Rubithon Medical Plan 2007

worknplay · 06-14-07, 04:47 PM

ALL TRAIL LEADERS

PLease Identify any person in your group with First -Aid training. An EMT, Nurse, Doctor, etc. Also any Ham Radio operators Keep safety as a priority. Seat belts! No alcohol on trail, little kids un-supervised, etc. The following are the Medics available;

Bruce Shoff-On trail Wed eve and Thursday. Will be on trail by foot Friday.
Jerry Reffner- Same
Eric Agee- In the Springs by Thursday morning

Medical Emergencies: CB Ch 1, Ham 151.625 CSQ

Error on the side of caution.
If you cannot contact any of the above Medics. Treat person to severity of event. If there is any doubt get them off the trail as quickly as possible. Life or death we will activate the 911 system. If you are requesting a Helicopter and the above listed Medics are not with you the following safety rules must be followed;

Good description of location. GPS lat. and long.
Minimum 50 feet by 50 feet clearing with NO OBSTRUCTIONS
Follow directions from copter crew
Cover eyes and face from blowing debris
Remove head gear, i.e. hats.
Do not approach copter from uphill or tail side
Make eye contact with pilot before approaching

COMMUNICATION:
Medical Group Radio to Radio 151.625 or CB CH. 1
Bruce Shoff Medic 1
Jerry Reffner Medic 2
Eric Agee Medic 3

HAM OPERATORS:
Requesting Air Support use Ham Repeater Ka6gwy 146.805 mhz rec. 146.205 mhz trans. Pl 123hz

UHF Rubicon repeater 444.9875 rec. 449.9875 trans pl 107.9 hz linked to Ka6gwy repeater

Air To Ground: All 3 Medics have CALCORD AIR OPS capability

RUBICON SPRINGS
Bruce Schoff will be camped just north of Helispot.
Reffner/Agee will be camped with Toys on the Rocks just past main camp.

BigR · 06-14-07, 09:16 PM

Quote "UHF Rubicon repeater 444.9875 rec. 449.9875 trans pl 107.9 hz linked to Ka6gwy repeater"

This band, 444.9875MGhz is in the midle of the norlam spectrum bands. The adjacent frequencies are 444.975 and 446.950.
Are you sure this is correct? if not what is the correct frequency?
Lastly, Do you know the call singe of the "Rubicon repeater" and it's location?

TRT2 · 06-15-07, 08:46 AM

thank you Jerry.

petescoffee · 06-15-07, 08:53 AM

For those traveling with Satellite Phones:
From Del's Site-
El Dorado County Emergency-
Dial 911 or 530-626-4911 (Emergency Only)

worknplay · 06-15-07, 11:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by petescoffee

For those traveling with Satellite Phones:
From Del's Site-
El Dorado County Emergency-
Dial 911 or 530-626-4911 (Emergency Only)

Good call on the phones. Thanks
See ya up there.....Ready ...Set....Go!!!!!!

worknplay · 06-15-07, 11:47 PM

No hidden pun

intended!!!!!!!

worknplay · 06-15-07, 11:49 PM

The frequencies are all correct. Yes it is between 2 channels. It is
Rubicon trail specific custom built by ka6gwy. Crossband repeater tied
to the 146.805 2 meter repeater. The repeater is located above Spider
lake. If there are any questions fill free to contact ka6gwy.

Hopefully this helps.

FJ40_owner · 06-19-07, 01:57 PM

A 3 watt transmitter

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigR

Quote "UHF Rubicon repeater 444.9875 rec. 449.9875 trans pl 107.9 hz linked to Ka6gwy repeater"

This band, 444.9875MGhz is in the midle of the norlam spectrum bands. The adjacent frequencies are 444.975 and 446.950.
Are you sure this is correct? if not what is the correct frequency?
Lastly, Do you know the call singe of the "Rubicon repeater" and it's location?

drohweder · 06-25-07, 02:36 PM

Any exciting events during the event? I put 20 stitches in a a girls knee (laid it open at the springs), interestingly she was the sister of the guy that took that roll last year. That family needs to take up checkers

Seems like all went well with no major events...didn't see any choppers at least.

Dan

TRT2 · 06-25-07, 05:30 PM

I think I know who you are talking about...

This is the only accident I have heard of yet. Everyone commented that wearing gloves was not a problem, and it was great to see them in many pictures and being used on the trail.

Thanks to everyone for making this a safe and successful rubithon!

worknplay · 06-25-07, 07:41 PM

Didn't get called for anything. Did hear about the knee. Thanks for taking care of it. All in all, very mellow. Great job everyone!

peesalot · 06-26-07, 12:32 AM

Yup, Josh's sister biffed it at the waterfalls by dirty dozen.
I thought that instead of wheeling I would show em the water hole and we would hang at camp , swim , then bbQ. Well, she fell off the top of waterfall and a tree limb was there to catch her. BAD CUTS, went got Dr. Dan , and she watched him stich her up, tough girl.

06-14-07, 04:47 PM	#1
worknplay IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Placerville, CA TLCA# 1388 Posts: 69	Rubithon Medical Plan 2007 ALL TRAIL LEADERS PLease Identify any person in your group with First -Aid training. An EMT, Nurse, Doctor, etc. Also any Ham Radio operators Keep safety as a priority. Seat belts! No alcohol on trail, little kids un-supervised, etc. The following are the Medics available; Bruce Shoff-On trail Wed eve and Thursday. Will be on trail by foot Friday. Jerry Reffner- Same Eric Agee- In the Springs by Thursday morning Medical Emergencies: CB Ch 1, Ham 151.625 CSQ Error on the side of caution. If you cannot contact any of the above Medics. Treat person to severity of event. If there is any doubt get them off the trail as quickly as possible. Life or death we will activate the 911 system. If you are requesting a Helicopter and the above listed Medics are not with you the following safety rules must be followed; Good description of location. GPS lat. and long. Minimum 50 feet by 50 feet clearing with NO OBSTRUCTIONS Follow directions from copter crew Cover eyes and face from blowing debris Remove head gear, i.e. hats. Do not approach copter from uphill or tail side Make eye contact with pilot before approaching COMMUNICATION: Medical Group Radio to Radio 151.625 or CB CH. 1 Bruce Shoff Medic 1 Jerry Reffner Medic 2 Eric Agee Medic 3 HAM OPERATORS: Requesting Air Support use Ham Repeater Ka6gwy 146.805 mhz rec. 146.205 mhz trans. Pl 123hz UHF Rubicon repeater 444.9875 rec. 449.9875 trans pl 107.9 hz linked to Ka6gwy repeater Air To Ground: All 3 Medics have CALCORD AIR OPS capability RUBICON SPRINGS Bruce Schoff will be camped just north of Helispot. Reffner/Agee will be camped with Toys on the Rocks just past main camp. __________________ Cal. Association of 4WD #1495 BRC FOE (Friends of ElDorado) NRA California Rifle and Pistol Association I really did not think that the 70's would use that many brain cells. I can't remember anyway!

06-14-07, 09:16 PM	#2
BigR IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Napa, CA Posts: 39	Rubicon's repeater frequency might be bad Quote "UHF Rubicon repeater 444.9875 rec. 449.9875 trans pl 107.9 hz linked to Ka6gwy repeater" This band, 444.9875MGhz is in the midle of the norlam spectrum bands. The adjacent frequencies are 444.975 and 446.950. Are you sure this is correct? if not what is the correct frequency? Lastly, Do you know the call singe of the "Rubicon repeater" and it's location? __________________ Big R. KI6FQV Napa, CA

06-15-07, 08:46 AM	#3
TRT2 IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,181	thank you Jerry. __________________ Tony Twiddy #5049

06-15-07, 11:47 PM	#6
worknplay IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Placerville, CA TLCA# 1388 Posts: 69	No hidden pun intended!!!!!!! __________________ Cal. Association of 4WD #1495 BRC FOE (Friends of ElDorado) NRA California Rifle and Pistol Association I really did not think that the 70's would use that many brain cells. I can't remember anyway!

06-15-07, 11:49 PM	#7
worknplay IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Placerville, CA TLCA# 1388 Posts: 69	The frequencies are all correct. Yes it is between 2 channels. It is Rubicon trail specific custom built by ka6gwy. Crossband repeater tied to the 146.805 2 meter repeater. The repeater is located above Spider lake. If there are any questions fill free to contact ka6gwy. Hopefully this helps. __________________ Cal. Association of 4WD #1495 BRC FOE (Friends of ElDorado) NRA California Rifle and Pistol Association I really did not think that the 70's would use that many brain cells. I can't remember anyway!


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06-15-07, 08:53 AM	#4
petescoffee IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Walnut Creek, CA TLCA# 13331 Posts: 1,205	For those traveling with Satellite Phones: From Del's Site- El Dorado County Emergency- Dial 911 or 530-626-4911 (Emergency Only)

06-25-07, 02:36 PM	#9
drohweder IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: SantaMaria Posts: 1,061	Any exciting events during the event? I put 20 stitches in a a girls knee (laid it open at the springs), interestingly she was the sister of the guy that took that roll last year. That family needs to take up checkers Seems like all went well with no major events...didn't see any choppers at least. Dan __________________ 97 FZJ 80 locked and stock with 80K--Slee harness and side marker mod. Georges LEDs--mall cruiser 72 FJ40: V8,SOA/shackle reversal/ford shock towers,discs, traction bar, 4x4lab hi-steer,longs, locked on 37s, dual-batt, fresh wire, OBA,tube fenders and leather power seats TLCA #13723

06-25-07, 05:30 PM	#10
TRT2 IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,181	I think I know who you are talking about... This is the only accident I have heard of yet. Everyone commented that wearing gloves was not a problem, and it was great to see them in many pictures and being used on the trail. Thanks to everyone for making this a safe and successful rubithon! __________________ Tony Twiddy #5049

06-25-07, 07:41 PM	#11
worknplay IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Placerville, CA TLCA# 1388 Posts: 69	Didn't get called for anything. Did hear about the knee. Thanks for taking care of it. All in all, very mellow. Great job everyone! __________________ Cal. Association of 4WD #1495 BRC FOE (Friends of ElDorado) NRA California Rifle and Pistol Association I really did not think that the 70's would use that many brain cells. I can't remember anyway!

06-26-07, 12:32 AM	#12
peesalot IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: in a house Posts: 1,581	Yup, Josh's sister biffed it at the waterfalls by dirty dozen. I thought that instead of wheeling I would show em the water hole and we would hang at camp , swim , then bbQ. Well, she fell off the top of waterfall and a tree limb was there to catch her. BAD CUTS, went got Dr. Dan , and she watched him stich her up, tough girl. __________________ John on the hawgs

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