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| Date | Category | Description |
| 2/16/2004 | Training Emergency Information |
Standardized Emergency Management System California OES Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS) Guidelines |
| 2/11/2004 | ARES/RACES Groups | New Hampshire ARES New Hampshire ARES web site |
| 2/1/2004 | Disaster Preparedness Emergency Information |
CERT-LA - CERT Material START - Simple Triage And Rapid Treatment, CERT Incident Command System, Starting and Maintaining a CERT Program, Lifts and Carries handout, CERT Trifold Wallet Card, Uses of CERT in Emergencies and Non-Emergencies. From the LA CERT web site |
| 2/1/2004 | Disaster Preparedness Emergency Information |
CERT-LA - Special Considerations Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), animals, automated external defibrillator (AED), blackouts, chain saw safety, hazardous materials in the home, children's interests, evacuation, shelter in place, swimming pool safety, secure furniture, strap water heater, mental health, special needs (children, seniors, disabled). From the LA CERT web site |
| 2/1/2004 | Disaster Preparedness Emergency Information |
CERT-LA - Terrorism Anthrax, smallpox, biological threats, chemical threats, nuclear threats, radiological threats, bomb threats, nuclear power plants, decontamination, explosions, the Homeland Security Advisory System and preparedness activities for each level. From LA CERT web site |
| 2/1/2004 | Disaster Preparedness | CERT-LA - Preparedness Disaster supply checklists, home/personal/business preparedness From the LA CERT website |
| 1/30/2004 | Emergency Equipment | Portable Wind Generator The Japanese company New Power Ltd, is manufacturing a small portable wind generator with a propeller diameter of 1 meter. It is designed to assemble easily in the field for temporary operation. The size, weight, and power level make it useful for medium power HF backpack portable or pedestrian mobile operation. The New Power model NP-30 lightweight windplant (2kg) charges 12VDC battery systems at low wind velocity: 4 meters/second (9mph) wind produces 10W (.75A) 9 meters/second (20mph) wind produces 33W (2.5A) Cost 86,000 Yen (US$813) |
| 1/16/2004 | ANTENNAS | Tape Measure Antenna Designed for use when portability and operation on different frequencies are primary the considerations. The antenna is housed in a molded plastic housing holding two stainless steel tapes calibrated in meters, decimeters and centimeters. These tapes can be extended to the required length for a given frequency and locked in place. A permanent frequency-to-meters conversion chart is attached to the antenna housing. Each end of the tape is attached to a length of nylon line which acts as an insulator and a means for securing the antenna to structures of suitable height. |
| 1/15/2004 | ANTENNAS | North America NVIS North America NVIS Optimum Frequencies |
| 1/15/2004 | ANTENNAS | Near-Real-Time F2-Layer Critical Frequency Map Useful information for choosing appropriate band for NVIS antennas. |
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