This post provides a portal for members to view their ARES status and credentials. We will also need a portal for the ARES EC or designee to view and edit members’ ARES profiles.

Amateur Radio callsign *      

The callsign prefix is the portion of your Amateur radio callsign up to and including the call area number. For example, “KB3” is the callsign prefix for “KB3WX”.

Amateur Callsign Prefix *     

The callsign suffix is the portion of your Amateur radio callsign that follows the call area number. For example, “WX” is the callsign suffix for “KB3WX”. When listing a group of Amateur Radio operators, it is often helpful to sort the list by callsign suffix. That’s why we store the prefix and suffix as two separate items of information in our database.

Amateur Callsign Suffix *     

MARS Callsign                      

License Class

Novice	Technician	General	Advanced	Amateur Extra

Please indicate whether you have the following types of 2 m equipment. Check all that apply. A home base station includes a mobile-class radio, power supply, and installed antenna capable of reaching local repeaters. An emergency-powered home station is a home station that is capable of being operated for an extended period in the absence of mains power. A mobile station is a mobile-class radio, wired into the vehicle and connected to a vehicle-mounted antenna. A portable base station includes a mobile-class radio, portable power supply capable of operating for an extended period in the absence of mains power, antenna and coax, and other accessories suitable for establishing communications at a shelter or other field location.

Your 2m Equipment

Handheld	Home Base Station	Home Base Station (emergency powered)	Mobile	Portable Base Station

Please indicate whether you have the following types of 220 MHz equipment. Check all that apply. See definitions above.

Your 220 MHz Equipment

Handheld	Home Base Station	Home Base Station (emergency powered)	Mobile	Portable Base Station

Please indicate whether you have the following types of 440 MHz equipment. Check all that apply. See definitions above.

Your 440 MHz Equipment

Handheld	Home Base Station	Home Base Station (emergency powered)	Mobile	Portable Base Station

Please choose the option below that best describes your home station equipment.

Home HF Station

QRP (under 25 W)	Basic (25 to 200 W)	High Power (over 200 W)	Contest-Grade Station

Please check all HF/6m bands from the following list on which your home station is capable of operating.

HF/6m Bands (home station)

160 m	75/80 m	60 m	40 m	30 m
20 m	17 m	15 m	10 m	6 m

Please indicate whether you have the following kinds of equipment and skill to set the equipment up in a shelter or other field location.

HF Portable Station Capabilities

Portable HF station	Portable HF digital mode station	Portable HF antennas

Please rate your operating proficiency on HF by making a selection from the following choices.

HF Operating Proficiency

Limited	Casual	Expert (contest-grade operator)

Please check any of the following modes that you are equipped and skilled to operate.

Digital Mode Capabilities

RTTY HF	NBEMS HF	Winlink HF
NBEMS VHF/UHF	Winlink VHF	Other Digital Modes

Do you have a portable generator suitable for powering a communications equipment at a shelter or other field location?

Portable Emergency Generator

Yes No

Do you have a deep-cycle battery/charger combination suitable for powering communications equipment at a shelter or other field location?

Portable Battery Power Supply

Yes No

Please check each of the following modes for which you have the equipment and skill to set up and operate.

Special Modes and Capabilities

D-Star	Broadband Hamnet	Amateur Television
Digital ATV	CW	NTS Traffic Handling
APRS

Please use the text box below to elaborate on any information provided above.