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ARES and EmComm | WE1SPN

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The Worldwide Amateur Radio Club 448.725, – Offset, PL 77. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. As a member of WARC you may want to consider becoming involved in ARES, the Amateur Radio Emergency Service. The ARES organization in Connecticut is always looking for new members who want to contribute to their community and utilize their skills as amateur radio operators. Connecticut is divided into 5 ARES regions as shown in the map below:. 8211; NTS, the National Traffic System.

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Packet/Digital | Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest

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Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest. In Connecticut ARES, the primary digital modes used are Packet and Winlink (HF and Packet). At the East Granby EOC, our primary packet messaging client is Outpost. Outpost is a simple client which looks and feels like a standard email client. It is a Windows application, but is reported to run under Linux and OSX using Windows emulation. Outpost supports several models of TNC, and it will work through a soundcard interface if AGWPE. Avonct, 145.01, Avon. Additional in...

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Frequencies | Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest

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Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest. In the event of emergency, team members are asked to monitor the following frequencies for information and possible activation:. 147345 PL77, among others). 3965MHz primary, 7.280MHz secondary. 14709 PL110.9, among others). 14679-, PL82.5). The Region 3 ICS-205 form. Which lists the frequencies available for use in Hartford County, and their planned uses is available for download at the CT Region 3 ARES website. The major repeaters in our area include:. Please remembe...

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Calendar/Nets | Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest

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Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest. In the event of emergency, team members are asked to monitor the following frequencies for information and possible activation:. 147345 PL77, among others). 3964MHz primary, 7.280MHz secondary. 14709 PL110.9, among others). 14679-, PL82.5). Our regular schedule of events is:. State ARES net, KB1AEV linked repeaters. 147345 PL77, among others). Region 3 (Hartford County) ARES net, KB1AEV linked repeaters. The Region 3 net occasionally shifts to the W1EDH system. On Wed...

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Welcome | Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest

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Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest. January 21, 2014. This site hosts general information about the Connecticut Region 3 Northwest Team ARES group, and information of general use to team members. It may not be updated frequently…but we are around. For more information, please join us at the East Granby EOC most Thursdays at 7pm, or on the 145.23 repeater at 7:30pm Thursday evenings. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. CT ARES Region 3. CT ARES Region 4. Local Radio Clubs and Organizations.

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Public Service | Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest

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Connecticut ARES Region 3 Northwest. Several times during the year, ARES provides radio operators for public service events such as boat races, marathons, or bike rides. In addition to assisting the organizers of these events in keeping tabs on the progress of participants, staffing of checkpoints, or in assisting participants in distress, these events provide valuable training for how we operate during communications emergencies. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. CT ARES Region 3.

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Western Connecticut Traffic Net - WESCONN Traffic Net Home

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Western Connecticut Traffic Net. Western Connecticut Traffic Net: Wesconn. Western Connecticut Traffic Net (Wesconn) is part of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. A local training and traffic net in the Connecticut section. It meets each evening at 8:30 PM on 145.410 MHz with a tone. Of 141.3 MHz on the Pioneer Valley Radio Association (PVRA). In a directed net, a. Net Control station (NCS). S), and to promote their ability to function as a team. Who Runs The Net? Wessconn has a net manager, Eth e.

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Exam (VE) Sessions | W1CWA

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Bloomfield Amateur Radio Club: Bloomfield, CT. Net Control Script – Rev. 12/2015. Ready to take the exam? Passing the test at Field Day! When you feel ready, we offer proctored exam sessions through the ARRL VEC (volunteer examiner coordinator) program on the last Saturday. Of every month at 9AM. In the Bloomfield Police Department Training room, except for holidays. When exams are one week earlier. If you have any questions, or need directions, please contact us ahead of time at W1CWA@arrl.net. Calculat...

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About Us | W1CWA

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Bloomfield Amateur Radio Club: Bloomfield, CT. Net Control Script – Rev. 12/2015. Bloomfield Amateur Radio Club banner at Field Day 2010 flying above the entrance to the Talcott Mountain Science Center. The Bloomfield Amateur Radio Club is an ARRL-affiliated amateur radio club. In Bloomfield, Connecticut just north of Hartford. We work with an active VE team. Administering monthly license exams), we operate a weekly net. And a 2m (146.820 MHz) repeater. Every year, we participate in ARRL Field Day. The c...