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NJ Saltwater Fisherman => Weather and Hurricane Info => Topic started by: BassChasers on April 17, 2014, 07:31:07 AM
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Hey Guys,
Not fishing related but the training could be. The National Weather Service in conjuction with Camden County Office of Emergency Management Amateur Radio Emergency Services will be hosting a Basic SKYWARN Class on May 12th at 7pm at the Camden County Regional Training Center in Lakeland - Blackwood Camden County NJ. For more info check out the NWS Website at http://www.erh.noaa.gov/phi/skywarn/whatis.html
The address for the training center is
420 Woodbury Turnersville Road North
Blackwood, NJ 08012
Training is Free, please register with larry.nierenberg@noaa.gov or eocraces@camdencounty.com . Walk in's welcome.
Follow Camden County ARES/RACES on twitter @CamCoEMCOMM
http:www.k2eoc.org
Tight Lines
Rick
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I'd like to make that but it is the day I get back from my cruise. :P rgmn
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Nice. But this time of year I am super busy and that date is not good. I have been involved with Emergency Management since 1980 and have retired from that service. ARES and RACES are a great service as well. I was in charge of Ocean County RACES for a number of years as well, as Communications Coordinator the Ocean County Office of Emergency Management. If anyone was thinking of getting involves this is a great way to get into it.
Ham radio is a great way to help out. If anyone has a license and was looking to put their time to good use SKYWARN is an excellent way to volunteer.
73, N2HYG
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Hi N2HYG,
Perhaps next time I am down your way we can get together and fish. We have a lot in common as I am the current County Radio Officer in Camden County for ARES/RACES. IM me or email me n2phi@comcast.net if you would like to fish sometime. 73 de Rick N2PHI
Nice. But this time of year I am super busy and that date is not good. I have been involved with Emergency Management since 1980 and have retired from that service. ARES and RACES are a great service as well. I was in charge of Ocean County RACES for a number of years as well, as Communications Coordinator the Ocean County Office of Emergency Management. If anyone was thinking of getting involves this is a great way to get into it.
Ham radio is a great way to help out. If anyone has a license and was looking to put their time to good use SKYWARN is an excellent way to volunteer.
73, N2HYG
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No big deal, check out the NWS Website for SKYWARN as they post classes throughout the year, not sure where you are from but their maybe a class local to you. If your from up my way another one will be offered in the near future in Gloucester County NJ. Thanks.
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/phi/skywarn/training.html
Rick
I'd like to make that but it is the day I get back from my cruise. :P rgmn
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