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Trying Our Best
The chat options have been a thorn in our side since day one. We initially went with an open source custom coded iteration of Matrix and Element. The reason was…
A message from our ARRL Section Manager
Below is a copy of an email sent to the South Texas (STX) ARRL members who subscribed to receive it. Subject: ARRL STX Website Good afternoon, With some hard work…
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Calendars
We have various email groups, and each has a calendar. If you subscribe to that group, you can get reminders of events. Our ARRLSTX Calendar Our STX ARES Calendar Note…
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Modernizing the Texas ARES Net Log: A Technical Overview
The Texas Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) relies on robust, accurate, and accessible communication records. To support this vital mission, we recently developed a state-of-the-art Texas ARES Net Log web…
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STX ARES
South Texas (STX) ARES Serving and promoting emergency communication in the STX section. Our Mission Provide supplemental backup communication to our served agencies. Train and prepare to serve Learn and…
ARES Standardized Training Plan
The ARES Standardized Training Plan, also known as the Task Book, is used to track and document your ARES training. Simply download the Task Book and fill in the blanks…
Assumptions = Mistakes
A few days ago someone asked if we could get a list of some of the EmComm systems displayed to monitor the status. I did a web search and pulled…
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STX ARES Leadership
South Texas (STX) ARES is led by our Section Emergency Coordinator, Jeff Walter KE5FGA Jeff has appointed the following ARES Leaders: ASEC Operations - Steve Leibovitz KF5OYI ASEC Digital –…
South Texas ARES Monthly SEC Report (May 2026)
ARES SEC Monthly Report South Texas • May 2026 OFFICIAL SUMMARY Total Members 1,713 Net Sessions 117 Total Hours 2,857 Key Highlights ◆ Major Focus Areas: Across the districts, primary…
