Here are
some links to some important resources
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HF exercise:
We plan to operate on three bands simultaneously;
80 Meters on 3.965 MHz
40 Meters on 7.280 MHz
20 Meters on 14.280 MHz
VHF exercise:
We plan to use the Connecticut linked repeater system so stations should be able to access the network via:
NA1RA:
146.730 (-) pl 192.8 (or 77.0) Washington / New
Milford
441.850 (+) pl 77.0
Washington
441.650 (+) pl 77.0
Watertown
441.550 (+) pl 77.0 Harwinton
KB1AEV: (all pl’s 77)
145.370 (-)Torrington
147.285 (+) Sharon
147.270 (+) 147.270 (+) Barkhamsted
444.650 (+) Bristol
444.550 (-) Naugatuck
441.100 ( +) Killingly
145.490 (-) Meriden
444.250 (+) Meriden
147.345 (+) Vernon
442.600 (+) Vernon
447.225 (-) Torrington
Standard offsets unless noted are:
2M = 0.600MHz / 440 = 5.0MHz
Contact through Echolink is encouraged as well
Danbury EOC will monitor 146.580 MHz (Simplex)
Local Airmail / Packet 145.030 MHz
( KD1RY-2 as Digipeater and W1QH-10 RMSPacket)
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Information to be exchanged during each contact:
Call Sign
Location
Signal Report
Whether or not operating from community EOC
Primary equipment / antenna configuration
Other information as appropriate
This will provide all of us with an excellent opportunity to benchmark
and measure of how well we can get in contact and allow us to measure
progress as we develop our plans and programs to support the local ARES
teams around the state.
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