IEEE MOVE Radio Club (IMRC) - The Great ShakeOut -- a worldwide Winlink Event
The Great ShakeOut -- a worldwide Winlink Event by Andy Moorwood K3CAQ. The California Shakeout has grown into a worldwide event. Learn how you can participate using Winlink and use this upcoming activity to develop your emergency preparedness.
The Great ShakeOut is the world's largest earthquake drill. It is held annually on the third Thursday of October, and millions of people participate from all over the world. In 2022, over 200 million people participated worldwide. The goal of the ShakeOut is to teach people how to protect themselves during an earthquake.
The ShakeOut drill is simple. At the designated time, participants Drop, Cover, and Hold On (DCHO). This means getting under a sturdy desk or table and holding on until the shaking stops. Amateur operators are encouraged to mark their participation by sending a Winlink message.
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- Co-sponsored by IEEE MOVE Humanitarian Initiative
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Andy Moorwood K3CAQ
Biography:
Andy Moorwood K3CAQ is the second and present Chair of the IEEE MOVE Radio Club. Andy has been associated with the New Ventura ACS/ARES and organized their participation in the Great Shakeout in the past. He is a past member of the Ventura County Amateur Radio Society, where he led a group known as Andy and the Elmers (the “Agony Aunts”) that helped members work through Field Day challenges during COVID. By day, he is Vice President of Hardware Engineering for Network Test Equipment.
OPEN MEETING -- All who are interested, licensed or not, please join us in our regular monthly meeting of the IEEE MOVE Radio Club (IMRC). We normally meet by WebEx, on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, 8-10 pm Eastern time zone. The meeting is open to all. There is no admission fee and the rewards are manyfold. For more about the IEEE MOVE Radio Club, please visit our website.
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