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Idaho Section Positions and Appointments
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Ed Stuckey AI7H Post Falls Section Manager
Elborn Hewett KA7MLM Pocatello Assistant SM, for Southeast
Adron Parkinson KB7UIK Pocatello Assistant SM, for Southeast
Lee Kelly  K6ZVA Twin Falls Assistant SM, South Central
Don Clower KA7T Meridian Assistant SM, Southwest
John Wilson KØIP Pocatello Web Page
Charles Neher K7OVG Meridian Official Observer Coordinator
Joe Yelda KF7AE Hailey Public Information Coordinator
    State Government Liaison
William Smith W7GHT Boise Section Traffic Manager
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Chuck Robertson KX7ID Nampa Section Emergency Coordinator

 

 


 


 

Incident Command System training

The ARRL/MVARC will be holding an Incident Command System training session on two weekends in July. 
The certification you will get is necessary if you want to participate in emergency communications with FEMA
and other local authorities.  Download the registration form  

http://www.k7mva.org/INCIDENT%20COMMAND%20SYSTEM.doc

Location is Con Paulos Chevrolet,  Jerome, Idaho Exit 168, Interstate 84  Look left can't miss it Talk in 146.52

July 11 Saturday - For those who do not have 100,200,700 Certificates in hand - 8 hrs. 8:00-5:00
                             Believe me this is a great motivation to take the classes on line at FEMA.
                                                http://training.fema.gov/is/

July 18 Saturday  All participants. (8 hours)    9:00 to 10:45    ICS  continuation class review. 
          Exercise begins at 11:00 and ends @ 3:00  3:15-5:00 Completion of IOS.   If you have
         an ICS 300 or greater certificate,       arrive at 10:45 to participate in the  exercise only (your option).  
         All exercise operations, logistics,  questions, assignments, and most human vocal traffic will
          be by 2m radio only.  Talk in 146.52..  All FCC rules apply and we will be in the assisting
          third party with communications mode.

more information contact  Michael Dahmer  208 404 9216

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Idaho Section Message
Greetings to Current and Future Amateur Radio Operators!  Thank you for
visiting our ARRL web page, which is devoted to ALL  Amateur Radio activities in the state of Idaho.

New Section Manager
The writer is Ed, AI7H, the new ARRL Section Manager for Idaho, as of 1 Oct 2008. 
We will be updating this page frequently, so please stop by regularly for new information. 
As you may know, the ARRL Idaho Section Managers term begins on Oct 1 of  even
numbered years, and the term duration is two years.  I am currently reviewing the
Section Appointments (persons appointed by the Section Manager for various duties) and
we may have updates for our appointed staff in the future.

New Hams, Comments, Complaints, Questions
Meanwhile, if you are interested in Amateur Radio and need information about how
to get your license, where to take the test, etc, please check the buttons at the top of this page,
However if you don't find the information you are looking for feel free to contact me at
ai7h@arrl.org
Ditto if you are already licensed and want to join the ARRL. (or see button below) 
Ditto again, if you have a complaint, comment, or question about Amateur Radio. 
Please send it in and we’ll see what we can do.

Future Events
We would like you to be aware of several Amateur Radio events already scheduled in 2009
(see theIdaho HamFests & Conventions button).  Please attend if you can, as every Amateur
Radio operator brings a bit of culture to these events.  And I’m sure there are great bargains
and fabulous prizes to be won!   Note: please inform the our web master of your club events.

This is the Idaho ARRL web page, HOWEVER, it's really about every aspect of Ham Radio in Idaho. We would like
to list ALL  amateur related activities, including testing schedules, clubs and their meeting dates and your clubs activities.
Please if you find any errors on this web,  send corrections to the web master or to me the SM. 
Our goal is to promote Amateur Radio in the State of Idaho..

Thanks and 73,
Ed, AI7H

 

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