Yep - theres a new ARES Area 3 reflector. Here is the link to the Yahoo! groups. All members, especially area 3 members are strongly encouraged to take advantage of this reflector.
This will be a big tool to disseminate information throughout Area 3.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/area3andlepc/
Jonathan, KB1KIX
Just a note - during the inclement weather for the unforseable future this weekend...... There will be regular SKYWARN traffic.
Please take note of this and allow this traffic to take presedence - as it is being reported directly to the National Weather Service.
In general, The Linked System is used for the northeast corner of the state.
PVRA is used for most of the remaining area that this system covers.
However, having spoken to a representative at this time - they will assist whenever possible on this system - or point you to the right direction.
Here are the requisite links:
CT SKYWARN
PVRA
Jonathan
Yep, just added the news and updates section. this is the initial post test.
Also, There will be an updated repeater listing for printing. Until then, here is the list 'til now.
Vernon,Ct
147.345 + 600 KHz 77.0 Hz KB1AEV/R
224.360 - 1.6 MHz 77.0 Hz KB1AEV/R
442.600 + 5 KHz 77.0 Hz KB1AEV/R
Torrington,Ct
145.370 - 600 KHz 77.0 Hz N1FNE/R
447.225 - 5 MHz 77.0 Hz KB1AEV/R
Bristol,Ct
444.650 + 5 MHz 77.0 Hz KB1AEV/R
Naugatuck,Ct
444.550 + 5 MHz 77.0 Hz WA1NQP/R
S.Killingly
444.100 + 5 MHz 77.0 Hz N7PRD/R
Below are Linkable repeaters on demand
Sharon,Ct
147.285 + 600 KHz 77.0 Hz W1BAA/R
Meriden,Ct
145.490 - 600 KHz 77.0 Hz N1FQF/R
224.800 - 1.6 MHz 77.0 Hz K1HSN/R
444.250 + 5 MHz 77.0 Hz KA1ILH/R
The Norwich repeaters are linkable on demand along with the NA1RA repeaters
in Western CT are also linkable on demand.
Jonathan
CT-Link Webmaster