SoCal RescueNet's live discussions are best enjoyed while on alternative power providing all participants an extended test of their equipment's worst case operational modes.

Although many discussions on SoCal RescueNet include the policies and procedures of various agencies and organizations, SoCal RescueNet is never to be considered as training or a replacement for proper training, training practices and/or agency or organizational policies.

Other than the standard FCC regulations, SoCal RescueNet has only three rules:

1. Any and all comments made on SoCal RescueNet are purely those of the individual making them.

2. SoCal RescueNet must be safe place for all to express their opinions, however with that comes responsibility. With the occasional exception we are all adults here, so act like it and keep it civil.

3. The only dumb question or comment is the one that goes unspoken.

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SoCal RescueNet is one of the largest nets on the 2 Meter band. So if you're a new listener, hang in there. The member check-in may take up to 30 minutes (or longer). New member and visitor check-ins are taken last, and then we go on to the evening's discussion subject. So in our case, new folks being fashionably late is perfectly fine.

7-3 and thanks for your support and participation!