NoBARC Repeaters |
Most of the NoBARC repeaters are situated atop Mt. Greylock, in the Northwest corner of Massachusetts. At 3500 ft, Mt. Greylock has a range, without obstruction, of about 125 miles. This means that the 146.910 repeater has one of the widest coverages on the East Coast. |
Output | Input | CTCSS | Callsign | Location |
53.23 | 52.23 | 162.2 | K1FFK | Mt. Greylock |
145.27 | 144.67 | 136.5 | KA1OA | Great Barrington, MA |
146.91 | 146.31 | 162.2 | K1FFK | Mt. Greylock |
147.03 | 147.63 | 162.2 | K1FFK | Pittsfield, MA |
224.10 | 222.5 | 162.2 | K1FFK | Mt. Greylock |
449.425 | 444.425 | 162.2 | K1FFK | Mt. Greylock |
927.875 | 902.875 | 100 | K1FFK | Mt. Greylock |
NoBARC WIRES X |
NOBARC 91 Room 40691 NOBARC 03 Room 40743 If anyone wants to join the rooms with Wires X capability's you may. 146.91 is the main hub at this time so check-in on 40691 147.03 is digital Fusion only in North Adams and is linked to 91 so 03 is passing Digital signals at this time no Analog The Wires X is only Digital on 91 and 03 so only fusion people will be heard If there is any analog signals on 91 the internet people will not be able to tell if there is anything going on and may step on a conversation We ask that any Wires X activity be curtailed at Net times 10 am and 1 pm |
NoBARC EchoLink connection |
The NoBARC EchoLink connection ( K1FFK-R ) will be turned on 1/2 hour before Nets begin and turned off one hour after the Net ends. |
NoBARC Packet Node |
The NoBARC WMA packet node operates on 145.05 and is located atop Mt. Greylock. |
Nets on the NoBARC Repeaters |
Western MA A.R.E.S. Nets (Sundays) |
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Alternating Operators |
AG1W - Ron, KB1NBA - Gerard, KC1IYF - Brad, KC1JFB - Amy, KC1NHG - Alex |
NTS Traffic Nets (Monday thru Friday) |
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Western MA R.A.C.E.S. Net (First Monday of the Month) |
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National Weather Service Skywarn Nets |
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NWS Skywarn Nets are conducted per the request for activation by either NWS Taunton, MA or NWS Albany, NY. |
The K1JAW Coffee Mug Net |
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM An informal gathering starting at or about 8:00 A.M. and ending whenever the World's Problems have been solved. |
The N1ISB Newcomers' Roundtable 1st Sunday of the Month |
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This net was started by Don Horton (N1ISB), to welcome newly licensed and newly upgraded Hams to the VHF portion of the spectrum, to enable them to meet with each other and with more experienced Hams for the purposes of asking and answering questions, exchanging information and building frienships. Don passed away in October of 2001 and the net was re-named in his honor. It's a great place to "hang out" on a Sunday evening! Please come join us. The more information shared with others, the better our hobby will become. |