Answers

1. 36°49.65S, 174°48.72 E

2. Vector 0508832867

3. Upper Side Band

4. SSB voice

5. Klondyke Chan 6. Waitakere Chan 5

6. Easting

7. -3MHz

8. 5

9. 67 Hz, 254.1 Hz

10. ESB42 Waitakere Ranges

11. 875 438.75 -split

12. Automatic Link Establishment

13. Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC)

14. Short Term Special Puirpose repeater

15. ZK9E

16. Intelligence

17. Continuous tone coded squelch system

18. National Emergency Management Agency NEMA

19. National Coordination Centre (NCC)

20. Radio Operator Certificate and Callsign Rules (PIB46). RSM website

21. 36° 44.855'S 174° 44.522'E

22. Sixteen. 1-8 and 41-48

23. Control

24. Nga Irirangi Ohotata Tuau

25. -4.6MHz

26. ESX39 ESB164

27. Incident Control Point (ICP)

28. National, Regional, Local, Incident

29. Class 2

30. Incident Control Point ICP

31. ZK Talk group

32. 141.3 Hz

33. Planning

34. 138 - 144 MHz

35. 146.025 MHz

36. 90 degrees South

37. 7 Elcoat Avenue Henderson

38. F, F1 and F2

39. Incident Control Point

40. Operations

41. Near Vertical Incidence Skywave

42. 530

43. Bledisloe Building Auckland City

44. Effective Isotropic Radiated Power

45. NAVAREA Fourteen

46. Metservice website www.metservice.com

47. NZSAR

48. 80 60 40 metres

49. Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) is a Coordination Centre that operates at the local level to manage a response.

50. Welfare

51. Rado Emergency Volunteers

52. 5

53. 476.65 MHz

54. 25 watts

55. ESB57 141.7125 MHz, ESB58 141.725MHz, ESB59 141.7375, ESB60 141.75MHz

56. Maritime Distress and Safety

57. 14 dbW

58. Safe Forward Point (SFP)

59. 10 Watts

60. Logistics

61. MM 18

62. National Emergency Management Agency

63. Avalon TV studios Upper Hutt

64. ZK1EB, ZK1EBA-ZK1EBZ

65. 1.852

66. Civil Aviation website CAA.govt.nz

67. Auckland Emergency Management

68. 10 dbW

69. 5320 and 5395 kHz

70. Land Search and Rescue New Zealand.

71. RCCNZ

72. Staging Area (SA)

73. 3900

74. Public Service Radio Frequency Management Group. Manages frequency allocations in the Emergency Services bands

75. Auckland Transport Operations Centre

76. RCCNZ

77. Controller

78. NZ Police

79. In accordance with Article 25 of the International Radio Regulations, amateur operators are encouraged to prepare for, and meet, communication needs in support of disaster relief.

80. 5389 kHz

81. Maritime New Zealand

82. 36.25S 174.75E

83. Night - 3023 kHz Day - 5680 kHz

84. Waitakere ranges

85. ESX39 ESB164