5847 River Walk Circle
Newburgh, Indiamna   47630


December 4, 2024

Greetings, XXXXXX

And welcome aboard the MADAR Project Team. The first thing we want to do is get you set up in the MADAR101 Instruction Series. You can begin your training while your MADAR dataProbe is being fabricated and programmed at our tech support site at Helotes, Texas.
https://www.nicap.org/match/MADAR_101/
The folder has both the quick setup and the detailed setup, on lines 3 and 4. We suggest you read the detailed version as soon as possible.
https://www.nicap.org/match/MADAR_101/00-00-Set-Up-Instructions.pdf

When you get your dataProbe via Priority Mail it will include the 4-page quick set-up guide. You can always access both the quick and the detailed versions from the MADAR101 folder if you ever need to. You can also contact me or our MADAR Project Continuity Officer

Steve Foss
foss.madar249@gmail.com

if you need any additional help.

Your MADAR unit includes:
1) the dataProbe
2) the power adaptor
3) a 10' Ethernet cable
4) 4-page quick set-up instructions

The MADAR Network continues to grow in the United States, and 11 countries including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, Philippines, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Norway. The MADAR Project currently has 231 sites, with 186 running and 48 in various stages. Presently, 66, or 29% are now DAS-equipped, which means the site teams can be alerted by an alarm system, go out and gather more data with selected equipment. Very soon anyone with a GMC-500 geiger counter will be able to plug this device into their MADAR and have readings logged right on their spreadsheets! And more surprises are in the works. The project has  280 members. 47 are run by MUFON members.

Fran Ridge
MADAR Director and Operations Officer
franridge42@gmail.com