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Santa Clara County ARES®/RACES

Net Control Type III, Part A

Course Description

This course is the first part of a two-part course designed to prepare individuals to perform net control duties as a fully independent operator for low to medium speed county nets and city or event nets.

Intended Audience
Hams who are interested in performing Net Control duties.
Prerequisites

NOTE: The above prerequisites are not strictly enforced. But in order to get the most out of this course, you should have previously attended the above courses. If you have not yet attended one or more of the prerequisites, you should carefully review the course materials for the missed prerequisites prior to attending this course. Then, be sure to attend any missed prerequisites at your earliest opportunity.

Format
In person, 3 hours
Students should bring
  • Copy of course materials (see below)
  • Pen/pencil and pad of paper
Learning Objectives
  • Describe the Net Control Type III credential
  • Describe the purpose and usage of each of the main Santa Clara County nets
  • Describe the key attributes of a net control operator
  • Perform proper record keeping and logging
  • Properly start up a net
  • Properly collect damage reports
  • Properly hand off damage report summaries
  • Describe general procedures to properly run a net
Topics Covered
  • Net Control Type III Credential
  • Santa Clara County Nets
  • NCO Attributes and techniques
  • Record keeping and logging
  • Starting a net
  • Handling damage reports
  • Operating a net

Class Dates and Registration

There are no sessions of this class currently scheduled.

This class is normally scheduled once a year, in March.

Course Materials and Pre-Work

Course materials will be updated about a week before class and those signed up will be notified via email.

Review the materials from the prerequisite classes:

Study the homework slides and complete the exercises:

Print and bring the following on paper:

Bring the following on paper or in electronic form:
See instructions for printing multiple pages per sheet if desired.

Reference materials (not needed in class):