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Basic NET Unit 9 - Comms Training

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Every NET volunteer's basic training includes an overview of radio communications: how radio is used, the different kinds of radio used by NET, and how to get trained on radio. This radio overview is Unit 9 of Basic NET training.

This training unit was added to Basic NET Training in early 2014. Completing unit 9 is also a required step towards ARO certification.

A volunteer who has not received Unit 9 can either sit in on the class the next time it is offered at Basic NET Training or a volunteer can review the study material here and complete the quiz linked below. Doing so will qualify a volunteer as having completed Unit 9.

What to read to prepare for the quiz:

UNIT 9 QUIZ: After you have reviewed the class packet and Section 900 of the NET Guidelines, you are ready to complete the online quiz. When you pass, print or screen cap the confirmation and provide it toyour RTL if you are planning to complete ARO training.

Thumbnail of the Portland NET and BEECN interactive map tool
Interactive, searchable map of Teams' primary FRS/GMRS radio frequencies.

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Designated channels help to ensure that teams do not interrupt each other if using FRS radio at the same time.

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