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05/21/2005 The Go Kit The Go Kit Go Kit Versions There are many similar versions of the go kit on various ARES Web sites Commonly broken up into levels that build on each other Go Kit Versions (cont) Our course Personal and Family Preparedness has the following levels Level 1: Items to carry all the time Level 2: Equipment, comfort and safety Level 3: PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) Go Kit - Three Levels Which Build on Each Other Level I – Carried at all times; suggestions Cell phone or pager (if used for alerting) Driver’s license Cash (phones, vending machines, etc.) HT FCC license copy Small flashlight (AA Mini MagLite, Lithium LED Inova X5, etc.) Utility pocketknife Lighter or matches Eyeglasses (if needed for close work) Go Kit Levels (cont.) Level II – Equip., comfort safety items HT (if not carried at Level I) w/accessories ARES/RACES kit (Info., forms, etc.) AA battery case for HT spare batteries Personal first aid kit Personal medications Water bottle snacks for one day Go Kit Levels (cont.) Level II (cont.) City/County road maps USGS 7.5 min. topographical map Water, 1 qt. Min. and one meal Rain gear Extra “warmth” layer Sunglasses, sunscreen Go Kit Levels (cont.) Level III – PPE (Personal Protection Equip.) Hardhat Reflective vest Safety glasses Dust mask (N-95 recommended) Work boots with ankle support Leather work gloves Medical exam gloves Larger 4AA primary flashlight extra batteries Go Kit Levels (cont.) Level III – “Ten Essentials” (Less items in Levels I II) Yavapai County ARES/RACES Suggested Go Kit – initial response (3 – 8 hours) ARES/RACES ID Card FCC license 2M or dual band HT Extra battery pack (NiCd, alkaline, NiMH, lead acid, etc.) Antenna with mounts (mag, roll up, “Tigertail”, etc.) Ziploc? bag for radio (wet weather) External microphone or speaker mic Yavapai County ARES/RACES Suggested Go Kit (cont) Headphones/earpiece/headset Cigarette lighter DC adapter/DC cable with alligator clips, etc. Spare fuses Manual/cheat sheet fo