SCHEART will be supporting the 2021 South Carolina Full Scale Exercise on Monday, April 19th and Saturday April 24th. On April 19th, the SCHEART network will be configured to support agencies deployed to a forward command location. This day focuses on state agencies and special communication teams who deploy and the need to establish communications…
There has been a change in the location for Amateur Radio testing on March 20th. I’ve been able to reserve the Drill floor at the South Carolina State Guard, Granby Street Armory. The location is 551 Granby La. Columbia, SC 2921 You can get directions here: http://tiny.cc/gqfutz
The SCHEART web store is open. Go to http://scheart.qbstores.com to order merchandise with the official SCHEART logo. A small portion of your purchase will go toward improvements to the SCHEART repeater network.
NOTE: There has been a change in the location for testing. It will be held at the South Carolina State Guard, Granby Armory. The address is 551 Granby La. Columbia, SC 29201. You can get directions here: http://tiny.cc/gqfutz SCHEART will be offering Ham (Amateur) Radio classes in March. This is for Technician, General and Extra.…
There will be no SCHEART Healthcare Net on Thursday, December 24 and December 31. Normal Healthcare Nets return on January 7, 2021
There will be no SCHEART Healthcare Net on Thursday, November 26th, Thanksgiving Day. Members of SCHEART wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving. The Healthcare net will return on Thursday, December 3rd.
The Charleston Awendaw repeater will be de-linked from the statewide weekend net at 0655 AM on Sunday, October 18, so it can be used to support a charity bike ride. The repeater will return to the statewide network before the Sunday night ARES Net.
10/13/2020 Update: The Support Ticket Link has been restored. It is available for reporting SCHEART system problems. Please be as clear as possible when reporting a problem. If you have any issues with the ticket system, please use the contact us link. Thanks. SCHEART Support Team The support ticket link is unavailable while IT investigates…
The Medical Reserve Corps (also known as PHRC…Public Health Reserve Corps) was an indirect result of 9-11. Volunteers were sorely needed after 9-11 and the MRC was developed as a resource of volunteers from the general public to help in emergencies. The MRC utilizes volunteers from all walks of life…not only in the medical field.…