163.4625 nac 100 usace?

[CqDx]

Been hearing what I believe is USACE Reservoir Control in Southwest CT. This repeater comes in very clear at my location but I believe it is part of a wide area net. Weather reports and maintenance related traffic. Anyone in New England area may want to look around the band for similar traffic.

 

[pro106import]

Been hearing what I believe is USACE Reservoir Control in Southwest CT. This repeater comes in very clear at my location but I believe it is part of a wide area net. Weather reports and maintenance related traffic. Anyone in New England area may want to look around the band for similar traffic.

That is the repeater input

 

[kennyblues]

Repeater outputs are in the 173. MHz area

 

[ecps92]

This should help
US Army Corp of Engineers New England - Scan New England Wiki

As other have pointed out, you found the input to the Repeater, now which one (search 168-174)
Federal VHF/UHF Channel Plans - The RadioReference Wiki

162-174 MHz

NTIA Manual Chapter 4 Section 4.3.7
Government land mobile channels are normally on 12.5 kHz steps (162.05, 162.0625, 162.075 ...) in NFM, P25, or other digital voice modes.
No standard offset.
There are other unpaired single frequencies in other parts of the band that are not specified in the manual.
Use of the band 162-174 MHz by the military agencies is limited to non-tactical or intra-base radio operations.
162.0500-166.4875 Mobile/repeater input
166.5000-169.5000 Unpaired single frequency systems
169.5125-173.2000 Base/repeater output
173.4000-173.9875 Base/repeater output

Been hearing what I believe is USACE Reservoir Control in Southwest CT. This repeater comes in very clear at my location but I believe it is part of a wide area net. Weather reports and maintenance related traffic. Anyone in New England area may want to look around the band for similar traffic.

 

[cg]

Friday morning is a good time to search/monitor. That is when the net is active.

chris

 

[CqDx]

Many thanks to all, I will search again on Friday and report.