Fragment događanja na HFLINK-u oko ptresa na Haitiju.
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[20:39:43] KQ6XA BONNIE: HAITI UPDATE: Land-based comms in the part of Haiti near the earthquake disaster zone are still down or having problems. Other parts of the island have some cell mobile phone service. Lines to and from the island are overloaded or having problems. Many electric power lines are down. There is only one report of contact with a Haiti ham operator using battery power on 20m voice SSB.
[20:41:21] KQ6XA BONNIE: does anyone here need help with ALE set up, or information?
[20:41:59] KQ6XA BONNIE: is anyone here now preparing to go to the disaster area in Haiti?
[20:42:04] DK0ESD: In the affected area there are also 3 Winlink-RMS stations
[20:42:14] kb2wus [GUEST]: YES KQ6XA I DO
[20:42:38] KQ6XA BONNIE: ok, KB2WUS, do you have HF capability?
[20:43:19] DK0ESD: I also could do so
[20:44:06] kb2wus [GUEST]: LAPTOP ONLY. MY HT YAESYVX-7R DO NOT HAVE ROOF ANT
[20:44:51] KQ6XA BONNIE: DK0ESD, the most likely situation for comms will be for those with a relief agency or other organization that is now preparing to go to Haiti.
[20:46:42] DK0ESD: I am not orhanzed in of those, since I am having my regular duties. I just can coperate and could offer some equipment, as well as my personal skills for the time of engagement
[20:47:01] DK0ESD: organized
[20:48:14] KQ6XA BONNIE: KB2WUS, you can click on the REAL TIME ALE Activity LOG below, and view all the received ALE stations in the below window. Click on the "Log Room"
[20:48:54] DK0ESD: So if any further assistance is needed, I could take off from here
[20:49:14] KQ6XA BONNIE: OK, Thommy. very good.
[20:50:03] DK0ESD: I also gave some notifications to the emcomm-department of the DARC, but I scare it is hard for them to organize something
[20:50:39] DK0ESD: So you can keep me as back-up
[20:52:15] kb2wus [GUEST]: I am seing everybody, but i dont have not sound
[20:52:23] KQ6XA BONNIE: I received info from Red Cross comm manager that they are in the process of organizing aid response, starting last night. you can see some of the American Red Cross Stations callsigns of their base stations now in the Network Activity Log.
[20:54:14] KJ4AYT: Bonnie, where is the network activity log and do I need a password to get in there? Also, guten abnen herr Thorsten.
[20:54:59] KQ6XA BONNIE: American Red Cross has ALE radios at base stations and mobiles. Some of them are active now on this network. We have not seen traffic yet out of Haiti. It may take some time to get relief personnel into the field at the disaster zone in Haiti.
[20:55:42] DK0ESD: Guten Abend Kurt
[20:57:15] KQ6XA BONNIE: To Kurt KJ4AYT: go to the main web page
http://hflink.net and you will see this ALE Comm Room chat room in the top wintow, and the Network Activiity Log in the bottom window. Click on the REAL TIME link and enter the LOG room. that will give you real time view of all ALE stations. right now there is an ALE signal active every few seconds.
[21:06:32] kb2wus [GUEST]: Still here
[21:06:53] DK0ESD: me too
[21:07:40] kb2wus [GUEST]: Hi, DKOESD
[21:08:00] DK0ESD: Hi
[21:08:30] kb2wus [GUEST]: Francisco, Bronx, NY
[21:09:15] K3UK: Greetings Franciso de Andy K3UK near Buffalo, NY.
[21:09:33] DK0ESD: My name is Thommy (or Thorsten in German), QTH Hamburg/Germany
[21:09:34] KJ4AYT: Got it Bonnie, actually I've had that up and running all day, but isn't there another Pilot Station log you can enter? It requires a login that I don't have as a Pilot Station.
[21:10:52] DK0ESD: Bonnie, did you get my contact details?
[21:10:58] kb2wus [GUEST]: I need help on passing traffic and get sound.Tks
[21:11:22] DK0ESD: What version are you using?
[21:11:38] DK0ESD: PC-ALE or MARS-ALE?
