Callsign9M2CPU   MALAYSIA
NameIntel Emergency Amateur Radio Service (IEARS) C/O INTEL TECHNOLOGY SDN BHD
Addr1PG-12 Level 2, Bayan Lepas FIZ
Addr2Penang 11900,
CountryMALAYSIA
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Born1973
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QRZ Updated2005-02-14 21:35:13
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IEARS-M, the Malaysian Intel Emergency Amateur Radio Service, is a volunteer organization of Intel employees in Malaysia, who offers their radio communication and technical skills for use in time of disaster or other emergencies. The Malaysian team was established in Q3 2002 and is the first-of-its-kind outside US facilities.

Our primary responsibility is to provide electronic communications services in the event that normal communications methods are unavailable. By utilizing a variety of communications methods, the team members can set up a communications network linking Intel campuses with each other, out-of-state Intel locations, and the local emergency services agencies.

IEARS-M holds the charter to develop and sustain a pool of technical expertise in the setup, maintenance, and operation of high frequency (HF), very high frequency (VHF), and ultra high frequency (UHF) communications channels for the site Emergency Operations Center (EOC) operational needs. These include satellite telephones, equipment with single sideband (SSB), radioteletype (RTTY), packet radio, and continuous wave (CW) features.

IEARS-M was also formed to role model Work/Life Effectiveness by promoting interests and hands-on knowledge in the latest wireless technology to employees.

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