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Hancock Auxcomm Team was established in 2018 and is an ARRL Affiliated club.
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Hancock County A.R.E.S.ARRL District 1 DEC - Justin Shaw (W8LPN)ARRL Hancock County EC - Levi Anderson (KD8SKZ) If you are interested in joining Hancock County ARES, complete an ARES registration form and either email it to KD8SKZ at WV8HAT.org or bring it to a club meeting. Dates and times are listed on the main webpage. The following simplex frequencies were put in place by the WV ARES District 1 DEC to provide interopability in the district. We encourage any amateurs in this district to please program these frequencies into your radios and monitor them regularly. Our club uses these during special event operations for public service. ARES 1 ARES 2 ARES 3 ARES 4 147.510 MHz 146.400 MHz 146.415 MHz 146.430 MHz 71.9 PL 71.9 PL 71.9 PL 71.9 PL Mode: FM Mode: FM Mode: FM Mode: FM ARES 5 ARES 6 ARES 7 ARES 8 445.500 MHz 445.750 MHz 446.250 MHz 446.500 MHz 71.9 PL 71.9 PL 71.9 PL 71.9 PL Mode: FM Mode: FM Mode: FM Mode: FM TAC 1 TAC 2 TAC 3 TAC 4 147.525 MHz 147.420 MHz 446.750 MHz 446.500 MHz TS 1 TS 1 TS 1 TS 1 CC 1 CC 1 CC 1 CC 1 TG 99 TG 99 TG 99 TG 99 Mode: DMR Mode: DMR Mode: DMR Mode: DMR Hancock Auxcomm Team ARES Net Thursdays at 7:30 PM W8LPN Repeater 146.670 MHz -600 KHz Input 162.2 Hz CTCSS Alternate Frequency (ARES 1) Simplex 147.510 MHz 71.9 Hz CTCSS Please join us. The last Thursday Net of each month is designated as Emergency Power/Simplex Night. The net will be held on the ARES-1 Simplex Frequency (147.510 MHz 71.9 Hz CTCSS). All amateurs are encouraged to check into the net and indicate if they are on emergency or commercial power. All those that can use emergency power are encouraged to do so, but all stations are welcome. Additional time will be provided during the net for stations who wish to conduct tests using alternative power sources or antennas. A Simplex Station Reception Report may be downloaded and used to help you determine simplex paths to other stations in the local area during emergencies. This is a great tool to have handy if the repeater fails. It will show you which stations you can contact directly, which stations need a relay and the call signs of the relay stations you can both copy. The directions for use are included on the form. You can download an Emergency Information Reference Form and keep it at you station to quickly locate important phone numbers and frequencies. You can also add numbers for poison control and Hamshack Hotline extensions. Other important reference materials and forms can be downloaded below and kept with your "Go Bag". Both electronic and printed copies should be available at your station for immediate use.
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