Field
Team Source Exceptions
SulCom Programs
Updated
6 April 2016
Marquette
County Fire Units
The Marquette County
field team will be working with the Marquette County Public Safety Access
Points (PSAPs) by forwarding voice reports sourced from deployed County fire
units through the SulCom backbone.
Marquette County fire unit sources will be identified as “Marquette nnn” (Example: “Marquette 123”) as assigned per Marquette
County and will be accepted as valid sources for all SulCom programs in
addition to Radio Amateurs who work with the Marquette County based team.
Voice comms will be mainly through the MKX W repeater resource
and will always pass through “745 Relay”.
No other Relay station will be used.
Milwaukee
Area Skywarn Association (MASA)
The Milwaukee Area Skywarn
Association is a recognized field team that forwards voice reports through the
SulCom backbone and forwards residual data per other SulCom program
standards. Unit sources will be
identified as “MASA nnn” (Example: “MASA 123”); where
"nnn" is a three digit number assigned to
spotters by the Milwaukee Area Skywarn Association
per their internal policies. These
sources are accepted as valid sources for all SulCom programs in addition to
Radio Amateurs who work with MASA/MRC.
Voice comms with the Milwaukee Area Skywarn Association will be mainly through the MKX E repeater resource but will always be passed via their relay stations using tac call “91 Relay” when doing so on the backbone resources.
MidWest SSTRC
The MidWest SSTRC (MidWest) is a
recognized field team that forwards voice reports through the SulCom backbone
and forwards residual data per other SulCom program standards. MidWest unit
sources will be identified as “MidWest nnn” (Example: “MidWest 123”) as
assigned by MidWest and will be accepted as valid
sources for all SulCom programs in addition to the Radio Amateurs who work with
MidWest.
Voice comms with MidWest will be mainly
through the MKX W repeater resource but will always be passed via their relay
stations having tac call
“375 Relay”
Walworth
County Weather Spotters (WalCo Weather Spotters)
The WalCo Weather
Spotters is a recognized field team that forwards voice reports through the
SulCom backbone and forwards residual data per other SulCom program
standards. Unit sources will be
identified as “WalCo nnn”
(Example: “WalCo 123”); where "nnn" is a three digit number assigned to spotters by
the WalCo Weather Spotters per their internal
policies. These sources are accepted as
valid sources for all SulCom programs in addition to Radio Amateurs who work
with WalCo Weather Spotters.
Voice comms with the WalCo Weather Spotters will be mainly through the MKX E or MKX C repeater resource but will always be passed via their relay stations using tac call “865 Relay” when doing so on the backbone resources.
Reports
from all other SulCom field teams MUST contain a valid Amateur callsign as a
source. Exceptions are not allowed.