Nigel Vander Houwen, K7NVH, reported on September 8 that some HamWAN users in the Puget Sound region of Washington who were viewing the network’s camera feeds, spotted a large brush fire.
“They reported it to the DNR [Department of Natural Resources], which thanked them for the first report they’d gotten on the fire, and they’ve sent a team to try and keep it small and under control,” Vander Ho…
Read more – via American Radio Relay League | Ham Radio Association and Resources http://www.arrl.org/news/view/ham-radio-wireless-network-camera-detects-washington-wildfire
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