LWR CERT Team Radio Basic Instructions
| LWR CERT standard Radio procedures during activation |
Team and Hub Radio Frequencies | This lists each team's walkie-talkie radio channel, the CERT Hub radio operator they communicate with using the Incident Commander radio, and the channel the hub can be reached on using the IC radio. No telephone numbers are listed on the web version of the list. Contact your TC to get a copy with the Hub operator's telephone numbers. |
Motorola MT352 Owners Manual  | Operating Manual for the Motorola MT352 team member radio |
Motorola Radio 3x5 Quick Reference Card | Download and print out this handy 3x5 inch reference card for setting up your Motorola MT-352 team member radio |
Incident Commander (Hub Radio) Wouxun Owner Manual  | Team Leader/Incident Commander and Board Member handheld radio transceiver instruction manual. These radios are used for communication between a team and CERT central Incident Command through regional communications hubs |
Radio Battery Care Information | Important instructions for charging rechargeable batteries and before storing radios. DO NOT leave batteries in any radio not being used for a significant period of time. Read this before storing your radio |
Wouxun KG-UV6X Programming Reference Reference Sheet | Table showing how to program all the features of the CERT Ham radio operators' handheld radio transceiver |
Wouxun KG-UV6X Owners Manual | CERT Ham radio operators' handheld radio transceiver instruction manual. These radios are used for communication with the CERT teams to coordinate information exchange and disaster data collection |
Yaesu FT-8800R Owners Manual | Cert Ham Radio Operators' FCC licensed radio transceiver instruction manuyal. These radios are used by FCC licensed CERT Ham Radio Operators for communication with the County Emergency Operations Center and members of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) as well as other disaster response agencies |
Radio Exercise 0. Message passing | Radio Message Passing Exercise |
Radio Exercise 1. SAR | Radio Procedures during Search and Rescue of a structure |
Radio Exercise 2: Medical Assistance | Radio Procedures toask for Medical Assistance |
Radio Exercise 3: Fatality Reporting | Radio Procedures to report a fatality |
Hub locations | Hub radio physical locations map |