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Written by N9KNY
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Wednesday, 07 July 2004 |
FrequenciesAll ARES members should be aware of these frequencies and have them programmed into their radios. 90% of the ARES traffic will be on the 146.82 and 147.135 repeaters, but in the event of a wide scale disaster, all available amateur radio resources will be pressed into service. Marathon County Repeaters | Frequency | Call | PL | Split | Notes | | 52.89 | W9SM | 114.8 | -1.7 | Located on Wausau Hospital | | 53.45 | KC9NW | 114.8 | -1.7 | Linked to 443.750 | | 146.40 | N9MEA | 114.8 | +1.185 | Portable VHF repeater. Note odd split | | 146.82 | W9BCC | 114.8 | -.600 | RMRA repeater. Rib Mtn, ARES and SKYWARN primary repeater | | 147.06 | KC9NW | 85.4 | +.600 | NASA audio when space shuttle in orbit. ARES 2nd backup repeater | | 147.135 | W9SM | 114.8 | +.600 | WVRA repeater. Fox55 Tower, ARES and SKYWARN 1st backup repeater | | 224.64 | W9SM | 114.8 | -1.6 | Located on Fox55 tower | | 442.125 | N9MEA | 114.8 | +5 | Portable UHF repeater | | 442.20 | N9QIP | 114.8 | +5 | WIN link System. WYCO tower. | | 443.325 | KA9HQE | 100.0 | +5 | Located on Brokaw Hill, north of Wausau | | 443.750 | KC9NW | 71.9 | +5 | Linked to Wabeno & NWS Green Bay in summertime. Linked to Holcombe in the Winter. | | 444.10 | W9SM | 114.8 | +5 | WVRA repeater. Located on Fox55 Tower | | 444.30 | W9BCC | 114.8 | +5 | RMRA repeater. Linked to IRLP. | | 444.425 | W9SM | 114.8 | +5 | WVRA repeater. Located on Fox55 Tower |
NE WI District Simplex Emergency Frequencies | County | Channel | Frequency | PL | Channel | Frequency | PL | | Lincoln | NEV-1 | 146.400 | 107.2 | NEU-1 | 446.050 | 107.2 | | Shawano | NEV-1 | 146.400 | 107.2 | NEU-1 | 446.050 | 107.2 | | Wood | NEV-1 | 146.400 | 107.2 | NEU-1 | 446.050 | 107.2 | | Marathon | NEV-2 | 146.430 | 151.4 | NEU-2 | 446.100 | 151.4 | | Portage | NEV-3 | 147.420 | 162.2 | NEU-3 | 446.150 | 162.2 | | Langlade | NEV-4 | 147.480 | 173.8 | NEU-4 | 446.200 | 173.8 | | County-to-County | NEV-5 | 146.580 | 186.2 | NEU-5 | 441.050 | 186.2 |
Digital 145.610 MHz WinLink (Currently operational Telpac's - W9SM-9. Also accessable via the W9SM-7 Digipeter.)
144.39 MHz APRS channel
145.03 MHz secondary digital channel
145.51 MHz DX cluster node Other VHF/UHF Frequencies
146.52, 146.55, 146.58 etc. Simplex channels | Wisconsin Traffic Nets (meets daily) | Frequency | Local Time | Badger Weather Net (BWN)
| 3985 kHz | 0500 | Badger Emergency Net (BEN)
| 3985 kHz | 1200 | Wisconsin Side Band Net (WSBN)
| 3985 kHz | 1715 | | Wisconsin Novice Net (WNN) | 3723 kHz | 1800 | Wisconsin Slow Speed Net (WSSN)
| 3645 kHz | 1830 | Wisconsin Intrastate Net - Early (WIN-E)
| 3662 kHz | 1900 | Wisconsin Intrastate Net - Late (WIN-L)
| 3662 kHz | 2200 |
Nets
Marathon County ARES holds a weekly net every Monday at 9:00pm on the 146.82 repeater. ARES members are encouraged to check in and non members are welcome also. The Wisconsin ARES/RACES HF net meets every Sunday at 6:00pm on 3977.5 KHz.
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Last Updated ( 2008-05-22 12:28:45 )
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