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ARES Basic, Intermediate and Advanced courses are available on the ARRL website. They are required to complete ARES Task Book Levels.
Visit: https://www.arrl.org/online-course-catalog to find your next online course.
FEMA Emergency Management Institute IS-100 and IS-700 courses are required for ARES Level: Basic
Trouble with your HT's menu?
Winlink set-up giving you fits?
If you are having difficulty figuring out a piece of amateur radio equipment, bring it to any ARES Meeting. We will be happy to pool our collective experience to help you!
The ARES Standardized Training Plan, or better known as the
is required for all ARES Team Members. Please obtain a copy and begin documenting your training and skills!
When the going gets rough, it's important to have proper training to fall back on! And the best way to get good training is to participate in all the ARES activties we offer, including checking into the bi-weekly nets, attending quarterly training sessions, and participating in exercises, drills and public service events.
Most importantly, your training MUST BE DOCUMENTED! This is done with the ARES TASK BOOK. Expand the Training tab above to read more about how to use the ARES Task Book, and read background information about it's purpose, and download your copy.
Lancaster County ARES holds formal training activities each quarter. Please see the Calendar for upcoming Training event details.
The training schedule is as follows:
Q1: January -- A formal presentation about ARES, open to the public, followed by a Drill.
Q2: April -- A propagation and repeater system survey to/from various locations in Lancaster County.
Q3: July -- A hands on skill building training where we put a specific EMCOMM Skill to the test, followed by a team picnic!
Q4: October -- Simulated Emergency Test (SET) A large scale drill conducted in conjunction with ARRL EPA Section.
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