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- Log in to www.arrlstx.org
- Hover over the STX ARES tab on the main page
- Click on STX Info Depot
- Click on Register New Member
- Fill out all of the information
- Click on Register at the bottom
A message will be sent to your county emergency coordinator.
Once the coordinator approves your membership you will receive a reply.
After receiving that reply:
- Log back in to www.arrlstx.org
- Hover over the STX ARES tab on the main page
- Click on STX Info Depot
- Click on Login
- Click on courses and training
Lots of members skip this step 11. Most, because that don’t know that it exists.
At a minimum you should be able to fill out the first 2 items in the task book.
Date: that you joined the ARES group.
Date: that you obtained your amateur radio license
- Click on Update
Once you complete that, you are eligible for a hard plastic ARES badge.
There is a separate Power Point on this posting located in the files section.
Thank you for your interest in amateur radio.
Jeff Walter – KE5FGA
STX Section Emergency Coordinator
How to make sure you’re signed up because I never got a login.
73,
Reece
I joined an ARES group in January 2018 after obtaining my Tech license in December 2017.
When I just logged in it told me to verify my profile as the last update was from 10/2018.
All the items that I had filled out as proficient since 10/2018 are yet to be verified. Only communication received is from this ARES mailing list. Meanwhile also joined RACES and it seems they communicate a whole lot more to get new members up to their expectations.
One of the items for intermediate is to obtain a taskbook, but I sure don’t know where to even get one
So I did complete step 11 and 12 but never ever had some communication or verification.
John
K5GT
Brownsville,TX
The taskbook is free from the ARRL website under the training tab.
Michael/W5MWI
I would recommend contact with your local EC to let them know you are ready to have your info verified.
Paul Gilbert. KE5ZW
South Texas Section Manger
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