Asotin County Amateur Radio ares/auxcomm

Asotin County Amateur Radio ares/auxcomm Asotin County-surrounding area ham radio operators providing emergency-event communications.

ARES Meetings for Asotin County.
10/09/2026

ARES Meetings for Asotin County.

ARES Net
10/08/2026

ARES Net

10/04/2026
Anytime Today The Simulated Emergency Test (SET) this year on October 3rd is a repeat of last year’s – because the skill...
10/03/2026

Anytime Today

The Simulated Emergency Test (SET) this year on October 3rd is a repeat of last year’s – because the skills are same as for a EmComm deployment! And it’s fun!
Rumor on social media has it that Sasquatch, i.e., Bigfoot, will be seen in Eastern Washington the first weekend in October in state and national parks or on mountain summits. Hundreds of thousands are expected to come to capture a picture of the elusive creature during their annual migration. ARES/ACS/AuxComm groups will be called out to observe and report any sightings as well as general crowd and situational reports. Will your group be ready?
ARRL has the SET forms ready at https://www.arrl.org/simulated-emergency-test .
I request that you perform the following actions as part of your SET:
Use of Winlink – radio is preferred but Telnet is acceptable.:
Send a WA State Field Situation Report to your EC and me (AG7QP)
Send a message via the National Traffic System to Jo Whitney, KA7LJQ, Section Manager, and Frank Hutchison, AG7QP, Section Emergency Coordinator
Take pictures and share them with me ([email protected]). If you can include Sasquatch in the pictures, that will be a bonus! Extra bonus if you use Winlink.
Make as many contacts as you can using the rules of POTA and/or SOTA.

Most of all Have Fun

The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.

09/26/2025

Be sure to join the Asotin County ARES Group. I will be eliminating this page soon.

KJ7BPN EC

08/27/2025

Meeting for tonight is canceled. I need to finish moving.

If your interested in helping out email Bob,Bob Smith of the Ellensburg club is looking for some help with the Teanaway ...
08/12/2025

If your interested in helping out email Bob,

Bob Smith of the Ellensburg club is looking for some help with the Teanaway Country Race.
Here's what I got in his email. Send him an email if you can help.
[email protected]

Hi folks,

Currently, we're short a few people at some locations for the Teanaway Country races. We are looking to see if we can get some additional people from outside of our normal Teanaway crews, hence this email. If you've received this already as part of the Teanaway email list, I'm sorry for the duplication.

The Teanaway Country races are running from 5 am Saturday, Sept 20, 2025 through Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025 until 9pm. There are currently three races: a 50k, a 50 mile and a 100 mile race. The races start at Salmon La Sac Sno-park, out past Roslyn, WA, and winds over near US-97 not too far from Iron Creek. The race is under new owners, and their race website for the 100 mile race is: https://www.rainshadowrunning.com/tc100.html. The site lists the various aid stations we're looking to cover, a general map, and the various cut-off times, among some other good info.

Net control (NCS) runs from Salmon La Sac. There are two stations that are technical 4WD stations. We might need a ham or two for those stations, and if you're interested, please let me know and I can connect you up with the team leader.

The three remaining stations, two of which we are looking for coverage, are north of the 29 Pines Campground, situated in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, out past the North Fork Teanaway Road. Those roads are drivable dirt roads.

Here are the outstanding needs:

We need a second shift ham at Beverly-Bean Trailhead from 2400-0900 on Sunday Sept 21, 2025.

We have a team of two willing to cover Miller-Bear for the race, but I would like to get a third person so that they can get some downtime over the race. There are technically 2 shifts at Miller-Bear: 1200-2200 on Saturday, and 2200-0500 on Sunday Morning. If someone can come in and help with the overnight hours, we can spread the time as needed.

NCS will operate out of Paul N7ECT's Combox, which he has generously offered this year. As of now, we need an overnight team at NCS, and always use some help on the other shifts. I do have some volunteers for the day shifts, but can use dome more. Here are the shift times for NCS:

Sat 0700 1400
Sat 1400 2200
Sat/Sun 2200 0800 - Need 2 operators.
Sun 0800 1600
Sun 1500 2100

What is definitely covered: Iron Peak - all 3 shifts; Beverly-Bean - First Shift. NCS: single positions except for night shift.

Please let me know if you can take an assignment.

Thanks,
Teanaway Country Races, help needed.

-Bob

Overview ​ ​ ​The Teanaway Country 100 miler is a tough and incredibly scenic alpine race in the Cascade Mountain Range in eastern Washington state. With about 31,000 feet of elevation gain...

07/24/2025

Meeting tonight at 1830 at Swallows Park

Amateur Radio Week June 23-29
06/25/2025

Amateur Radio Week June 23-29

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