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T.E.A.C. is located in the Northeast Harris
County Unit of District 14, South Texas Section of the Amateur Radio
Emergency Service.
Many club members are also members of NEHC ARES.
They are actively involved in emergency communications and organizing, planning and training to provide
communications support for events and at Served Agency locations in our
communities.
Participation in ARES makes amateur radio a "Hobby
With A Purpose."
To learn more about ARES, click
HERE.
If you are interested in becoming a
member of ARES, send us an e-mail.
CLICK HERE TO SEND MESSAGE
District 14 Wide Area Net
A wide area net (WAN) is held on the
fifth Sunday of every month with five Sundays to test county wide comm
capabilities.
The next WAN is scheduled for
7:00 PM on Sunday, May 30, 2010. All licensed amateurs are encouraged
to check into as many of the various nets comprising the WAN as possible.
Normally the WAN runs for about an hour.
Click
HERE to see
a list of repeaters, frequencies, offsets and tones normally used by the
various nets. Nets use the primary repeaters and revert to
the backups only if necessary. You do not have to be an ARES member to check in.
The Northeast Unit meets at 7:00 PM
on the first Monday of each month
at Christ The King Lutheran Church,
3803 W Lake Houston Pkwy, Kingwood,
TX.
Click
HERE
for maps.
Check in to the Northeast Unit, District 14 ARES net
each Thursday evening at 8:00 PM
147.280 MHz, (+), PL = 100.0
Other ARES Nets
District 14 ARES
Community Service Activities
Hurricane Ike
Another
Hurricane Ike Link
CERT Rodeo
MS-150 Bike Ride
Wings Over
Houston
One Reason We
Volunteer
District 14
ARES (Harris
County)
Montgomery County
ARES
South Texas Section ARES
Frequencies We Use
Northeast Unit ARES
Training Sessions
WINLINK
(WL2K) Information
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