The Amateur Radio Community throughout the United States annually conducts a communications exercise to test the ability to operate Radio and Digital Communications under Emergency Conditions. On June 22-23, the Pine Ridge Amateur Radio Club (W0FLO) in coordination with the Dawes County Sheriff, conducted the annual “Field Day.”
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During the annual Field Day for amateur radio operators, the local group made contact with 105 other amateurs in 25 states.
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The Pine Ridge Amateur Radio Club used the Dawes County Sheriff's mobile emergency communications trailer for the first time this year.
The Amateur Radio Community throughout the United States annually conducts a communications exercise to test the ability to operate Radio and Digital Communications under Emergency Conditions. On June 22-23, the Pine Ridge Amateur Radio Club (W0FLO) in coordination with the Dawes County Sheriff, conducted the annual “Field Day.” During the weekend event, they made contact with 105 other amateurs in 25 states.
The Amateur Radio Community throughout the United States annually conducts a communications exercise to test the ability to operate Radio and Digital Communications under Emergency Conditions. On June 22-23, the Pine Ridge Amateur Radio Club (W0FLO) in coordination with the Dawes County Sheriff, conducted the annual “Field Day.”
