Connecticut ARES - Region 3
DEC: George Lillenstein, AB1GL
Asst DEC: Bill Storey, AB1LZ
Where to Find Us:
- NARL CT ARES Section 3 DEC
(District Emergency Coordinator)
George Lillenstein, AB1GL
39a Downey Dr
Manchester, CT 06040
Phone: +1 860 289-1445 (H)
860 716-3367 (Cell)
860 645-5449 (Work) (leave voicemail here only)
AB1GL@winlink.org
The DEC's schedule:
2019
1st Mon each month - NARL club meeting, Newington Sr Center (2nd Mon in January)
1st Wed each month - Emcomm elmer session, Manchester EOC
2nd Wed each month - BEARS meeting, Manchester EOC 7 pm
3rd Wed each month - PVRA meeting, Marcus Communications, Manchester CT
4th Wed - Manchester CERT briefing
AB1GL Nets:
Sundays 8 pm - the CT ARES SM net
Mondays 8 pm - the ARES Reg 3 net
Mondays 9:15 pm - the BEARS traffic net
Tuesdays & Thurs - 7 pm - Manchester CERT net
Wednesdays 9:30 pm - Nutmeg Traffic Net
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June 1 - Eastnet Packet group, 9 am, Farmington Red Cross. AB1GL presentation on the "new" ARES mission
June 3 - NARL monthly meeting
June 9 - BEARS annual picnic and June monthly meeting
June 11 - Taste of Manchester, radio comms by Manchester CERT
June 23-24 - FIELD DAY. AB1GL will visit Mill Pond Park in Newington, the Nike site in Manchester, et al.
The ICS 205 form posted here was copied from the previous region 3 website. It contains all the preplanned repeaters and simplex frequencies that we have permission to use in an emergency and which may be included in the Region 3 Operations Plan.
If there is an emergency before the form is posted, Region 3 will hold a region net on the following repeaters, in priority order:
Primary - W1EDH in Glastonbury
Secondary - KB1AEV linked repeater system -- but defer to statewide nets which take precedence
If the state ARES is at any alert level other than zero, you can reach ARES leadership on the CT-ARES DMR network using talkgroup CT ARES STATEWIDE.
These are the frequencies likely to be used during an ARES activation or public service event in Region 3 (Edited to remove Walt Styslo's 220 repeater in the NTS voice section.)
ICS_205_Region_3_082615.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [241.3 KB]
NOTE: DO NOT USE SIMPLEX FREQUENCY GOLF 146.505. This has been assigned to a repeater of the Shore Point Amateur Radio club.
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