RAYNET

National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies

RAYNET was formed in 1953 following the severe East coast flooding, to provide a way of organising the valuable resource that Amateur Radio is able to provide to the community.

Since then, it has grown into a very active organisation with around 2000 members, providing communication assistance on many hundreds of events each year.

Amateur Radio operators have access to a wide range of radio bands, operating modes and equipment which allows RAYNET to offer a unique range of emergency communication services to our user services. Coupled with our members endless resourcefulness, RAYNET is regarded as a professional support organisation by both the statutory and volunteer emergency service organisations.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Community Risk Register

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RAYNET national web site

RAYNET Manual available on the RAYNET UK web site.

This provides a good guide to how RAYNET operates

RAYNET Frequencies

Dorset RAYNET

South East Hants RAYNET

Net every Wednesday evening starting at 2030hrs on

144.625on 144.625, All licensed users are more than welcome

to attend, regardless as to whether you are a member of

RAYNET or not. We are a friendly bunch, and