ANALOG/VHF
W1EE, 146.655, offset -600KHz
We have two active analog repeaters, both on the same frequency but with different PLs:
- Mid-Stamford (the "S" repeater, on Newfield just south of the Merritt Parkway), with a PL of 114.8
- Stamford Hospital (the "H" repeater), with a PL of 100
DMR/UHF
W1EE, 447.125MHz, offset -5MHz, Color Code 2 (Listen here)
The DMR repeater is open to all, but is restricted to ARES and emergency traffic during ARES activations.
| Time Slot #1 | Time Slot #2 |
|---|---|
| Worldwide | Northeast |
| Worldwide English | CT-ARES Statewide |
| North America | CT-ARES Statewide Alert |
| CT-ARES Statewide B | Local |
| Local B | CT-ARES TAC 1 |
| TAC 310 | CT-ARES TAC 2 |
| TAC 311 | CT-ARES TAC 3 |
| CT-ARES TAC 11 | CT-ARES TAC 4 |
| CT-ARES TAC 12 | CT-ARES TAC 5 |
| CT-ARES TAC 13 | |
| CT-ARES TAC 14 | |
| CT-ARES TAC 15 |
To access TAC channels: Key your PTT on the TAC channel. That will activate the TAC channel. Your conversation will only be heard on other DMR repeaters that have also activated that TAC channel. The connection to the TAC channel will be dropped after 10 minutes of inactivity on that channel on your local repeater.
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