bottleneck at the airport with only two aircraft on the ground at any one time we can see a constant queue of air traffic on a holding pattern but most have to divert to New Delhi in India and await a turn in the mean time more aircraft arrive faster than they can unload them on the ground. If only these people new how much the rest of the World really cares about them it might give them some hope! Our antennas have been offloaded from 3 flights out of Germany/holland today and BZ in the UK is not accepting at this time. Still we will continue to try and get them out. If you can help please let us know. Thanks. 73 de CT7ACG"

Svar til #18:
QSP FROM THE CDXC reflector:
Latest News from the Nepal Emergency Net..
Yesterday 9N1AA asked the emergency net to provide 10 x 7Mhz vertical antennas with coax. The response was amazing firstly from DC8BJ who offered 6 mono banders. Moon Raker followed with an offer also. All with coax and connectors. Shipping to airport in Germany arranged 3 flights we had them on were cancelled. In the UK our problem was Brize Norton and we are still working on who would give us permission to load these onto an aircraft.
Yesterday it was announced that Dr Kapil Rijal plus 17 Doctors leave for Nepal on Saturday from the UK their intention is to go to areas outside Kathmandu as to date these areas have not received very much medical assistance. We hope they can make it okay and their flight goes ahead. A former British Army Gurkha Bishnu Tamang is the relief Co-ord in the UK. These Doctors could have radio amateurs who are waiting in Nepal to go with them if we can get our antennas out in time this would begin to rebuild the communications outside the city and the villages in the hills which is badly needed as they believe the outside world has forgotten them as they have had no relief.
Biggest problem is the bottleneck at the airport with only two aircraft on the ground at any one time we can see a constant queue of air traffic on a holding pattern but most have to divert to New Delhi in India and await a turn in the mean time more aircraft arrive faster than they can unload them on the ground. If only these people new how much the rest of the World really cares about them it might give them some hope!
Our antennas have been offloaded from 3 flights out of Germany/holland today and BZ in the UK is not accepting at this time. Still we will continue to try and get them out. If you can help please let us know. Thanks. 73 de CT7ACG
73
Colin CT7ACG/G3VCQ
Net Control
Nepal Emergency Network 14205Khz and 14.215Khz
Tel 00351 282332 146
M 00351 884 618
Skype G3VCQ1

Svar til #19:
URGENT UPDATE - TO ALL STATIONS !!!!
Due to the forthcoming Italian all mode contest this weekend
the Nepal disaster frequency will move at 1400z today Thursday 30th of April until further notice.
All emergency traffic will be passed on 14300 Khz which will be a controlled net as was 14205 Khz and 215. Previous issues in Nepal with 14300 Khz have now been resolved. Relay stations will still be required to keep QRM to a minimum.
Our secondary frequency will remain open between the hours of 0800z and 2300z for non emergency traffic relating to the disaster and will be a controlled net when ever possible.
Thank you all for your assistance and continued cooperation
Amir Bazak 4X6TT

Svar til #20:
Hvorfor gøre det nemt:
http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?478017-IAR U-Designates-14-300-00-Mhz-as-Nepal-Emer gency-Primary-Frequency

Svar til #9:

INGEN bestemmer noget, det er fuldstændig frivilligt.

Selvom EmKommunisterne gerne så det anderledes... :-(

Svar til #20:
Noget tyder på at nettet starter op igen
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32701385
Man har bedt SAR folk om at forlade landet i sidste uge måske de nu skal retur

Svar til #23:
Colin Wilson
1 t.
All - International Amateur Radio Emergency Response Network - for Nepal Team. We have now closed our nets until 0200Z by request of 9N1AA, he has requested we QRX until this time and also to be QRV on 14215KHz at this time. Thank you all again for your assistance it was much appreciated and I hope some of you will join us during the night when we re-open the net. Best 73 Colin CT7ACG/G3VCQ