South Los Angeles, Lomita & Marina del Rey Stations – Districts 3, 17 & 27
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Los Angeles County Disaster Communications Service South Los Angeles, Lomita & Marina del Rey Stations – Districts 3, 17 & 27 |
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Routine: 04/06/2026 0800 hours To: All Members From: Diana Feinberg, S-60 Tonight's District nets from the Lomita Sheriff Station starting at 1930 hours are using the 2-meter W6TRW repeater cross-linked with the 440 Rolling Hills repeater, concurrently with 2-meter TAC-3 simplex; then starting at 1945 hours our 220 simplex frequency with an NBEMS digital message sent after the voice net; at about 1955 hours the 440 PV-West repeater; and concluding at about 2000 hours with another NBEMS message on 2-meter TAC-3 simplex. All DCS members and members of the South Bay's city-affiliated disaster amateur radio groups and encouraged to check in on as many frequencies as practical from their location. (LMT-01) Routine: 04/06/2026 0810 hours To: All Members From: Diana Feinberg, S-60 Lomita/South Los Angeles DCS has been invited to exhibit at the City of Gardena's 2026 Public Safety Day on Saturday, April 25. Please advise if you can help staff the DCS booth on the Civic Center grounds during 1000-1300 hours, and/or help with set-up from 0800-1000 hours. Gardena's Public Safety Day is held every third or fourth year and we exhibited there in 2015 and 2023. Other agencies will include Gardena Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Gardena CERT, and various groups involved with emergency response. (LMT-02) Routine: 04/06/2026 0830 hours To: All Members From: Diana Feinberg, S-60 Mark your calendar for our next Districts 3 & 17 Member Meeting via Zoom on Thursday, April 30, from 1930-2030 hours. We'll be covering disaster communication developments in our area and upcoming DCS activities. (LMT-03) Routine: 04/06/2026 0900 hours To: All Members From: Deane Bouvier, S-50 Caos Capital has filed three FCC applications for experimental licenses to transmit 2.7 MHz-wide radar signals at 3 kW ERP, 10 kW peak power, anywhere in the 420-450 MHz ham band, for 6 months from April 15 to October 15. They propose three transmit locations in L.A. County: Hermosa Beach, Hawthorne, and El Segundo, and one at Desert Center in Riverside County. It is true that the Federal government is primary in the 70cm ham band, but Caos is asking for experimental licenses which must operate on a non-interference basis with licensed operators. We must continue to be vigilant and file FCC consumer complaints when we experience interference; never more important than now. We are aware that ARRL, the national amateur radio association, has made FCC filings to deny the new Caos requests. (LMT-04) Routine: 04/06/2026 0915 hours To: All Members From: Deane Bouvier, S-50 We encourage all members to use the 440 PV-West repeater during non-net hours to keep this frequency active. We would like to ensure PV-West's frequency isn't encroached by another repeater. (LMT-05) Routine: 04/06/2026 0930 hours To: All Members From: Diana Feinberg, S-60 We need every member to periodically operate a portion of our Monday night nets either at the Lomita Sheriff Station or from home. Here's our schedule through April:
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