Connecticut ARES - Region 3
DEC: Phil Crombie, Jr., K1XFC
Asst DEC: Bill Storey, AB1LZ
Where to Find Us:
CT ARES Section 3 DEC
(District Emergency Coordinator)
Phil Crombie, Jr. K1XFC
k1xfc@arrl.net
860-687-7449 (Days - Work)
860-644-0618 (Evenings - Home)
860-338-6332 (Cell)
The DEC's schedule:
2022
Monthly - 2nd Wednesday - BEARS of Manchester Club Meeting - Manchester EOC/Virtual
Monthly - 3rd Thursday - PVRA Club Meeting - Marcus Communictaions
Sundays - 2200 Hours Local - Statewide ARES Net - 147.345 (KB1AEV Repater System
Sundays - 2230 Hours Local - Statewide ARES DMR Net - CT DMR Network
Mondays - 2000 Hours Local - Region 3 ARES Net - 147.345 (KB1AEV Repeater System)
Daily - 1700 Hours Local - CPN Traffic Net - 3.973 MHz
Daily - 2230 Hours Local - WESCON Traffic Net - 145.410 (PVRA Repater System)
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 (revised PL tones for the KB1AEV linked systems)
Region 3 ARES - ICS 205 - Comm Plan.do[...]
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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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