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Emergency Communication Support Unit

Dec 18, 2023

ECSU

Emergency Communication Support Unit

This will be an emergency support Unit in the event of an a
emergency, fire, flood when communication is needed. This Unit
will have all the communications equipment in one mobile Unit.
We will have VHF Portable radios to be issued to responders if
there is a need, as well as a Mobile Repeater that can be
implemented in 5 minutes of being on location. When presented
with an area that has minimal cell reception this unit will be able to
do the job using VHF/UHF Radios with usable frequencies for all
responders. For more information please feel free to give me a
call and I will try to answer all your questions.

Kevin Lewis-President
Cranbrook Radio Club Society
250-919-9625 [email protected]

This Project is starting Jan 1/2024 and I’m hoping to have it
operational by the end of the summer 2024

I look forward to your support in this next project.

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