General UCARES Information
Tyler Packer, N7TTP, is the Emergency Coordinator for the Utah County ARES. He has the following Assistant Emergency Coordinators.
Suzanne Barney, K1ZEN, Membership Coordinator
Eugene Worth, WG7GW, Net Manager
Reid Dickson, W1YMI, Liaison Coordinator
Clark Cox, KA6PIZ, Interface Coordinator
Tyler Packer, N7TTP, SET Coordinator
Scott Wilson, W1BYU, Field Day Coordinator
If you have any questions please contact a member of the Utah County ARES leadership by email, or following our weekly training nets held every Tuesday at 2100h (9pm) on the 147.34 repeater:
147.34 MHz + (100.0 Hz)
147.34 MHz + (141.3 Hz), when auxiliary repeater is active
UCARES Certification requirements can be found in the Resource Pages. Though not required to join ARES, Certification Levels demonstrate the level of proficiency and equipment you have, and are considered by UCARES leadership when making assignments for public service events and callouts.
Joining the UCARES mailing list is easy. Once you have registered for a ucares.org account, log in with your username and password and you will see instructions at the top of this page on joining the mailing list.
filed in Uncategorized on Jun.14, 2009
Interface and First Ham Night will be June 23rd at 1900 hrs in room 2295 of the BYU Conference Center. Interface will include discussion about the Freedom Festival Parade. All of those planning on being in the parade need to be at this meeting. Those who are new to amateur radio, come and rub shoulders with those who have had different experiences, successes as well as down turns. Bring your radios and learn how to use them from others. We hope to see you there.
Clark Cox KA6PIZ, Interface Coordinator
filed in Callouts and Events on Jun.11, 2009
June 23rd is the third Tuesday of the week which is set aside for New Ham night, but for June, this will be the Freedom Festival Interface.
This meeting will be at the BYU Conference Center at 1900 (7pm) in Rm 2295. We encourage all new hams to come and mingle with those participating in this , the biggest event UCARES supports each year. With seventy plus hams participating, it’s a great opportunity to practice your radio skills and have fun. The BYU Conference Center/Harmon Bldg is located east of the Marriott Center on University Parkway by 900 E. The road west of the Marriott Center (450 E), east of Miller Field, is closed so plan accordingly if you like to come up the hill from Bulldog Ave. We welcome all our recent new hams from the last test session and any new ARES members, or those interested in ARES, to join us and meet your Ut. Co. neighbors.
Talk in will be on the 147.34 repeater.
filed in Uncategorized on Jun.11, 2009
Tuesday, June 16 will be the next Young Ladies Net at 7pm (1900) on the 147.340 repeater. The regular UCARES Net will be at 9pm (2100).
We encourage all lady hams to join in this third Tuesday of the month net and get on the air.
filed in Public Service on May.07, 2009
Title: Orem Summer Fest
Location: Orem City Park
Link out: Click here
Description: Parade
Fireworks
Date: 2009-06-13
filed in Uncategorized on May.04, 2009
The Timpanogos Emergency Response Team (TERT) Outdoor Training will be meeting on Saturday, May 30 (the weekend after Memorial Day) at the Theater In The Pines at Aspen Grove at 09:00-13:00. This counts as a UCARES SET. Come see how ham radio supports TERT. For more info on them, go to www.TERT.org .
filed in Uncategorized on May.04, 2009
The UCARES Woman’s Net will be Tuesday, May 19th at 7pm on the 147.340 (100.0 Hz) repeater.
filed in ARES, Interface on Apr.29, 2009
May 5th at 1900 HRS will be Interface. The Orem City Fire Marshall will arrange a lecture and instruction night on firework safety and what we will need to know regarding the Orem City Fire Works Display at the end of May. All of those planning to volunteer for this event or for the July 24th fireworks event in Spanish Fork, need to be at this meeting.
filed in ARES on Apr.22, 2009
The fault on the 147.34MHz UCARES repeater has been repaired and the repeater can now be used normally. Don’t forget that the 147.28MHz and 145.23MHz repeaters are open for use too. Weekly training nets will continue on the .34 repeater.
Thanks to the repeater committee members who made the trips to the repeater sites to restore service.
filed in Uncategorized on Apr.15, 2009
Due to problems with .34 and .23 repeaters, the Thursday night RACES Net will be on the 449.475 repeater (negative offset) 100.0 Hz.
filed in ARES on Apr.15, 2009
Due to a fault on the 147.34MHz UCARES repeater please refrain from using the repeater until further notice. Instead, use the 147.28MHz repeater (positive offset, 141.3Hz tone). For the time-being the 147.28MHz repeater will be the primary choice for UCARES weekly training nets unless otherwise advised.