Communications to the EOC via Amateur Radio: Difference between revisions

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	Whether an ARO deploys to the NET Staging Area, remains at home with radio equipment, or deploys to the nearest fire station to use the radio kit available is a decision that the ARO and TL must consider in operations planning. Any option that works best for the team is appropriate, so long as the ARO and the TL are in communication with each other (e.g. by FRS radio) so that messages can be relayed from the NET to the ECC.		Whether an ARO deploys to the NET Staging Area, remains at home with radio equipment, or deploys to the nearest fire station to use the radio kit available is a decision that the ARO and TL must consider in operations planning. Any option that works best for the team is appropriate, so long as the ARO and the TL are in communication with each other (e.g. by FRS radio) so that messages can be relayed from the NET to the ECC.

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