Anyone have the TX Freq for these ?

sefrischling · Dec 31, 2014

ARES Region 2, - 145.2900, PL 110.9
ARES Region 4 North - 147.2250, PL 156.7
ARES Region 4 South - 146.7300, PL 156.7
Eastern CT Traffic - 146.730, PL 156.7

WA0CBW · Dec 31, 2014

Have you tried the standard +/- 600Khz offsets?
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KB1UAM · Dec 31, 2014

Try 600khz. 147 is+ anything lower is lmost always -. On occasion you have your rouge repeaters with a + offset lower than 147 Megz.

sefrischling · Dec 31, 2014

Thanks, I'll give those a listen

Kitn1mcc · Jan 1, 2015

just gonna hear some hams yaking most of the time

sefrischling · Jan 1, 2015

I'm was going to program them in for when they are actually discussing functional stuff, as they have a whole ARES emergency trailer parked behind the East Lyme EOC, paid for by the DHS. It has been in use during severe weather, blizzards, hurricanes, etc.

mass-man · Jan 1, 2015

Yes, but you are referencing repeater output frequencies. So if you program in the transmit frequencies, you will only hear the same thing you hear on the repeater outputs. Hams generally, and probably almost never in a controlled ARES situation use the input as a simplex frequency. Always using repeaters for extended range. So just program the repeater output frequencies you listed above and happy listening...

sefrischling · Jan 1, 2015

Mass-Man

Was just curious as I live near the Town Hall , which is where the ARES trailer is always set up during an emergency

izzyj4 · Jan 2, 2015

Look up the New England Repeater directory. They have a comprehensive list of all the CT 2 meter repeaters, their call signs, locations and their proper offsets. Also they list if there is an encode / decode for the repeater PLs, some of them may have a different input PL than the output. DCS are always used and are the same for bout the in / out.

sefrischling · Jan 2, 2015

Thank you, i'll go look that up

izzyj4 · Jan 2, 2015

If you have any problems understanding their set up, give me a PM and I'll explain it the best I can. Fairly simple to read though.

kmacinct · Jan 3, 2015

Did someone say CTARES DMR ????

sefrischling · Jan 3, 2015

Not DMR ... just regular, every day , boring VHF ARES.

wtp · Jan 3, 2015

they are in order

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+
-
-

and you will be close i hope.

w1haf · Jan 3, 2015

CT ARES DMR has 18 repeaters statewide and growing. Www.w1sp.org.

millrad · Jan 4, 2015

DMR ARES

DMR is catching on like wildfire, and CT ARES has gotten onboard, courtesy of the state police amateur radio group. The ARES DMR repeaters are located at hardened, secured CSP sites and offer statewide coverage across the net.
ARES DMR net meets Sunday evenings at 20:30 on Statewide TalkGroup 2 immediately following the regular ARES net on conventional FM repeaters.

sefrischling · Jan 4, 2015

If only you could listen to DMR on a scanner

W1CRN · Jan 10, 2015

Eastern CT Traffic Net (ECTN) Daily 2100 146.730/-600/156.7 W1MCT Norwich

Region 4 SOUTH ARES Net
Time: 8:00 PM Monday, weekly
Frequency: 147.06 MHz Repeater (+600 kHz shift PL 156.7 Hz) Salem, CT
Alternate: 146.97 MHz Repeater (-600 kHz shift PL 156.7 Hz) New London, CT

Region 4 NORTH ARES Net
Time: 8:00 PM Wednesday, weekly
Frequency: 147.225 MHz Repeater (+600 kHz shift PL 156.7 Hz) Brooklyn, CT
Also available via EchoLink Node # 47825
Alternate: 449.875 MHz Repeater (-1 MHz shift PL 162.2) Coventry, CT
On the first Wednesday of the month, the Region 4 NORTH NET is on 146.400 simple

Region 2
Killingworth 145.290-, PL 110.9 W1BCG

sefrischling · Jan 10, 2015

Thank you!

W1CRN · Jan 10, 2015

No problem

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