SVECS Tuesday Night Packet Check-in

Last modified on 6.22.10

To check in on the packet net:

Packet Training Check-in, new procedures beginning June 21, 2010

PacForms use is encouraged, but not required.

1. Connect to the backbone node assigned to your city or agency.

See http://www.scc-ares-races.org/freqs/packet-freqs.html for backbone node frequencies and assignments:

a. K6MTV-1 located in Mountain View: 144.310 or 223.540 MHz
b. W6XSC-1 located in San Jose: 144.910 or 223.620 MHz

2. Send a message addressed to SNYEOC

3. Please state,

• Name
• Callsign
• City
• Method of contact: direct or digipeat (name the digipeater).

Check-In Results Bulletins
The weekly check-in results are posted as bulletins in the “30day” bulletin area of all backbone nodes. To receive these bulletins, consult the “Standard Outpost Configuration Instructions” located at http://scc-ares-races.org/packet.html to set up your system to receive the standard county bulletin areas.

Please have your system set to receive bulletin messages. Receiving the bulletin message is NOT a condition of accepted check-in.

Bob ~K6RWG~, Packet NCO

Outpost Packet Message Manager is HIGHLY recommended.
For more on Outpost (and free download), go to http://www.outpostpm.org

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