SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:      2025  01  02  

TIME:   1900 HOURS         

NET TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):      14 MINUTES

AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS  REPORTING:      4   (NOTE: 2 ADDITIONAL AREAS ARE WORKING ON ANTENNAS TO REACH NETS)

SUMMARY:   Our Net collected 63 specific situational DATA POINTS  

 (IE.,   STN LOCATION;    STN ID;  and  QXA REPORTS;

Did not do   QWA REPORTS [BREVITY FIRE REPORTS  - NO SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).

THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,  NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES); REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,  ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL  RECOMMENDATION.

All of this was completed in  14 MINUTES.    THIS NET COVERED  4 AREAS NEIGHBORHOODS) with 21 stations reporting.

DATA POINTS

REPORTED

MW

DIV’

2 N

VL

DIV

 3 N

LH

DIV

3 N

RA

DIV

3 N

WH

DIV

3 S

SITES

DIV

3 N

SL

DIV

4 N

TOTAL  DATA POINTS

ALL AREAS

EROC       9

EROC

 9

EROC 9

CH  55 OR 58

EROC 9,

 55 OR 58

STNS

MW

1 2 3 4

STNS

MULTIPLE

STNS

LH1

STNS

HAM

QXX

STNS

HAM KK6SWE

STNS

SITES 7  SITES 8

STNS

HAM

AJ6KJ

#  STN CHECK INS by area:

[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA / NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]

4

15

1

1

0

21

MW 3

RPTD

SUMMRY

VL  STNS RPTING:

F1  F7 F8 G7 F2 L3 L4  I1 T2 S3  F14 B1 B7 E1 E4 

LH Stns

LH1

WH stns

KK6SWE

RADIO WORK

ANTENNA WORK planned

Note: was Q5 on Eroc 9 as to K6PDS.

STN LOCATION RPTS

4

15

1

1

21

REPORTS:  “QXA”

(MEANING: ALL OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR TANGO 9M EXIST)

4

15

1

1

21

Reports  “QWA”

(Brevity Fire Watch)

RPTS:  /B   LAND LINE NOT WORKING

RPTS      “/Y”

(MEANING IS AS FOLLOWS:

IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE STATION, IT MEANS:  STN  REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED ASSISTANCE;  OR

IF “/Y”  FOR AN AREA , IT MEANS:  STN REPORTING IS OKAY,  MY AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED AT THIS TIME.

TOTALS

12

45

3

3

0

0

63

NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:      NO ACTION

AFTER ACTION:   GREAT JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!

2024 12 22  - 1300 hours (and thereafter)  – Communications Failures:

 Frontier Internet failure:  Village T2, F1, F7,  S1,  E4, G7

                                       Starlite:   KJ

                                       Wilson Hill: SWE

Frontier Land Line Failure (Village): - only 1 stnt reporting such.

Cell Phone failures:  reported in Village and Starlite

Midway (MW 2) – no failures (QXA).

Long Hollow- no report.

Sites – no report

Per frontier there is an  Area Outage – working on it. Expected restoration 2037 hours.

As of 1610 hours – All services restored.  All QXA. (responding:  Village T1; G7  L3  I1. F2; Starlite:KJ; Wilson Hill:SWE.

SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:      2024  12  12    

TIME:   1900 HOURS         

NET TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):      15 MINUTES

AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS  REPORTING :      6   # STATIONS REPORTING                                    :     27

DATA POINTS COLLECTED                        :     81   

   “XX” THOSE WHICH APPLY     __  XX  __ STN ID              ___ XX  ___STN LOCATION           __ XX  __ QXA RPTS        

                                          __ NOT DONE   __ QWA RPTS (BREVITY FIRE REPORTS  - NO SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).

 THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,  NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES); REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,  ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL  RECOMMENDATION.

DATA POINTS

REPORTED

MW

DIV’

2 N

VL

DIV

 3 N

LH

DIV

3 N

RA

DIV

3 N

WH

DIV

3 S

SITES

DIV

3 N

SL

DIV

4 N

TOTAL  DATA POINTS

ALL AREAS

EROC   

   9

EROC

 9

EROC 9

CH  55 OR 56 or 58

EROC 9,

 55, 56 OR 58

STNS

MW

1 2 3 4

STNS

MULTIPLE

STNS

LH1

STNS

HAM

QXX

STNS

HAM KK6SWE

STNS

SITES 7  SITES 8

STNS

HAM

AJ6KJ

#  STN CHECK INS by area:

[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA / NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]

3

19

1

1

2

1

27

MW 3

RPTD

SUMMRY

VL  STNS RPTING:

F1  F7 F8 G7 L3 L4 L10 L9 F2 F14 T2 S3 S6 S7 B1 B7 E1 E4 I1

LH Stns

LH1

WH stns

KK6SWE

RADIO WORK

BY PHONE

ANTENNA WORK planned

Note: was Q5 on Eroc 9 as to K6PDS.

STN LOCATION RPTS

3

19

1

1

2

1

27

REPORTS:  “QXA”

(MEANING: ALL OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A   OR TANGO 9M  EXIST)

3

19

1

1

2

1

27

Reports  “QWA”       (Brevity Fire Watch)

RPTS:  /B   LAND LINE NOT WORKING

RPTS      “/Y” (MEANING IS AS FOLLOWS:  IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE STATION, IT MEANS:  STN  REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED ASSISTANCE;  OR

IF “/Y”  FOR AN AREA , IT MEANS:  STN REPORTING IS OKAY,  MY AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED AT THIS TIME.

TOTALS

9

57

3

3

6

3

81

NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:      NO ACTION

AFTER ACTION:   GREAT JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!

SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:      2024  12 05  

TIME:   1900 HOURS         

NET TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):   17 MINUTES

AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS  REPORTING:      4   (NOTE: 2 ADDITIONAL AREAS ARE WORKING ON ANTENNAS TO REACH NETS)

SUMMRAY:   Our Net collected 95 specific situational DATA POINTS  

 (IE.,   STN LOCATION;    STN ID;     QXA REPORTS;  AND   QWA REPORTS [BREVITY FIRE REPORTS  - NO SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).

THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,  NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES); REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,  ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL  RECOMMENDATION.

All of this was completed in  17 MINUTES.    THIS NET COVERED  4 AREAS NEIGHBORHOODS) with 24 stations reporting.

DATA POINTS

REPORTED

MW

DIV’

2 N

VL

DIV

 3 N

LH

DIV

3 N

RA

DIV

3 N

WH

DIV

3 S

SITES

DIV

3 N

SL

DIV

4 N

TOTAL  DATA POINTS

ALL

EROC       9

EROC

 9

EROC 9

CH  55 OR 58

EROC 9,

 55 OR 58

STNS

MW

1 2 3 4

STNS

MULTIPLE

STNS

LH1

STNS

HAM

QXX

STNS

HAM KK6SWE

STNS

SITES 7  SITES 8

STNS

HAM

AJ6KJ

#  STN CHECK INS by area:

[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA / NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]

4

18

1

0

0

1

24

MW 3

RPTD

SUMMRY

VL  STNS RPTING:

F1 F7 S1  S2 F2 I1 F8 G7 L10 L9 S3 B1 B7 L3 L4 E1 S6 S7  

LH Stns

LH1

WH stns

KK6SWE

RADIO WORK

ANTENNA WORK planned

Note: was Q5 on Eroc 9 as to K6PDS.

STN LOCATION RPTS

4

18

1

1

24

REPORTS:  “QXA”

(MEANING: ALL OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR TANGO 9M EXIST)

4

18

1

1

24

Reports  “QWA”

(Brevity Fire Watch)

4

17

1

1

23

RPTS:  /B   LAND LINE NOT WORKING

RPTS      “/Y”

(MEANING IS AS FOLLOWS:

IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE STATION, IT MEANS:  STN  REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED ASSISTANCE;  OR

IF “/Y”  FOR AN AREA , IT MEANS:  STN REPORTING IS OKAY,  MY AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED AT THIS TIME.

TOTALS

16

71

4

0

0

4

95

NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:      NO ACTION

AFTER ACTION:   GREAT JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!

SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:      2024  11  21   

TIME:   1900 HOURS         

NET TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):   18 MINUTES

AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS  REPORTING:      4

SUMMRAY:   Our Net collected 61 specific situational DATA POINTS  DURING THE NET.   THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACITIVATED,  NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES (3^RD Frequency was monitored – silent); REPORTS COLLECTED ON BOTH FREQUENCIES,  ALL REPORTS MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL  RECOMMENDATION IN. All completed in  18 MINUTES.

 THIS NET COVERED  4 AREAS NEIGHBORHOODS).

DATA POINTS

REPORTED

MW

DIV’

2 N

VL

DIV

 3 N

LH

DIV

3 N

RA

DIV

3 N

WH

DIV

3 S

SITES

DIV

3 N

SL

DIV

4 N

TOTAL  DATA POINTS

 -  ALL AREAS

EROC 9

EROC 9

EROC 9

CH  55 OR 58

RELAY

PHONE

ANTENNA WORK

EROC 9

OR 55 OR 58

STNS

MW

1 2 3 4

STNS

MULTIPLE

STNS

LH1

STNS

HAM

QXX

STNS

HAM KK6SWE

STNS

SITES 7  SITES 8

STNS

HAM

AJ6KJ

#  CHECK INS by area: [EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA / NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]

3

12

1

1

17

MW 3 RPTD

SUMMRY

VL  STNS RPTING:

F1 F7 F2 F8 S1  I1  T2  S3  E1  B6  S6  S7  

LH Stns

LH1

WH stns

KK6SWE

STN LOCATION RPTS

3

12

1

1

17

REPORTS:

“QXA”

(MEANING:ALL OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR TANGO 9M EXIST)

3

2

1

1

7

RPTS:  /B   LAND LINE NOT WORKING

10

10

RPTS      “/Y”

(MEANING IS AS FOLLOWS:

IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE STATION, IT MEANS:  STN  REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED ASSISTANCE;  OR

10

10

IF “/Y”  FOR AN AREA , IT MEANS:  STN REPORTING IS OKAY,  MY AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED AT THIS TIME.

TOTALS

9

46

3

3

61

NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:  LL failure in Village. Frontier working on problem. All stations be on alert for any emergency traffic for relay.

AFTER ACTION:   GREAT JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!

2024  10 24

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP

Total Net Time:     15 minutes.

THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have PREVIOUSLY been treated as one report by each station for the report count. BUT, in reality, each is a separate report for specific conditions.  Thus,  QXA relates to situations such as electricity, phone, water, earthquakes, food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full pages of specific problems  exist).  On the other hand,  QWA is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station to determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or embers. Thus a large amount of information is accumulated in a short time period. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT!

Net

Infrastructure

 AGENDA > 

 SITUATION REPORT (FMT  T9M or T9A);

QWA PROCEDURE

Control

B1

Areas Reporting   6

# STNS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

Back Up

F1

Village            DIV  3 N

14

VL:     F1  F7  F8 F2 I1  B1 B7  B6  S6  S7  G7  L10  L9  E4

55 Silent

Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay (RPTR)

F1

Midway          DIV 2 N

4

58 Silent

F1

Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

1

  58 Relay

Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

Sites Area      DIV 3N

2

VIA PHONE RELAY

160 TC

F1

Starlite           DIV 4 N

1

Ham:   KJ     (CH 55 OR EROC 9)

Mapping

F1

Wilson Hill      DIV 3 S  CH 55

1

Ham:  SWE  (CH 55)

CAL FIRE 20

F7

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS NET   AND ANY  DRILLS          >    (A)

Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33+) that don’t report. They have ability to listen to EROC 9. Other Areas also have ability to listen  to plan.

23

 TOTAL

CHECK INS

23

 TOTAL

RPTS

46

 TOTAL

DRILL RPTS

0

  0        

Triangulation

 COMPARE ABOVE # OF STATIONS REPORTING TO THE CURRENT ROSTER OF ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS

         ***    >     (B)

27

CURRENT ROSTER OF  

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS:

VL:    20  -  B1  B7  B6  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7   

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

WH:   1  (Ham)   SWE  (CH 55)

Flight Radar

___Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

85.%

(A)  DIVIDED BY  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  QXA AND QWA NO EXCEPTIONS

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   

*** ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS  (current monthly list). To achieve this designation, a VOLUNTEER station must have  up to date radios and be   CURRENTLY AND CONSISTENTLY  RESPONDING TO ALERTS  AND  ACTIVATIONS ;  ISSUING ALERTS AND ACTIVATIONS;   AND PROVIDING REPORTS  DURING RADIO OPERATIONS.

 We need more stations to achieve this designation so that in the case of emergency, we have enough volunteer skilled radio operators to conduct necessary emergency radio operations (e.g., FIRE NETS for forest fires, smoke checks, 911 relays, etc…).

 Those Areas / Neighborhoods providing such radio operators are the focus of the SERCAP system.

 IT IS IMPORTANT THAT STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE NETS.  THIS WAY YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.

2024  10 17

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP

Total Net Time:     13 minutes.

THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have PREVIOUSLY been treated as one report by each station for the report count. BUT, in reality, each is a separate report for specific conditions.  Thus,  QXA relates to situations such as electricity, phone, water, earthquakes, food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full pages of specific problems  exist).  On the other hand,  QWA is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station to determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or embers. Thus a large amount of information is accumulated in a short time period. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT!

Net

Infrastructure

 AGENDA > 

 SITUATION REPORT (FMT  T9M or T9A);

QWA PROCEDURE

Control

B1

Areas Reporting   6

# STNS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

Back Up

F1

Village            DIV  3 N

13

VL:     F1  F7  S1 S2 I1 L3 L4 G7 F2 F8 F14 B1 B7

55 Silent

Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay (RPTR)

F1

Midway          DIV 2 N

4

58 Silent

S1

Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

1

  58 Relay

Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

Sites Area      DIV 3N

0

qxx

160 TC

F1

Starlite           DIV 4 N

1

Ham:   KJ     (CH 55 OR EROC 9)

Mapping

F1

Wilson Hill      DIV 3 S  CH 55

1

Ham:  SWE  (CH 55)

CAL FIRE 20

F7

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS NET   AND ANY  DRILLS          >    (A)

Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33+) that don’t report. They have ability to listen to EROC 9. Other Areas also have ability to listen  to plan.

20

TOTAL

CHECK INS

20

TOTAL

RPTS

 40

TOTAL

DRILL RPTS

 0

  0        

Triangulation

COMPARE ABOVE # OF STATIONS REPORTING TO THE CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS

         ***    >     (B)

27

CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS:

VL:    20  -  B1  B7  B6  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7   

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

WH:   1  (Ham)   SWE  (CH 55)

Flight Radar

___Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

74.%

(A)  DIVIDED BY  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  QXA AND QWA EXCEPTIONS: STARLITE – FRONTIER LAND LINE NOT WORKING

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION,  EXCEPT FOR HIGHTENED  MONITORING FOR STATIONS /  AREASEXPRIENCING FRONTIER LAND LINE FAILURE                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   *** ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS  (current monthly list). To achieve this designation, a VOLUNTEER station must have  up to date radios and be   CURRENTLY AND CONSISTENTLY  RESPONDING TO ALERTS  AND  ACTIVATIONS ;  ISSUING ALERTS AND ACTIVATIONS;   AND PROVIDING REPORTS  DURING RADIO OPERATIONS.

 We need more stations to achieve this designation so that in the case of emergency, we have enough volunteer skilled radio operators to conduct necessary emergency radio operations (e.g., FIRE NETS for forest fires, smoke checks, 911 relays, etc…).

 Those Areas / Neighborhoods providing such radio operators are the focus of the SERCAP system.

 IT IS IMPORTANT THAT STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE NETS.  THIS WAY YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.

2024  09 26

1900 hours