ARLA/CLUSTER: Video da European HAMNET e três missões de resgate pela HAMNET

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

European HAMNET video

The *European HAMNET* is a wide area, high-speed network, mostly on Amateur
Radio

Gary Pearce KN4AQ has released the video of the TAPR Digital Communication
Conference presentation on the European HAMNET.

Watch Episode 183: EuroHAMNET from the DCC on HamRadioNow

http://www.youtube.com/embed/ytuOqcYgOtg?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0

Presentation slides by Jann Traschewski DG8NGN
http://www.tapr.org/pdf/DCC2014-TheEuropeanHAMNET-DG8NGN.pdf

Hamnet
http://db0fhn.efi.fh-nuernberg.de/doku.php?id=projects:wlan:hamnet

Previous editions of HamRadioNow
http://www.youtube.com/user/HamRadioNow/videos

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HAMNET in three rescue missions

Over the weekend of 28 December, *HAMNET Western Cape* was involved in
three rescue missions.

*Paul van Spronsen, ZS1V*, Hamnet National Director, was on Western Cape
Search and Rescue Logistics Duty Management and it was his responsibility
to deploy the appropriate available resources to three incidents.

At 21:32 on Sunday 28 December, ZS1VCC and ZS1ZW were called out to respond
to Rocket Road above Sandy Bay and to accompany a metro team to provide
communications support to rescue three students. The students were
extracted to safety early the next morning.

Earlier that evening at 20:30 Pierre Tromp, ZS1HF, and David, ZU1D, teamed
up with Johan, ZS1JVW, who was already in place near the du Toits Kloof
tunnel and who had communications with SkyMed. A paramedic and a
mountaineer had earlier the afternoon been dropped into the kloof. The
medic treated the patient and packaged her in preparation for a chopper
extraction. The chopper extracted the patient and flew back via Groote
Schuur Hospital at 22:55.

The third incident was a party of 5 lost in Suicide Gorge - a kloofing
trail in the Nuweberg nature reserve near Grabouw. No Hamnet members were
despatched to that incident. The team there consisted mostly of members of
the K9SAR team.

It just shows again the communication support that radio amateurs are able
to provide the community when most needed, yet it often goes unnoticed.

The South African Radio League <http://www.sarl.org.za/Default.asp>
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