From: Jim Lin­ton, VK3PC
Sent: Sun­day, Jan­u­ary 17, 2010 4:28 PM
Sub­ject: Ham team pulls out of Haiti

Radio ama­teurs from the Domini­can Repub­lic have installed an ama­teur voice repeater link between their coun­try and earth­quake hit Haiti, but their plan …

Haiti Update No. 6
Mon­day, Jan­u­ary 18th, 2010
The fol­low­ing update was received from Greg Mossop, IARU Region 1 Emer­gency Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Co-Ordinator.
Dear friends,
I just fin­ish a tele­phone con­ver­sa­tion with Rafael HI8ROX who pro­vide the fol­low­ing information:
1) Repeaters
Port au …

Haiti Update No. 5
Sun­day, Jan­u­ary 17th, 2010
The eight ama­teurs from Radio Club Domini­cano (RCD) who were oper­at­ing under the call­sign HI8RCD/HH have had to abort their oper­a­tions after the con­voy they were trav­el­ling in was fired on.…

Haiti Update No. 4
Fre­quen­cies in use from Haiti are now believed to be: 14.300MHz, 14.265MHz, 7.045MHz , 7.065MHz, 7.265MHz, 3.720MHz, 3.977MHz and a 2m repeat­ed on 147.970MHz. The Inter­na­tion­al Radio Emer­gency Sup­port Coali­tion (IRESC) is also active on …

Haiti Update No. 3
Some sta­tus reports are now com­ing from Haiti but at the moment, no data regard­ing sur­vivors or any oth­er ‘Health and Wel­fare’ traf­fic is cur­rent­ly being passed.
Any­one try­ing to trace fam­i­ly or friends in Haiti should …