• Emergency communication by amateur radio stations.
• Equipment choices
• General Hamnet Training (ZS5WFD)
• Go-Kit (ARRL Field Forum)
• Hamnet Application
• Hamnet Manual (ZS6BUU)
• Hamnet Policy Statement (SARL)
• Health & Safety Guidelines
• Introduction to emergency communications (ZS5GD)
• Hamnet message form 1
• Hamnet message form 2
• Hamnet Rules & Organization (SARL)
• Marine Rescue Proceedure
• Policy statement on membership of Hamnet
• Rally Radio Procedures (Theo Schutte)
• Relay Station Procedures
• Voice Procedures
• Training Manual 1:
     HAMNET KZN Training Session 1
     HAMNET KZN Training Session 2
     HAMNET KZN Training Session 3
     HAMNET KZN Training Session 4
     HAMNET KZN Training Manual
• Mobile Communications Road Traffic Ordinance 308A
• Training Manual 2:
     1.1 Introduction to Training
     1.2 Amateurs as Professionals
     1.3 Introduction To Emergency Communications
     1.4 Introduction to Emergency Nets
     1.5 Basic Communication Skills
     1.6 Basic Message Handling
     1.7 Basic Message Handling 2
• Blackout2018_TeamBooklet
• IAMSAR Manual
     IAMSAR Manual Doc9731_vol1_en_2016 Edition
     IAMSAR Manual Doc9731_vol2_en_2016 Edition
     IAMSAR Manual Doc9731_vol3_en_2016 Edition
• SASAR Policy Manual 2013

Traditionally, 3.760MHz, 7.110MHz and 14.300MHz are considered HamNet Emergency frequency.  But if busy, any frequencies can be used in the Amateur bands.

On 2m, 145.700MHz duplex frequency is generally reserved for HamNet use.