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Date: | Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:42:02 -0700 |
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Dear List,
I was just thinking of the following scenario and how I would handle it:
There's no electricity and I'm NCS on a vhf band during an emergency. I've
got emergency power to run the radio, but none to run computers, tape
recorders, etc. These devices are all battery eaters, so I can't count on
battery power for writing things down.
Solution: the good old Perkins brailler with a good supply of paper! It's
noisy, and people in the same room might object, but the brailler is till
the quickest way to keep track of check-ins and handle written traffic.
I could use a slate and stylus, but my slate skill is abysmally slow. If
you slate users can act as an NCS and take down written traffic using a
slate and stylus and no other auxiliary recorders, please pass along your
secret.
Terri Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA.
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