LAFD ACS Nets
Monday Night Net
The City of Los Angeles Auxiliary
Communication Service Radio Monday Night Net meets each Monday
evening at 1930-hours (7:30 p.m.) for the purpose of passing
radio traffic to ACS members.
The Monday Night Net is a Directed Net, which means that ACS
Members with questions and comments for any ACS Station are
acknowledged in the order received and recalled in that order.
The Los Angeles Fire Department manages the ACS Monday Night
Radio Net for the Emergency Operations Organization of the City
of Los Angeles. All Amateur Radio Operators not affiliated with
the Los Angeles City ACS are invited to monitor the Net or are
requested to take their traffic to another frequency until the
Net is completed.
The
Los Angeles Fire Department is proud to have widespread
support from the Amateur Radio community in Southern California.
If you are a licensed Amateur Radio Operator (aka 'Ham'), or,
you wish to become one through our Mentoring Program, we welcome
you to join or support the efforts of the LAFD Auxiliary
Communications Service (ACS).
To participate or monitor, the LAFD ACS Radio Net operates each
Monday night at 7:30 PM local time. Those interested can
check in on or listen to:
147.30 MHz (+) PL-110
-or-
224.68 MHz (-) PL-114
-or-
Echolink Node: WA6PPS-R (Node 255547)(La Crescenta)
Routine matters such as current events, upcoming training &
drills are addressed during the Monday Night Radio Net.
The ACS is an integral part of the Los Angeles
Fire Department's communications infrastructure and has the full
support of LAFD Administration. ACS volunteers are considered
vital in supporting a wide variety of Department operations,
especially in times of duress.
Thursday Afternoon Net
The City of Los Angeles Auxiliary
Communication Service Radio Thursday Afternoon Net meets each
Thursday afternoon at 1200-hours (12:00 p.m.) for the purpose
of passing radio traffic to ACS members. >/font>
The Thursday Afternoon Net is a Directed
Net, which means that ACS Members with questions and comments
for any ACS Station are acknowledged in the order received
and recalled in that order.
The Los Angeles Fire Department manages the ACS Monday Night
Radio Net for the Emergency Operations Organization of the City
of Los Angeles. All Amateur Radio Operators not affiliated with
the Los Angeles City ACS are invited to monitor the Net or are
requested to take their traffic to another frequency until the
Net is completed.
The
Los Angeles Fire Department is proud to have widespread
support from the Amateur Radio community in Southern California.
If you are a licensed Amateur Radio Operator (aka 'Ham'), or,
you wish to become one through our Mentoring Program, we welcome
you to join or support the efforts of the LAFD Auxiliary
Communications Service (ACS).
To participate or monitor, the City of Los Angeles ACS Radio
Net operates each Weekday Afternoon at 12:00 PM local
time. Those interested can check in on or listen to:
147.30 MHz (+) PL-110
-or-
224.68 MHz (-) PL-114
-or-
Echolink Node: WA6PPS-R (Node 255547)(La Crescenta)
Routine matters such as current events, upcoming training &
drills are addressed during the Monday Night Radio Net.
The ACS is an integral part of the Los Angeles
Fire Department's communications infrastructure and has the full
support of LAFD Administration. ACS volunteers are considered
vital in supporting a wide variety of Department operations,
especially in times of duress.
NET CONTROL OPERATORS
Any ACS Member can act as
Net Control Operator. ACS holds Net Control coaching once each month so members can get their first Net Control experience under the guidance of an experienced Net Control Operator. All ACS Members are encouraged to
participate in the Net Control coaching and to get experience acting as Net Control because, in an emergency, the first ACS Member on the air will become Net Control until relieved by a more experienced Net Control operator.
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