AMRRON MEMBER ONLINE FORMS
(update your profile, contact members, etc.)
AMRRON COMMUNICATIONS (PRINTABLE PDF FORMS)
- Radio Message Form (AFP-105)
- Communications Log (AFP-75)
- Net Control Log (AFP-76)
- AmRRON CH3 Net Control Script (AIP-42)
- AmRRON HF, VHF, UHF Net Control Script
AMRRON COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE FORMS
(Fill out and submit online)
- Monitoring Station Nets Check-In Form
- AmRRON Net Control-HF Net Report Form (Net Control)
- AmRRON UHF/VHF/CH3 Local Net Report Form (Net Control)
- Add/Update Scheduled Net Request Form
AMRRON FLMSG CUSTOM FORMS (HTML FORMS)
*Instructions for downloading and importing custom forms*
INTELLIGENCE
Record and report observed and intercepted intelligence
PDF Forms for downloading and printing
- AmRRON BLANK Message Form V3
- COUNTY STATUS REPORT (STATREP)
- Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale (Earthquake Damage Reporting)
- SITREP
- SPOTREP
- Monitoring Intercept Form (AFP-77)
- Intercept Worksheet (AFP-78)
Online – Fill out and submit online
Is the Radio Traffic Log the same as the Radio Message Form? If not can someone direct me to the location of the Radio Traffic Log.
Thanks
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Instructions?
After filling out HTML form how is it sent through FLAMP/FLDIGI ? ?
Thanks
You’ll want to have your fldigi open, so when you click ‘Auto Send’ it will go out through fldigi. Pay attention to the mode you have selected in flmsg, because that is the mode that it will switch your fldigi to.
We’re just getting local nets started in my area. How again do we get the word of the week? I recall it was via HF net but I can never hear, nor listen at the times the HF net is going. Is there another way to get the net word OTW?
Here is the information from the Net Control Tools page:
https://www.amrron.com/net-control-page/
Net Word of the Week:
During your net, announce the NWOTW and the Authentication Number. This information originates from the biweekly HF 20m National Net, then broadcasts over the Regional/National Net and finally shared during the local nets. Using a single source demonstrates the effectiveness of the nets, identifies any gaps in the network, and helps us practice passing information. As a Net Control Station, you are responsible for obtaining the NWOTW and Authentication Number using non-conventional communications (other than internet or phone). Practice using methods that would be reliable during an internet and/or phone service outage.
If you do not have HF or Shortwave capabilities, or were unable to copy the NWOTW, access the member directory and look for a Ham Operator in your county that does. Then, submit a Contact Request and ask if that member can relay the NWOTW via local communications. Establishing local relay stations will help strengthen the network. If you do not have a NWOTW and Authentication Number, still conduct your net without that information.