South Carolina Healthcare Emergency Amateur Radio Team
KD4JQJ The SCHEART Network Manager has requested I post this update. Over the past few weeks, the SCHEART network along with other amateur repeaters in the state have experienced frequent malicious interference from a rogue station. This has resulted in adverse impacts to the weekly training nets and periods where authorized communications on the repeaters … Read more
SCETV Engineers installed a new DMR repeater at Chester, South Carolina today The repeater transmits on 440.5750 MHz and receives on 445.5750 MHz with color code 1. Engineering will be conducting coverage analysis with enhanced coverage expected in the near future. Talk group information can be found under Digital, Repeater System/Frequencies and Talk Groups in … Read more
SC Emergency Management Division will be offering training on June 9, 2018 for Amateur Radio Operators. The training will start at 10:00 and be about 3 hours in duration. You need to register for the training. Lunch will be provided for those who register. Operators who are active in ARES or AUXCOMM will be provided … Read more
In response to user requests, we have compiled a listing of NCPRN network repeaters under the DMR menu. More information about the NCPRN network can be found at http://ncprn.net/ . This site also provides a real time listing of Last Heard traffic for PRN. Users can check their signal strengths into the repeater and any … Read more
The Wallace UHF repeater is back on the air with a new SCHEART IRLP interface. Both UHF and VHF repeaters at Wallace are fully functional with the SCHEART network.
