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Draft Androscoggin County ARES/RACES Manual-Hospital Response

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Table of ContentsIntroduction..............................................................................................................................................................3Maine Primary Care Association Health Centers....................................................................................................4CMRRC Region Hospitals.......................................................................................................................................5Maps of CMRRC Region.........................................................................................................................................6

Map Symbols..................................................................................................................................................6Map of CMRRC/Maine Primary Care Assciation Medical Centers and Repeaters............................................6Hillshade Map ....................................................................................................................................................7Hillshade Map Androscoggin/Oxford Counties..................................................................................................8Hillshade Map – Kennebec County....................................................................................................................9Hillshade Map -Franklin County......................................................................................................................10

Kenwood TK-7160 Front Panel Button Assignments............................................................................................11Programmable Button Functions.......................................................................................................................12

Radio Frequencies in Radios as of May 9th 2011.................................................................................................14Frequencies in TK-7160 in Livermore Falls on May 9th 2011.........................................................................14Frequencies in the TK-7160 at DFD Russell-Leeds on May 9th 2011.............................................................15

Maine ARES Simplex Frequencies........................................................................................................................16Hospital-Ambulance-Rescue Frequencies........................................................................................................17Fire Department-Emergency Management Agency-Sheriff Frequencies.........................................................18Concept of Operations Plan CONOPS Frequencies.........................................................................................18

Unlicensed Radio Services FCC-Part 95...............................................................................................................19Family Service Radio (FRS).............................................................................................................................19Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS)....................................................................................................................20Citizens' Band radio..........................................................................................................................................21

Go-Kit Items..........................................................................................................................................................22Forms.....................................................................................................................................................................22

ARRL-National Traffic System Radiogram ....................................................................................................22ARRL Radiogram Precedences....................................................................................................................23

Handling instructions........................................................................................................................................24ICS-213 Message Form.....................................................................................................................................25ICS-214 Incident Log Form(front)....................................................................................................................27

Amateur Radio Service(Ham Radio).....................................................................................................................30ARES-Amateur Radio Emergency Service ......................................................................................................30CERT-Community Emergency Response Team................................................................................................30RACES- Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service..........................................................................................30

Emergency Management Agencies........................................................................................................................31About Maine Primary Care Association ...............................................................................................................34Kenwood TM-D710 Cheatsheet............................................................................................................................36

TM-D710 Normal Mode...................................................................................................................................36TM-D710 Function Mode.................................................................................................................................37

APRS Automatic Packet Reporting System..........................................................................................................38APRS IDs..........................................................................................................................................................38APRS Links.......................................................................................................................................................38

10m 6m 2m 1-1/4m 70cm Repeaters in Maine and New Hampshire....................................................................39Ham Frequencies for 2m/70cm Radios..................................................................................................................46Frequency List for FT-897 and other all-mode radios...........................................................................................52HavBED MCI surge event hospital-bed tracking..................................................................................................59

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IntroductionHere are my recommendations, observations and information regarding the Kenwood TK-7160 and TM-D710.73 and Be wellDavid Lowe WE1U, 68 High Street Apartment 2 Auburn ME 04210 phone 207-783-1759 email:[email protected]

Needed InputRepeaters for each location.

Location Lat/LongPower outputAltitude of Tower and Height of Antenna on TowerRepeater Owner

Ambulance and Rescue frequenciesPictures of the radio setup and listings of their FrequenciesPlans/Protocols for setup backup radio and/or antenna per siteFacility Contact Primary and Secondary per location

MATCH first VHF 128 channels in both TK-7160 and TM-D710s(TK-7160 only have 128 channels, are VHF only and have NO vfo)

Public Service FrequenciesCONOPSEMAFire County/StateHospital-Ambulance-Rescue frequenciesHam Frequenciesput all VHF simplex frequencies in order of frequencyput all working repeaters in order of frequencypacket/data frequencies if room

mailto:[email protected]

Maine Primary Care Association Health Centers of 61

Maine Primary Care Association Health CentersAndroscoggin County

DFD Russell Medical Center Leeds http://www.dfdrussell.org/180 Church Hill Road, Suite 1 Leeds ME 04263-3348

Western Maine Family Health Center Livermore Falls http://www.healthreachchc.org/80 Main Street Central Plaza Livermore Falls Maine 04254

Franklin County

Strong Area Health Center http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=14177 North Main Street Strong Maine 04983

Rangeley Family Medicine http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=742 Dallas Hill Road PO Box 569 Rangeley Maine 04970

Mt Abram Regional Health Center http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=65 Depot Street PO Box 188 Kingfield Maine 04947

Kennebec County

Belgrade Regional Health Center http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=14 Clement Way PO Box 274 Belgrade Lakes Maine 04918

Lovejoy Health Center-Albion http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=47 School Street, Suite 1 Albion Maine 04910

Oxford County

Bethel Family Health Center http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=1732 R32 Railroad Street Bethel Maine 04217

Kenwood TK-7160H VHF Radios Provided through:

Maine Primary Care Association http://www.mepca.org/

73 Winthrop Street Augusta, ME 04330-5505

Voice 207.621.0677 Fax 207.621.0577

TK-7160H Operating Manual and Brochures: http://kenwoodusa.com/Support/Land_Mobile_Radio/

http://kenwoodusa.com/Support/Land_Mobile_Radio/

http://www.mepca.org/

http://www.healthreachchc.org/center.php?IDPractice=17






http://www.healthreachchc.org/

http://www.dfdrussell.org/

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CMRRC Region HospitalsAndroscoggin County

Central Maine Medical Center http://www.cmmc.org/300 Main Street Lewiston, Maine 04240 GPS: 44.101730N 70.214140W

Saint Marys Regional Medical Center http://www.stmarysmaine.com/93 Campus Avenue, Lewiston, Maine 04240 GPS: 44.102022N 70.200249W

Cumberland County

Bridgton Hospital http://www.bridgtonhospital.org/10 Hospital Drive Bridgton, Maine 04009

Franklin County

Franklin Memorial Hospital http://www.fchn.org/fmh/111 Franklin Health Commons, Farmington, ME 04938

Kennebec County

Mainegeneral Medical Center http://www.mainegeneral.org/6 E Chestnut Street Augusta, ME 04330-579

Togus VA Medical Center http://www.togus.va.gov/1 VA Center Augusta, ME 04330

Inland Hospital http://inlandhospital.org/200 Kennedy Memorial Drive Waterville ME 04901

Mainegeneral Medical Center-Thayer Division http://www.mainegeneral.org/body.cfm?id=98149 North Street Waterville, ME 04901-4995

Oxford County

Rumford Hospital http://www.rumfordhospital.org/420 Franklin Street, Rumford, Maine 04276

Stephens Memorial Hospital http://www.wmhcc.org/wmh_body.cfm?id=2806181 Main Street Norway, ME 04268-5648

Kenwood TM-D710A VHF/UHF Radios Provided through:Central Maine Regional Resource Center (CMRRC) http://cmrrc.org/10 High St. Suite 102 Lewiston, Maine 04240TM-D710A Manuals: http://kenwoodusa.com/Support/Amateur_Radio/

http://kenwoodusa.com/Support/Amateur_Radio/

http://cmrrc.org/

http://www.wmhcc.org/wmh_body.cfm?id=2806

http://www.rumfordhospital.org/

http://www.mainegeneral.org/body.cfm?id=98

http://inlandhospital.org/

http://www.togus.va.gov/

http://www.mainegeneral.org/

http://www.fchn.org/fmh/

http://www.bridgtonhospital.org/

http://www.stmarysmaine.com/

http://www.cmmc.org/

Maps of CMRRC Region of 61

Maps of CMRRC Region

Map Symbols

White 'H' on Blue=Hospital or Health Center

Triangle=Amateur Radio Repeater

=Emergency Management Agency

Map of CMRRC/Maine Primary Care Assciation Medical Centers and Repeaters


Hillshade Map


Hillshade Map Androscoggin/Oxford Counties

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Hillshade Map – Kennebec County

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Hillshade Map -Franklin County

Kenwood TK-7160 Front Panel Button Assignments of 61

Kenwood TK-7160 Front Panel Button Assignments

Reference Number Current Function on DFD Russell-Leeds Radio

1 Power

2 Volume Up

3 Volume Down

5 Channel Up

6 Channel Down

10 Scan (WE1U-Recommend reassign to Squelch Level)

11 Scan ADD/Delete (WE1U-Recommend reassign to Toggle Display from Frequency to Channel Number)

12 Zone Down

13 Zone Up

14 ?(WE1U-Recommend reasign to Squelch Off)


Programmable Button Functions

Radio Frequencies in Radios as of May 9th 2011 of 61

Radio Frequencies in Radios as of May 9th 2011

Frequencies in TK-7160 in Livermore Falls on May 9th 2011SMP580SMP520WISCASTWASHTN2WASHTN1WALDBORWALESVASLBORTOPSHAMSKOWHGNRUMFORDPOLANDPALERMONORWAYNEWSHRNNAPLESMADISONLITCHFDKNOXKENTHLLGRAYGARDNERFARMTN2-147.225FARMTN1FALMUTHBUCKFLDBRUNSWKBELGRDEAGUSTAAUBURNCONOPS 6CONOPS 5CONOPS 4CONOPS 3CONOPS 2CONOPS 1ANDY SO3ANDY SO2ANDY SO1ANDY FDANDY EMAWEATHER

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Frequencies in the TK-7160 at DFD Russell-Leeds on May 9th 2011Zone 1KCEMA2SWSPNWCCEMS/LASRSPCCSWFSWCCMGH AUGAUGUST FDHOSP 400KENN EMALIFESTARCMMCDELTAWIN AMBWIN PDTURNR FDTURN RESST FIREZone 2 Ham BandCH1 146.700CH2 146.520CH3 146.610CH4 146.880CH5 147.670CH6CH7 147.180CH8 145.390CH9 147.350CH10 147.285CH11 147.120CH12 147.285CH13 145.480CH14 147.060??? CH14 146.460CH15 147.540CH16 146.430CH17 145.415CH18 147.525CH19 146.535CH20 147.570CH21 146.580CH22 145.480CH23 146.475CH24 146.450CH25 146.550CH26 147.435CH27CH28 146.505

Maine ARES Simplex Frequencies of 61

Maine ARES Simplex Frequencies

County VHF Simplex

Primary Secondary Tertiary

Androscoggin 146.460 147.540 146.430

Aroostock 146.475 147.510 146.505

Cumberland 146.415 147.525 146.535

Franklin 146.535 147.570 146.580

Hancock 146.565 147.495 146.535

Kennebec 147.480 146.475 147.450

Knox 147.540 146.445 147.570

Lincoln 147.510 146.505 147.450

Oxford 146.550 147.435 146.505

Penobscot 146.565 147.555 146.550

Piscataquis 146.400 147.450 146.565

Sagadohoc 146.490 147.555 146.565

Somerset 147.420 146.430 147.525

Waldo 146.430 147.465 147.525

Washington 147.525 146.460 147.570

York 147.570 146.445 147.540

Maine Statewide 146.52

Sources:WX1GYX SKYWARN Operations Manual:http://www.wx1gyx.org/library/ops2009.pdfMaine ARES Emergency Frequencies:http://www.maineares.org/Maine%20VHF%20simplex%20revision%205.pdfNew England Repeaters:http://www.nerepeaters.com/

http://www.nerepeaters.com/

http://www.maineares.org/Maine%20VHF%20simplex%20revision%205.pdf

http://www.wx1gyx.org/library/ops2009.pdf


Hospital-Ambulance-Rescue Frequencies

Frequency Description

153.7400 Penobscot RCC Fire & EMS Dispatch

154.3100 State Wide Fire Channel

155.3250 Region 1 Southern Maine EMS - York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc Counties

155.3400 Region 2 Tri County EMS - Androscogin, Franklin, Oxford Counties

155.4000 Region 3 Kennebec Valley - Kennebec, Somerset, Western Waldo Counties

155.3550 Region 4 North East EMS - Penobscot, Piscatquis, Washingtom, Hancock Counties

155.3400 Region 5 Aroostook EMS - Aroostook County

155.3400 Region 6 MidCoast EMS - Knox, Lincoln, Eastern Waldo Counties

151.1600 EMS/Laser

158.3850 State Wide EMS Channel (rarely used)

155.3550 Ambulances To Hospital Communications All Hospitals

155.2200 Capitol Ambulance - Bangor Dispatch/Primary (simul.462.9375 )

153.7400 Capitol Ambulance - Bangor Mutual Aid- Penobscot County

153.7400 G&H Ambulance Dispatch/Secondary

155.1600 G&H Ambulance Dispatch/Primary

453.6500 Life Flight of Maine - Dispatch

458.6500 Life Flight of Maine - Input to 453.6550

153.7400 Mayo Ambulance-Dispatch for calls in Penobscot County

155.3550 Penobscot Valley Hospital to all Ambulances(call sign WPXI579)

153.7400 Penobscot Valley Ambulance -Mutual Aid

154.5400 Penobscot Valley Hospital l(call sign KYP723)

462.7500 Penobscot Valley Hospital(call sign WPDY792)

159.7500 Penobscot Valley Hospital l(call sign KYP723)

Source: http://homes.midmaine.com/~white01/firemed.html

152.5300/157.8050 rx/tx EMS RepeaterMosher Hill in Farmington (114.8 for Franklin Memorial Hospital),Streaked Mountain in Buckfield (103.5 for CMMC, 94.8 for St, Mary's and 186.2 for Stephen Memorial)Black Mountain in Rumford (100.0 for Rumford Community Hospital).

http://homes.midmaine.com/~white01/firemed.html


Fire Department-Emergency Management Agency-Sheriff Frequencies

County Fire EMA SheriffAndroscoggin 154.265 154.115 ???? 155.670

Aroostock 33.90 155.100

Cumberland 156.280 155.385 156.150 pl 192.8

Franklin 155.055 155.145

Hancock 154.250 155.160 155.520 pl 192.8

Kennebec 154.250 155.265

Knox 153.9725 pl 141.3 155.745 158.880

Lincoln 155.985 155.745

Oxford 154.070 153.995 155.070

Penobscot 153.740 158.760

Piscataquis 153.920

Sagadohoc 154.145 155.955

Somerset 154.235 153.965

Waldo 153.775

Washington 154.190 158.760 155.565 pl 192.8

York 154.190/33.86 159.780/39.18/39.98

Maine Statewide 154.310 154.055/159.705/162.140/45.64/45.56/159.780

Red Cross 47.42 CAP-Civil Air Patrol 148.150-ICP 149.5375-Ground-to-Air 122.900, and 123.000

Warden Service 155.730, 151.190, 159.405,151.280, 151.310, 153.805 pl 136.5

Source: http://www.rfwiz.com/Frequencies/Maine/MaineTownsCounties.htm

Concept of Operations Plan CONOPS Frequencies

1. SWSP 154.710 State Wide State Police

2. NWCC 155.475 Nation Wide Car to Car

3. EMS/LASAR 155.160 Emergency Medical Services/Land Air Search and Rescue

4. SPCC 154.935 State Police Car to Car

5. SWF 154.310 State Wide Fire

6. SWCC 154.695 State Wide Car to Car

Sources:http://www.megalink.net/~oxctyema/conops_frequencies.htmhttp://www.maine.gov/mema/programs/icomm/mema_prog_icomm_conops.shtml

http://www.maine.gov/mema/programs/icomm/mema_prog_icomm_conops.shtml

http://www.megalink.net/~oxctyema/conops_frequencies.htm

http://www.rfwiz.com/Frequencies/Maine/MaineTownsCounties.htm

Unlicensed Radio Services FCC-Part 95 of 61

Unlicensed Radio Services FCC-Part 95

Family Service Radio (FRS)

Channel Frequency (MHz) Notes1 462.5625 Shared with GMRS2 462.5875 Shared with GMRS3 462.6125 Shared with GMRS4 462.6375 Shared with GMRS5 462.6625 Shared with GMRS6 462.6875 Shared with GMRS7 462.7125 Shared with GMRS8 467.5625 FRS use only9 467.5875 FRS use only10 467.6125 FRS use only11 467.6375 FRS use only12 467.6625 FRS use only13 467.6875 FRS use only14 467.7125 FRS use onlySome clubs have recommended FRS Channel 1 as a national emergency/calling channel, such as REACT International, Inc. and the National SOS Radio Network.Channel 2 is typically used by geocaching groups when trying to connect with other geocachers.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Radio_Service

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Radio_Service


Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS)

Channel Frequency Authorized bandwidth Channel Name1 151.820 MHz 11.25 kHz N/A2 151.880 MHz 11.25 kHz N/A3 151.940 MHz 11.25 kHz N/A4 154.570 MHz 20.00 kHz Blue Dot5 154.600 MHz 20.00 kHz Green DotThe first three are what's called "narrowband" (2.5khz deviation), the last two "wideband" (5 khz deviation.) MURS falls under part 95 and is not mandated for narrow banding such as those of part 90 in the public service bands by January of 2013. Restricted to 2 watts.

Authorized modesDesignator Common NameA1D Amplitude modulation; on off keyed or quantized; no modulation; Data, telemetry, telecommand

A2BAmplitude modulation; Digital, with modulation; Telegraphy for machine copy (RTTY, fast Morse)

A2D Amplitude modulation; Digital, with modulation; Data, telemetry, telecommandA3E Amplitude modulation; Single analog channel; Telephony, voice, sound broadcasting

F2BAngle modulation, straight FM; Digital, with modulation; Telegraphy for machine copy (RTTY, fast Morse)

F1D Angle modulation, straight FM; on off keyed or quantized; Data, telemetry, telecommandF2D Angle modulation, straight FM; Digital, with modulation; Data, telemetry, telecommandF3E Angle modulation, straight FM; Single analog channel; Telephony, voice, sound broadcasting

G3EAngle modulation, phase modulation; Single analog channel; Telephony, voice, sound broadcasting

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-Use_Radio_Service

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-Use_Radio_Service


Citizens' Band radio

Channel Frequency Channel Frequency Channel Frequency Channel Frequency

1 26.965 MHz 11 27.085 MHz 21 27.215 MHz 31 27.315 MHz

2 26.975 MHz 12 27.105 MHz 22 27.225 MHz 32 27.325 MHz

3 26.985 MHz 13 27.115 MHz 23 27.255 MHz 33 27.335 MHz

4 27.005 MHz 14 27.125 MHz 24 27.235 MHz 34 27.345 MHz

5 27.015 MHz 15 27.135 MHz 25 27.245 MHz 35 27.355 MHz

6 27.025 MHz 16 27.155 MHz 26 27.265 MHz 36 27.365 MHz

7 27.035 MHz 17 27.165 MHz 27 27.275 MHz 37 27.375 MHz

8 27.055 MHz 18 27.175 MHz 28 27.285 MHz 38 27.385 MHz

9 27.065 MHz 19 27.185 MHz 29 27.295 MHz 39 27.395 MHz

10 27.075 MHz 20 27.205 MHz 30 27.305 MHz 40 27.405 MHz

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_Band

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_Band

Go-Kit Items of 61

Go-Kit ItemsWater bottle (spill-resistant)Notebook, Pens,Pencils, Markers, Ruler and Eraser HT with extra Power Pack and/or AA shellAdapters and Cables to connect HT to in house antenna which are usually stiff RG-8 coax with PL-259)Headphones and Y-adaptors 1/8” stereo and 1/8” stereo to 1/4” stereo adaptorLaptop with fldigi/flwrap/flmsg/flamp and slow-scan programComputer Earphone/MicRadiograms, ICS-213, ICS-214 HICS-213, HICS-214 and ICS-309a FormsDeLorme Maine AtlasCopies of License(s), Id, radio equipment manuals

Forms

ARRL-National Traffic System Radiogram

http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/RADIOGRAM-2011.pdf

http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/RADIOGRAM-2011.pdf

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ARRL Radiogram Precedences

PRECEDENCES (ARRL FSD-3, 2/94) EMERGENCY (Spelled out on form.): Any message having life and death urgency to any person or group of persons, which is transmitted by Amateur Radio in the absence of regular commercial facilities. This includes official messages of welfare agencies during emergencies requesting supplies, materials or instructions vital to relief of stricken populace in emergency areas. During normal times, it will be very rare. On CW/RTTY, this designation will always be spelled out. When in doubt, donot use it.

• EMERGENCY: Emergency is always spelled out in the preamble. Means other than Amateur Radio should be included in the delivery options. EMERGENCY messages have immediate urgency. They should take priority over any other activity and should be passed by the best means available with the cooperation of all stations.

• PRIORITY (P): Use abbreviation P on CW/RTTY. This classification is for a) important messages having a specific time limit, b) official messages not covered in the emergency category, c) press dispatches and emergency related traffic not of the utmost urgency, d) notice of death or injury in a disaster area, personal or official.

• WELFARE (W): This classification, abbreviated as W on CW/RTTY, refers to either an inquiry as to the health and welfare of an individual in the disaster area or an advisory from the disaster area that indicates all is well. Welfare traffic is handled only after all emergency and priority traffic is cleared. TheRed Cross equivalent to an incoming Welfare message is DWI (Disaster Welfare Inquiry).

• ROUTINE (R): Most traffic in normal times will bear this designation. In disaster situations, traffic labeled Routine (R on CW/RTTY) should be handled last, or not at all when circuits are busy with higher precedence traffic. ----- Notes: These precedences are not meant to prohibit handling lower level traffic until all higher levels are passed. Common sense dictates handling higher precedence traffic before lower when possible and/or outlets are available.

• EXERCISE MESSAGES: Messages in the ARRL format passed for test and exercise purposes may be given a precedence preceded by the word “TEST”, as in “TEST R”, “TEST P”, “TEST W”, or “TEST EMERGENCY”. It is customary to indicate within the text of such messages the words “TEST MESSAGE”, or “EXERCISE”. Using “EXERCISE” as the first and last groups of the text helps alert listeners to the nature of the content to avoid undue alarm. In some exercises, the life of the message may be terminated when the exercise period is terminated, i.e., any such messages are not handled after the exercise. Consult with the ARES/RACES/NTS group conducting the test to determine if such messages should be filed, handled and delivered afterwards to permit a full evaluation of the exercise.

• SERVICE MESSAGES: The precedence of a SVC message should be the same as that of the message being serviced. SVC ahead of a message number indicates a service message sent between stations relative to message handling, or delivery. Since they affect timely delivery, they are handled before routine messages. SVC is not a precedence

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Handling instructions

OPTIONAL. Do not use handling instructions unless a particular need is present. Handling instructions are used to instruct the relaying and/or delivering operator to handle the message according to the following codes (Refer to ARRL CD 218, pink card.). If used, handling instructions must stay with the message to the point of delivery.

ARRL Radiogram Handling instruction details• HXA__ (Followed by number.) Collect landline delivery authorized by addressee within [....] miles, (If

no number, authorization is unlimited.). • HXB__ (Followed by number.) Cancel message if not delivered within [....] hours of filing time; service

originating station. • HXC Report date and time of delivery of the message back to the originating station. • HXD Report to originating station the identity of station from which received, plus date and time. Report

identity of station to which relayed, plus date and time, or if delivered, report date and time and method of delivery (by service message).

• HXE Delivering station get reply from addressee, originate message back. • HXF__ (Followed by a number.) Hold delivery until [date]. • HXG Delivery by mail or landline toll call not required. If toll call or other expense involved, cancel

message and send service message back to originating station.

More than one HX code may be usedIf more than one code is used, they may be combined provided no numbers are to be inserted, otherwise the HXshould be repeated, thus: NR 27 R HXAC W1AW..., or, NR 27 R HXA50 HXC W1AW...(etc.).

NTS-Methods and Practice Guide http://www.arrl.org/appendix-b-nts-methods-and-practices-guidelines

http://www.arrl.org/appendix-b-nts-methods-and-practices-guidelines

http://www.arrl.org/appendix-b-nts-methods-and-practices-guidelines

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ICS-213 Message Form

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ICS 213 General Message Instructions

Purpose. The General Message (ICS 213) is used by the incident dispatchers to record incoming messages that cannotbe orally transmitted to the intended recipients. The ICS 213 is also used by the Incident Command Post and otherincident personnel to transmit messages (e.g., resource order, incident name change, other ICS coordination issues, etc.)to the Incident Communications Center for transmission via radio or telephone to the addressee. This form is used tosend any message or notifcation to incident personnel that requires hard-copy delivery. Preparation. The ICS 213 may be initiated by incident dispatchers and any other personnel on an incident. Distribution. Upon completion, the ICS 213 may be delivered to the addressee and/or delivered to the IncidentCommunication Center for transmission. Notes:• The ICS 213 is a three-part form, typically using carbon paper. The sender will complete Part 1 of the form and sendParts 2 and 3 to the recipient. The recipient will complete Part 2 and return Part 3 to the sender.• A copy of the ICS 213 should be sent to and maintained within the Documentation Unit.• Contact information for the sender and receiver can be added for communications purposes to confrm resourceorders. Refer to 213RR example (Appendix B)BlockNumberBlock Title Instructions 1 Incident Name (Optional) Enter the name assigned to the incident. This block is optional. 2 To (Name and Position) Enter the name and position the General Message is intended for. Forall individuals, use at least the frst initial and last name. For UnifedCommand, include agency names. 3 From (Name and Position) Enter the name and position of the individual sending the GeneralMessage. For all individuals, use at least the frst initial and last name.For Unifed Command, include agency names. 4 Subject Enter the subject of the message. 5 Date Enter the date (month/day/year) of the message. 6 Time Enter the time (using the 24-hour clock) of the message. 7 Message Enter the content of the message. Try to be as concise as possible. 8 Approved by• Name• Signature• Position/TitleEnter the name, signature, and ICS position/title of the personapproving the message. 9 Reply The intended recipient will enter a reply to the message and return it tothe originator. 10 Replied by• Name• Position/Title• Signature• Date/TimeEnter the name, ICS position/title, and signature of the person replyingto the message. Enter date (month/day/year) and time prepared (24-hour clock).

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ICS-214 Incident Log Form(front)

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ICS-214(back)

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ICS 214 Activity Log Instructions

Purpose. The Activity Log (ICS 214) records details of notable activities at any ICS level, including single resources, equipment, Task Forces, etc. These logs provide basic incident activity documentation, and a reference for any afteraction report.

Preparation. An ICS 214 can be initiated and maintained by personnel in various ICS positions as it is needed or appropriate. Personnel should document how relevant incident activities are occurring and progressing, or any notable events or communications. Distribution. Completed ICS 214s are submitted to supervisors, who forward them to the Documentation Unit. All completed original forms must be given to the Documentation Unit, which maintains a fle of all ICS 214s. It is recommended that individuals retain a copy for their own records. Notes:• The ICS 214 can be printed as a two-sided form.• Use additional copies as continuation sheets as needed, and indicate pagination as used.ck Title Instructions 1 Incident Name Enter the name assigned to the incident. 2 Operational Period• Date and Time From• Date and Time ToEnter the start date (month/day/year) and time (using the 24-hour clock)and end date and time for the operational period to which the formapplies. 3 Name Enter the title of the organizational unit or resource designator (e.g.,Facilities Unit, Safety Ofcer, Strike Team). 4 ICS Position Enter the name and ICS position of the individual in charge of the Unit. 5 Home Agency (and Unit) Enter the home agency of the individual completing the ICS 214. Entera unit designator if utilized by the jurisdiction or discipline. Resources Assigned Enter the following information for resources assigned:• Name Use this section to enter the resource’s name. For all individuals, use at least the frst initial and last name. Cell phone number for the individual can be added as an option.• ICS Position Use this section to enter the resource’s ICS position (e.g., Finance Section Chief). 6 Home Agency (and Unit) Use this section to enter the resource’s home agency and/or unit (e.g.,Des Moines Public Works Department, Water Management Unit). 7 Activity Log• Date/Time• Notable Activities• Enter the time (24-hour clock) and briefy describe individual notableactivities. Note the date as well if the operational period covers more than one day.• Activities described may include notable occurrences or events such as task assignments, task completions, injuries, difculties encountered, etc.• This block can also be used to track personal work habits by adding columns such as “Action Required,” “Delegated To,” “Status,” etc. 8 Prepared by• Name• Position/Title• Signature• Date/TimeEnter the name, ICS position/title, and signature of the person preparing the form. Enter date (month/day/year) and time prepared (24-hour clock).

FEMA ICS forms: http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/ICSResource/icsforms.htmHICS- Hospital ICS Forms from University of Toledohttp://www.utoledo.edu/depts/safety/Hospital_Incident_Command_System_Forms.html

http://www.utoledo.edu/depts/safety/Hospital_Incident_Command_System_Forms.html

http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/ICSResource/icsforms.htm

Amateur Radio Service(Ham Radio) of 61

Amateur Radio Service(Ham Radio)

ARES-Amateur Radio Emergency Service

ARES Application: http://www.arrl.org/fsd-98-ares-registration-form

PDF form: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/fsd98.pdf

Androscoggin County ARES/RACES Radio TeamEmergency Coordinator: Ivan Lazure [email protected]

Served AgenciesAndroscoggin County Unified EMAAmerican Red Cross United ValleyCentral Maine Regional Resource CenterNational Weather Service-Gray

Franklin County Emergency Communication Teamhttp://www.franklincountyema.org/ham_radio.html

CERT-Community Emergency Response Team

http://www.fema.gov/community-emergency-response-teamsOxford County CERT-Emergency Communications Teamhttp://www.oxfordcounty.org/EMA.php

RACES- Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service

http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2002-title47-vol5/xml/CFR-2002-title47-vol5-sec97-407.xml

Kennebec County RACES/CERThttp://www.kennebeccounty.org/kclepc/emaindex.htm

http://www.kennebeccounty.org/kclepc/emaindex.htm

http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2002-title47-vol5/xml/CFR-2002-title47-vol5-sec97-407.xml

http://www.oxfordcounty.org/EMA.php

http://www.fema.gov/community-emergency-response-teams

http://www.franklincountyema.org/ham_radio.html


http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/fsd98.pdf

http://www.arrl.org/fsd-98-ares-registration-form

Emergency Management Agencies of 61

Emergency Management AgenciesMaine State EMA72 State House Station45 Commerce Dr.Augusta, Maine 04333800-452-8735 (toll-free, in-state only)207-624-4400 TTY: 877-789-0200 (toll-free)/ 207-629-5793 FAX:207-287-3178http://www.maine.gov/mema/

Androscoggin County Unified EMA 2 College Street (use 45 Oak Street entrance)Lewiston, ME 04240 GPS: 44.098472N 70.214881W(207)784-0147Fax: (207)784-0149Website: www.androscogginema.orgCurrent Staff Emails:http://www.androscoggincountyme.com/EMA/EMA.htm

Franklin County EMA140 Main Street, Suite 1Farmington, ME 04938(207) 778-5892FAX:(207) 778-5894e-mail: Tim Hardy at [email protected]

Kennebec County EMA125 State StreetAugusta, ME 04330(207) 623-8407 http://www.kennebeccounty.org/kclepc/emaindex.htm

Oxford County EMAPO Box 17926 Western AvenueSouth Paris ME 04281207-743-6336 FAX 207-743-7346 http://oxfordcounty.org/[email protected]


http://oxfordcounty.org/EMA.php

http://www.kennebeccounty.org/kclepc/emaindex.htm


http://www.androscoggincountyme.com/EMA/EMA.htm

http://www.androscogginema.org/

http://www.maine.gov/mema/


About CMRRC-Central Maine Regional Resource Center10 High St. Suite 102 Lewiston, Maine 04240 Phone: 207-795-2960 Fax: 207 795-2959John Bastin, Director [email protected] Gammon, Operations Manager [email protected] Weymouth, Project Manager [email protected] Office of Public Health Emergency Preparedness (OPHEP) of the Bureau of Health, and the Maine Department of Human Services partnered withCentral Maine Medical Center to create one of three Regional Resource Centers in the state complementing the existing State Regional Trauma Centers. To this end the Central Maine Regional Resource Center (CMRRC) was started in February, 2004 and has been charged with developing comprehensive plans for a coordinated healthcare response to bioterrorism and other public health emergencies within our region. A major secondary role would be to manage a funds allocation program designed to improve Central Maine's emergency response infrastructure.

The CMRRC is a collaborative venture involving all key partners within the Central Maine Territory including hospitals, rural health clinics, federally qualified health centers, emergency medical service providers, home health agencies, nursing homes and long-term care facilities, mental health agencies, substance abuse agencies, municipal health officers, municipal health departments, tribal health departments and health centers, county emergency management agencies, local emergency planning committees, American Red Cross Chapters, and schools. The funding from the Bureau of Health allows the Resource Center to directly sponsor activities for theimprovement of emergency healthcare preparedness. Specifically, these activities include:

• Coordinate and assure that the Bureau’s statewide public health emergency preparedness priority actionsare communicated and implemented appropriately throughout the region:o Early detection of bioterrorism events through interagency laboratory coordination and collaboration, and promotion of infectious disease reporting region-wide.

• Coordinate communication initiatives including service as a hub for the Maine Health Alert Network (HAN), and developing a regional health risk communication plan.

• Coordinate and implement public health emergency preparedness initiatives related to training of health professionals.

Evaluate the region’s current capabilities and develop a regional emergency response plan for healthcare that will complement existing plans, determine priorities for possible future funding, and determine grant awards to undertake equipment purchases and/or capital improvements to address the following priorities:

1. Adequate hospital bed capacity for a natural, accidental, or WMD event.2. Capacity for the isolation and treatment of biologically exposed patients.3. Heightened EMS coverage in response to a mass casualty incident.4. Immediate deployment of additional patient care personnel to meaningfully increase hospital patient

care surge capacity.5. Receiving, staging, storing, and dispensing of assets from the Strategic National Stockpile and the

Maine Pharmaceutical Cache.6. Adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) and portable or fixed decontamination systems for

managing exposed patients.7. Regional response to terrorist attacks resulting in injuries due to explosions, including burns and trauma.8. Addressing psychological health needs and their behavioral manifestations during and following a

public health emergency.9. Development of a redundant, radio-based communication system between health care providers, the


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RRC, public safety, public health, and emergency management agencies within the region.Headquartered on the campus of Central Maine Medical Center, the w:st="on"Regional Resource Center also coordinates and offers educational programs to area partners that includes Hospital Awareness & Operations (HAZWOPER) training, NIMS and HICS training, planning & participating in community drills and exercises and offering the Public Health Emergency Prepardedness Lecture Series.Source: http://cmrrc.org/index.php?pr=About_Us

http://cmrrc.org/index.php?pr=About_Us

About Maine Primary Care Association of 61

About Maine Primary Care Association Karen Stone Emergency Preparedness Coordinator [email protected] 207 621-0677 Ext. 21773 Winthrop Street, Augusta, ME 04330-5505 Voice 207.621.0677 Fax 207.621.0577

For over 25 years Maine Primary Care Association has worked to strengthen and sustain Maine’s Primary Care Safety Net. Our Federally Qualified Health Centers and Indian Health Centers provide high quality primary careto underserved areas and underserved populations of the state where healthcare options are limited, and access to barriers would otherwise prevent the delivery of the right care at the right time in the right place.

Maine Primary Care Association offers a number of opportunities through our SEARCH Program (Student/Resident Experiences And Rotations in Community Health) for students and residents to experience medicine in an underserved primary care setting in Maine. Our host sites can be found throughout the state and offer placements for the following primary care disciplines:

MPCA is extremely proud to represent the collective voices of our community health centers as they represent the healthcare options available to all, regardless of insurance coverage or the ability to pay. These health centers with support from MPCA continue to find ways to increase their services and capacity to respond to the growing need of the communities they serve, despite rising costs in the delivery of healthcare.

Maine’s Primary Care Safety Net has increased the availability of services including dental care and mental health, in addition to raising the bar in the delivery of care offered to patients through the adoption of quality improvement initiatives and health information technology.

Services

To support our health centers as they continue to make Maine a healthier state, MPCA has coordinated a variety of services and programs which enhance everything from individual patient care to statewide policy efforts. Ourefforts include:

• Advocating to support community health centers, residents in medically underserved areas and uninsured or underinsured populations

• Coordinating programs to increase services offered at health centers and access to programs for patients who might otherwise go without due to out-of-pocket expenses

• Managing the installation of Electronic Practice Management and Electronic Medical Record applications in addition to providing technical support

• Guiding and supporting health centers with the adoption of quality improvement initiatives which directly enhance patient care and overall health center performance

• Actively recruiting medical staff to work in health centers

• Leading health centers in developing emergency preparedness (EP) plans, effectively introducing health centers to partners in the EP arena at the local, county, regional and state level

• Providing teaching opportunities to health centers through medical student and resident rotations


About Maine Primary Care Association of 61

Outcomes and Achievements

Through our own initiatives and in collaboration with Maine’s community health centers and national, statewideand community partners, MPCA has successfully:

• Provided access to healthcare to assist 700 uninsured or underinsured residents in obtaining nicotine replacement therapy, nearly 1,000 uninsured women with screenings for breast cancer and nearly 800 forcervical cancer

• Prepared Maine’s community health centers to assist patients with meeting the citizenship and identity verification requirements for Medicaid under the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005

• Assisted dozens of local non-profit organizations in the healthcare field in overcoming demanding workloads by recruiting and placing additional staff on-site through our AmeriCorps program

• Managed over 20 Electronic Practice Management and Electronic Medical Record installations at FQHCsites across the state

• Assisted 18 community health centers in the adoption of the Care Model and related quality improvement initiatives proven to increase health center efficiency and health outcomes while reducing emergency room visits

• Recruited dozens of clinical providers to Maine’s community health centers

• Organized emergency preparedness efforts for FQHCs and tribal health centers to ensure a coordinated response and increased safety in our local communities should a disaster occur

• Organized over 500 pre-clinical and clinical rotation placements in our FQHCs

Source: http://www.mepca.org/about_mpca.php

Yankee CommunicationsPhone 207-453-2000 FAX 207-453-9670Mailing Address: 56 Albion Rd Benton, ME 04901Hours of Operation:Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sundayhttp://www.yankeecommunications.com/html/about_us.html

Radio Communications Management, Inc236 Hallowell Road, Chelsea, ME 04330 207-622-2758158 Rand Road, Portland, Maine 04102 207-797-7503Service department [email protected]://www.rcm2way.com/

http://www.rcm2way.com/


http://www.yankeecommunications.com/html/about_us.html

http://www.mepca.org/about_mpca.php

Kenwood TM-D710 Cheatsheet

TM-D710 Normal Mode

16. ON/OFF Switch2. VFO Press to enter VFO Mode, than rotate Tuning (4) control to select an operating frequency.3. MR Press to enter Memory Channel mode, rotate Tuning (4) control to select a Memory channel.4. TUNING CONTROL Rotate to select an operating frequency or Memory channel Press to enter MHZ mode (while in VFO mode)6. F Press [F] (1s) to turn the transceiver key lock function ON or OFF. 7. TONE This button toggles though Tone (icon T), CTCSS (icon CT), DCS (icon DCS), and OFF-no pl (no icon)8. REV Press to turn The Reverse function ON or OFF.9. LOW Press to toggle the transmit power as follows: High (icon H), Middle (icon M), and Low (icon).12. VOL CONTROL / BAND SELECTLeft knob controls A Band (left half of display) Right knob controls B Band (right half of display)Rotate to adjust Vol, press to select A band. Rotate to adjust Vol, press to select B band.Press [BAND SEL] (1s) to toggle between single and dual band.13. SQL CONTROL Rotate this knob to adjust the squelch level, rotate counterclockwise to increase squelch.

INPUT OF FREQUENCY INTO VFOSelect VFO button (2), rotate TUNING knob (4) to select the frequency, if Freq. is more than 1 Mhz, than press TUNING knob (4) to enter Mhz mode than rotate the knob to needed Mhz, Press TUNING knob (4) to return to complete the frequency.Select TONE button (7), toggle for Tone (icon T), than select F button (6) to enter FUNCTION MODE.

TM-D710 Function Mode

Now go to T.SEL button (7), than rotate TUNING knob to select pl Freq.( 67.0 to 250.3), push TUNING knob(4) to save selected pl tone.Select SHIFT button (8) toenter Offset Directionselection mode. Each timeyou press SHIFT (8) ittoggles from plus(+), minus(-), and OFF. Now press FOFF (6) o return to normalmode. Ready to operate, orstore the frequency inMemory.TO STORE VFO INTOMEMORY Enter Function Mode, rotateTUNING (4) to the desiredmemory number, than press M.IN (3). Now select F.OFF (6) to Normal mode.USING MEMORY MODE In Normal Mode press MR (3), than rotate TUNING (4) to select Memory channel.USING KEYPAD ENTRY ON MIC(when programmed) Press KEY D, enter frequency, press D again. Press KEY A to select Aor B Band.

APRS Automatic Packet Reporting System of 61

APRS Automatic Packet Reporting System

APRS IDs

N1REX-10? Mainegeneral Augusta Kenwood TM-D710 2m/70cm APRS Transceiver

W1NPP-1 Androscoggin Amateur Radio Club's Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1NPP-2 Androscoggin County Unified EMA's Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1NPP-3 Androscoggin County Unified EMA's Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1NPP-4 Androscoggin County Unified EMA's Yaesu 2m/70cm APRS HT TransceiverW1NPP-5 Androscoggin County Unified EMA's Yaesu 2m/70cm APRS HT Transceiver

W1NPP-10 CMMC Lewiston Kenwood TM-D710 2m/70cm APRS TransceiverW1NPP-11 St Mary's Hospital Lewiston Kenwood TM-D710 2m/70cm APRS Transceiver

W1OCA-1 Oxford County CERT Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1OCA-2 Oxford County CERT Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1OCA-3 Oxford County CERT Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1OCA-4 Oxford County CERT Byonics All-in-One APRS TrackerW1OCA-5 Oxford County CERT Byonics All-in-One APRS Tracker

W1OCA-10 Steven's Memorial Hospital Kenwood TM-D710 2m/70cm APRS TransceiverW1OCA-11 Rumford Hospital Kenwood TM-D710 2m/70cm APRS TransceiverW1OCA-12 Bridgeton Hospital Kenwood TM-D710 2m/70cm APRS Transceiver

APRS Links

The Inventor/Creator Bob Bruninga,WB4APR web site: http://aprs.org/

Trackers Manufacturers:Byonics http://www.byonics.com/Argent Data Systems: https://www.argentdata.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=25

APRS ClientsWeb-base Viewer with Google Maps http://aprs.fi/#!lat=44.08610&lng=-70.24340UI-View for Windows: http://www.ui-view.orgaprsisce for Windows and Linux(using WINE http://www.winehq.org/)http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/

XASTIR for Linux and Windows(using CygWin http://www.cygwin.com/)http://www.xastir.org/wiki/Main_Page

http://www.xastir.org/wiki/Main_Page

http://www.cygwin.com/

http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/

http://www.winehq.org/

http://www.ui-view.org/

http://aprs.fi/#!lat=44.08610&lng=-70.24340

https://www.argentdata.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=25

http://www.byonics.com/

http://aprs.org/

10m 6m 2m 1-1/4m 70cm Repeaters in Maine and New Hampshire of 61

10m 6m 2m 1-1/4m 70cm Repeaters in Maine and New Hampshire

Kenwood TM-D710 TX: 2m / 70cm RX:1-1/4m,

Yeasu FT-8900 ,FT-897, FT-100 TX/RX:10m,6m, 2m and 70cm RX:

Ch MHz PL Town St Call County Note

1 29.680 173.8 Windham Hill ME N1FCU Cumberland [444.950 (Windham Hill, ME)]

2 53.050 136.5 Litchfield ME K1AAM Kennebec K1AAM Net

3 53.090 71.9 Woodstock ME W1IMD Oxford4 53.290 103.5 Exeter ME AA1PN Penobscot5 53.370 136.5 Hiram ME K1AAM Oxford K1AAM Net

6 53.550 91.5 Washington ME KC1CG Knox7 53.570 136.5 Portland ME K1AAM Cumberland K1AAM Net

8 145.170 Calais ME W1LH Washington9 145.170 123 Island Falls ME KB1JVQ Aroostook10 145.210 156.7 Cornish ME N1KMA York WAARN Net

11 145.210 156.7 Sanford ME N1KMA York WAARN Net

12 145.250 100 South Twin Lake ME KA1EKS Penobscot 146.745 (East Millinocket, ME)

13 145.270 100 Palermo ME K1XI Waldo 145.290 (Wales, ME)

14 145.290 100 Wales ME W1PIG Androscoggin 145.270 (Palermo, ME)

15 145.340 C Sanford ME WA1ARN York16 145.350 100 New Sharon ME N1UGR Franklin KQ1L Net

17 145.390 100 Belgrade Lakes ME W1PIG Kennebec [W1PIG Net]

18 145.410 103.5 Alfred ME WJ1L York 448.725 (Alfred, ME)

19 145.410 C Knox ME W1EMA Waldo20 145.470 Orono ME W1YA Penobscot21 145.490 91.5 Washington ME KC1CG Knox22 146.610 Auburn ME W1NPP Androscogin23 146.610 Cooper ME WB5NKJ Washington KQ1L Net

24 146.640 100 Fort Kent ME W1TCF Aroostook25 146.640 100 Hollis Center ME N1ROA York26 146.670 100 Augusta ME KQ1L Kennebec KQ1L Net

27 146.670 100 Topsfield ME K1HHC Washington KQ1L Net

28 146.700 100 Litchfield ME N1ITR Kennebec29 146.715 T18-R12 ME N1CHF Aroostook30 146.715 Trenton ME AA1PI Hancock31 146.730 100 Falmouth ME W1KVI Cumberland32 146.730 91.5 Madison ME KA1C Somerset33 146.730 North Wade ME K1FS Aroostook34 146.745 100 East Millinocket ME KA1EKS Penobscot 145.250 (South Twin Lake, ME)

35 146.760 103.5 Winslow ME W1SSF Kennebec36 146.775 Gray ME KA1SHU Cumberland Records Input and Retransmits

37 146.775 192.8 Marshfield ME K1HF Washington38 146.790 Houlton ME W1NSN Aroostook39 146.805 156.7 Sanford ME N1KMA York KQ1L Net

40 146.820 100 Camden ME KQ1L Knox KQ1L Net

41 146.835 103.5 Naples ME K1AAM Cumberland



42 146.850 100 Dixmont ME KQ1L Penobscot KQ1L Net

43 146.880 100 Buckfield ME KQ1L Oxford KQ1L Net

44 146.880 Patten ME WA1UDP Penobscot45 146.910 151.4 Ellsworth ME N1MTN Hancock46 146.925 103.5 Arundel ME W6BZ York47 146.940 100 Holden ME N1ME Penobscot48 146.970 100 Sugarloaf Mt. ME KQ1L Franklin49 146.985 179.9 Cooper ME W1LH Washington Closed

50 146.985 100 Wiscasset ME K1LX Lincoln51 147.000 100 Kents Hill ME W1PIG Kennebec W1PIG Net

52 147.000 100 Lincoln Center ME KQ1L Penobscot KQ1L Net

53 147.015 103.5 Hiram ME K1AAM Oxford [K1AAM Net]

54 147.030 100 Bar Harbor ME W1TU Hancock55 147.045 103.5 Gray ME K1MV Cumberland56 147.060 91.5 Washington ME W1PBR Knox57 147.090 100 Falmouth ME W1QUI Cumberland58 147.105 103.5 Brownville ME N1BUG Piscataquis59 147.135 103.5 Brunswick ME WZ1J Cumberland [444.900 (Washington, ME)]

60 147.150 79.7 Biddeford ME KA1JWM York61 147.180 123 Farmington ME KY1C Franklin62 147.180 100 Sanford ME KQ1L York63 147.210 100 Brunswick ME KS1R Cumberland64 147.210 71.9 Milo ME K1PQ Piscataquis65 147.225 123 Livermore Falls ME KY1E Androscoggin66 147.240 Hope ME WA1ZDA Knox67 147.255 114.8 Gardiner ME KB1RAI Kennebec68 147.270 136.5 Knox ME W1EMA Waldo69 147.270 103.5 Waterboro ME W1CKD York 444.600 (Waterboro, ME)

70 147.285 100 Winslow ME W1SSF Kennebec71 147.300 100 Hampden ME W1GEE Penobscot72 147.315 103.5 Poland Spring ME K1AAM Androscoggin73 147.330 118.8 Cooper ME W1LH Washington74 147.330 103.5 Frenchville ME N1FCV Aroostook75 147.345 Skowhegan ME KA1ZGC Somerset76 147.360 100 Portland ME K1SA Cumberland77 147.375 100 Springfield ME WA1ZJL Penobscot78 147.390 Waldoboro ME K1NYY Lincoln79 147.420 Hartland ME WA1REQ Somerset80 147.420 Wells ME W1MWB York81 147.430 100 Turner ME N1DOT Androscoggin82 223.780 103.5 Falmouth ME W1IMD Cumberland Closed

83 223.820 D023 Sanford ME N1KMA York84 223.940 103.5 Woodstock ME W1IMD Oxford Closed

85 224.000 Hope ME WA1ZDA Knox86 224.100 Warren ME WA1ZDA Knox Closed

87 224.180 Frenchville ME N1CHF Aroostook88 224.240 103.5 Exeter ME AA1PN Penobscot 224.720 (Augusta, ME)



89 224.280 91.5 Washington ME KC1CG Knox90 224.620 103.5 Buckfield ME W1IF Oxford91 224.720 103.5 Augusta ME KQ1L Kennebec 224.240 (Exeter, ME)

92 224.780 107.2 Waldoboro ME N1PS Lincoln93 224.840 103.5 Corinna ME KB1UAS Penobscot94 441.500 167.9 Cornish ME N1KMA York95 441.500 156.7 Sanford ME N1KMA York [WAARN Net],[KQ1L Net]

96 441.600 203.5 Sanford ME W1LO York97 442.000 Auburn ME N1BKD Androscoggin98 442.200 82.5 Hiram ME W6BZ Oxford99 443.200 88.5 Kents Hill ME W1PIG Kennebec W1PIG Net

100 443.500 103.5 Knox ME KD1KE Waldo101 444.000 167.9 Cornish ME N1VAR York102 444.100 82.5 Scarborough ME W1KVI Cumberland103 444.250 82.5 Westbrook ME N1ULM Cumberland Closed

104 444.300 100 Cooper ME W1LH Washington105 444.300 B Knox ME W1EMA Waldo106 444.400 103.5 Bangor ME KW1Q Penobscot107 444.400 88.5 Brunswick ME KS1R Cumberland108 444.600 82.5 Waterboro ME W1CKD York 147.270 (Waterboro, ME)

109 444.900 91.5/103.Washington ME WZ1J Knox [147.135 (Brunswick, ME)]

110 444.950 146.2 Windham Hill ME N1FCU Cumberland [29.680 (Windham Hill, ME)]

111 446.325 203.5 Skowhegan ME W1LO Somerset112 447.575 B Brunswick ME KS1R Cumberland113 448.000 173.8 York ME W1XOJ York114 448.725 103.5 Alfred ME WJ1L York 145.410 (Alfred, ME)

115 449.025 82.5 Woodstock ME W1IMD Oxford Closed

116 449.075 114.8 Farmington ME W1IMD Franklin Closed

117 449.275 88.5 Belgrade Lakes ME W1PIG Kennebec W1PIG Net

118 449.275 Lincoln ME K1AQ Penobscot119 449.525 Hope ME K1EHO Knox120 53.070 Goffstown NH W1DC Hillsborough TX Only

121 53.070 151.4 Derry NH W1DC Remote RX for W1DC Goffstown, NH

122 53.110 Mont Vernon NH WA1VVH Hillsborough TX Only

123 53.130 100 Hudson NH NE1B Hillsborough124 53.410 127.3 Brookline NH N1IMO Hillsborough125 53.650 71.9 Windham NH N1WPN Rockingham N1WPN Net

126 53.730 141.3 Keene NH WA1ZYX Cheshire127 53.770 71.9 Gilford NH K1RJZ Belknap 51.740 (Hopkinton, MA)

128 53.930 Brookline NH N1IMO Hillsborough RX in Hollis NH, N1IMO Net

129 53.930 88.5 Hollis NH N1IMO Remote RX for N1IMO Brookline, NH

130 53.970 Hudson NH N1VQQ Hillsborough RX in Candia NH, N1VQQ Net

131 53.970 100 Candia NH N1VQQ Remote RX for N1VQQ Hudson, NH

132 144.440 100 Amherst NH KM3T Hillsborough133 145.110 100 Berlin NH N1ZGK Coos134 145.150 127.3 Kensington NH W1WQM Rockingham135 145.150 88.5 Durham NH W1WQM Remote RX for W1WQM Kensington,


Ch MHz PL Town St Call County NoteNH

136 145.150 110.9 Portsmouth NH W1WQM Remote RX for W1WQM Kensington, NH

137 145.170 131.8 Bow NH K1OX Merrimack138 145.190 100 Chester NH K1OX Rockingham139 145.210 156.7 Chester NH N1KMA Rockingham WAARN Net

140 145.250 88.5 New London NH W1VN Merrimack 147.285 (Claremont, NH)

141 145.310 CC1 Derry NH K1QVC Rockingham DMR-MARC

142 145.310 88.5 Moultonborough NH N1TZE Carroll143 145.320 C Salem NH K1HRO Rockingham144 145.330 100 Hanover NH W1FN Grafton [443.550 (Hanover, NH)]

145 145.370 114.8 Whitefield NH N1PCE Coos 449.825 (Lancaster, NH)

146 145.380 C Madbury NH N1HIT Strafford147 145.400 C Kensington NH KB1TIX Rockingham148 145.430 114.8 Cannon Mtn. NH K1EME Grafton149 145.440 C Hampton NH K1HBR Rockingham150 145.450 100 North Conway NH W1MWV Carroll151 145.710 100 Derry NH AC1U Rockingham NE EchoLink Net

152 146.445 123 Milford NH K3RQ Hillsborough [224.860 (Milford, NH)]

153 146.610 141.3 Seabrook NH WA1NH Rockingham154 146.640 77 New London NH KB1YET Merrimack155 146.655 100 Mt. Washington NH W1NH Coos 448.975 (Mt. Washington, NH)

156 146.685 141.3 Bedford NH N1QC Hillsborough157 146.700 88.5 Northwood NH K1JEK Rockingham158 146.700 136.5 Auburn NH K1JEK Remote RX for K1JEK Northwood, NH

159 146.700 141.3 Kensington NH K1JEK Remote RX for K1JEK Northwood, NH

160 146.715 100 Clarksville NH KB1IZU Coos161 146.730 88.5 Hollis NH N1IMO Hillsborough N1IMO Net

162 146.730 151.4 Brookline NH N1IMO Remote RX for N1IMO Hollis, NH

163 146.730 127.3 Derry NH N1IMO Remote RX for N1IMO Hollis, NH

164 146.745 114.8 Derry NH NM1D Rockingham165 146.775 123 Rindge NH KA1BBG Cheshire NH 2 Meter Net

166 146.790 88.5 Pittsfield NH N1IMO Merrimack N1IMO Net

167 146.805 100 Westmoreland NH K1TQY Cheshire RB:222/440

168 146.805 118.8 Ashuelot NH K1TQY Remote RX for K1TQY Westmoreland, NH

169 146.805 123 Greenfield NH K1TQY Remote RX for K1TQY Westmoreland, NH

170 146.850 85.4 Derry NH K1CA Rockingham [224.460 (Derry, NH)]

171 146.865 88.5 Alton NH K1JEK Belknap172 146.865 100 Winchester NH N1NCI Cheshire173 146.895 100 Henniker NH K1BKE Merrimack174 146.925 118.8 Charlestown NH NX1DX Sullivan175 146.940 114.8 Pembroke NH W1ALE Merrimack176 146.985 123 Gilford NH W1JY Belknap [147.390 (Moultonborough, NH)]

177 147.000 100 Deerfield NH W1SRA Rockingham178 147.030 88.5 Ossipee NH W1BST Carroll179 147.030 100 Walpole NH K1PH Cheshire



180 147.045 Nashua NH WW1Y Hillsborough181 147.060 123 Greenfield NH KA1BBG Hillsborough NH 2 Meter Net

182 147.075 C Ossipee NH N1ATV Carroll183 147.105 88.5 Hudson NH NE1B Hillsborough184 147.135 100 Goffstown NH W1AKS Hillsborough185 147.150 Etna NH W1UWS Grafton186 147.165 136.5 Salem NH NY1Z Rockingham187 147.180 123 Unity NH KA1BBG Sullivan NH 2 Meter Net

188 147.195 88.5 Peterborough NH N1IMO Hillsborough N1IMO Net

189 147.210 107.2 Derry NH KC2LT Rockingham190 147.225 100 Pembroke NH KA1OKQ Merrimack191 147.255 156.7 Moultonborough NH N1EMS Carroll192 147.285 103.5 Claremont NH KU1R Sullivan 145.250 (New London, NH)

193 147.300 110.9 Colebrook NH W1HJF Coos194 147.300 88.5 Franklin NH W1JY Merrimack195 147.315 100 Groveton NH N1PCE Coos196 147.330 141.3 Bow NH N1SM Merrimack197 147.345 114.8 Littleton NH K1EME Grafton198 147.360 123 Gilsum NH KA1BBG Cheshire NH 2 Meter Net

199 147.375 88.5 New Boston NH W1VTP Hillsborough200 147.390 123 Moultonborough NH W1JY Carroll [146.985 (Gilford, NH)]

201 223.440 97.4 Claremont NH AA1TT Sullivan202 223.900 103.5 Goffstown NH W1AKS Hillsborough203 223.960 Northwood NH N1QVS Rockingham204 223.980 100 Chesterfield NH KK1CW Cheshire205 224.020 136.5 Amherst NH K1ZQ Hillsborough206 224.060 97.4 Claremont NH WX1NH Sullivan207 224.080 114.8 Cannon Mtn. NH K1EME Grafton208 224.200 Chester NH K1OX Rockingham209 224.220 67 Exeter NH K1KN Rockingham210 224.460 85.4 Derry NH K1CA Rockingham [146.850 (Derry, NH)]

211 224.500 88.5 Chester NH N1IMO Rockingham N1IMO Net

212 224.540 103.5 Pittsfield NH N1AKE Merrimack213 224.600 Rindge NH WA1HOG Cheshire214 224.780 131.8 Rochester NH WM1P Strafford215 224.820 88.5 Auburn NH N1IMO Rockingham216 224.860 136.5 Milford NH K3RQ Hillsborough [146.445 (Milford, NH)]

217 224.860 103.5 Mt. Washington NH W1IMD Coos218 441.300 107.2 Derry NH KC2LT Rockingham219 441.550 127.3 Derry NH W1AJI Rockingham220 441.800 B Manchester NH K1COM Hillsborough221 441.950 88.5 Hanover NH K1JY Grafton K1JY Net

222 442.000 100 Londonderry NH K1DED Rockingham223 442.350 88.5 Sunapee NH K1JY Sullivan K1JY Net

224 442.550 88.5 Chester NH K1JC Rockingham225 442.600 88.5 Windham NH N1WPN Rockingham N1WPN Net

226 443.200 88.5 Northwood NH N1QVS Rockingham



227 443.250 88.5 Chester NH KA1LCR Rockingham228 443.350 110.9 Pack Monadnock NH KA1OKQ Hillsborough229 443.500 88.5 Hollis NH N1IMO Hillsborough N1IMO Net

230 443.500 131.8 West Lebanon NH KA1UAG Grafton KA1UAG Net

231 443.550 136.5 Hanover NH W1FN Grafton [145.330 (Hanover, NH)]

232 443.650 131.8 Pembroke NH KA1OKQ Merrimack K1SI Net

233 443.750 123 Loudon NH N1WEB Merrimack234 443.800 141.3 Walpole NH WA1ZYX Cheshire235 443.850 88.5 Epsom NH W1ASS Merrimack236 443.950 103.5 Claremont NH KU1R Sullivan237 444.050 88.5 Alton NH K1JEK Belknap238 444.150 131.8 Bedford NH KD6LFW Hillsborough K1SI Net

239 444.200 186.2 Goffstown NH N1PA Hillsborough240 444.250 107.2 Hollis NH N1VQQ Hillsborough241 444.350 B Salem NH K1HRO Rockingham242 444.400 100 Greenland NH W1WQM Rockingham243 444.500 Goffstown NH W1IMD Hillsborough Closed

244 444.750 110.9 Alstead NH WR1NH Cheshire W2NH Net

245 444.800 131.8 Nashua NH K1SI Hillsborough K1SI Net

246 444.850 110.9 Walpole NH W2NH Cheshire W2NH Net

247 444.900 131.8 Enfield NH KA1UAG Grafton KA1UAG Net

248 444.950 88.5 Hanover NH W1ET Grafton249 446.100 Center Harbor NH N1EO Belknap250 446.375 88.5 Derry NH N1VQQ Rockingham251 446.575 B Goffstown NH NE1DV Hillsborough252 446.725 B Kingston NH KB1TIX Rockingham253 447.075 131.8 Claremont NH KA1UAG Sullivan KA1UAG Net

254 447.125 88.5 Mont Vernon NH WA1HCO Hillsborough255 447.225 B Derry NH NN1PA Rockingham256 447.425 141.3 Temple Mountain NH WA1ZYX Hillsborough257 447.675 88.5 Mt. Kearsarge NH K1JY Merrimack K1JY Net

258 447.725 114.8 Hudson NH NE1B Hillsborough259 447.775 88.5 Gilford NH W1VN Belknap K1JY Net

260 447.825 88.5 Derry NH N1VQQ Rockingham N1VQQ Net

261 448.000 203.5 Pack Monadnock NH W1XOJ Hillsborough262 448.225 88.5 Mt. Washington NH WA1PBJ Coos263 448.275 107.2 Hudson NH KC2LT Hillsborough264 448.325 88.5 Salem NH N1WPN Rockingham265 448.438 CC1 Hudson NH K1MOT Hillsborough DMR-MARC

266 448.525 123 Greenfield NH KA1BBG Hillsborough NH 2 Meter Net

267 448.675 Bow NH KB1IIT Merrimack268 448.825 88.5 Nashua NH N1IMO Hillsborough N1IMO Net

269 448.875 B Madbury NH N1HIT Strafford270 448.925 85.4 Derry NH N1MWK Rockingham271 448.975 141.3 Mt. Washington NH W1NH Coos 146.655 (Mt. Washington, NH)

272 449.225 88.5 Deerfield NH K1JY Rockingham K1JY Net

273 449.275 141.3 Manchester NH N1OOL Hillsborough



274 449.325 Chester NH WA1DMVRockingham275 449.375 88.5 Pack Monadnock NH N1IMO Hillsborough N1IMO Net

276 449.450 123 Deerfield NH WA1ZYX Rockingham277 449.475 B Hampton NH K1HBR Rockingham278 449.525 88.5 Candia NH W1ASS Rockingham279 449.625 85.4 Derry NH K1CA Rockingham Closed

280 449.775 Salem NH NY1Z Rockingham281 449.825 82.5 Lancaster NH N1PCE Coos 145.370 (Whitefield, NH)

282 449.875 123 Cannon Mtn. NH WA1ZYX Grafton [N1VQQ Net]

283 449.975 B/71.9 Hudson NH KB1UAP Hillsborough RB:222/440

284 445.000 Simplex 440

285 445.975 Simplex 440

286 446.000 440 National Calling Frequency

287 446.025 Simplex 440

288 446.050 Simplex 440

289 446.075 Simplex 440

270 446.100 Simplex 440

271 446.125 Simplex 440

272 446.150 Simplex 440

273 446.175 Simplex 440

274 446.200 Simplex 440

275 446.225 Simplex 440

276 446.250 Simplex 440

277 52.49 Simplex 6m

278 52.51 6m FM Simple Calling Frequency

279 52.525 Simplex 6m






Sources:

http://nerepeaters.com/NERepeaters.php

http://nesmc.org/docs/bandplans.pdf



Ham Frequencies for 2m/70cm Radios of 61

Ham Frequencies for 2m/70cm RadiosCh# Location Frequency Tone Call Note

1 Berlin, NH 145.110 100.0Hz

2 Sanford, ME 145.210 156.7Hz N1KMA

3 Palermo, ME 145.270 100.0Hz W1PIG

4 Wales, ME 145.290 100.Hz W1PIG Kennebec ARES Sunday 7PM

5 New Sharon,ME 147.375 131.8Hz KQ1L KQ1L Link

6 Farmington, ME 145.390 100.0Hz W1PIG

7 Woodstock, ME 146.640 103.5Hz N1ROA

8 North Conway, NH 145.450 100.0Hz W1MWV

9 Orono, ME 145.470 none W1YA OFF-AIR

10 Washington, ME 145.490 91.5Hz KC1CG Knox ARES Tue 7pm

11 Auburn, ME 146.610 88.5Hz W1NPP Yaesu Fusion output tone 88.5Hz

12 Mt Washington, NH 146.655 100.0Hz W1NH

13 Augusta, ME 146.670 100.0Hz KQ1L KQ1L Link(local coverage only)

14 NWS Sugarloaf 162.450 NOAA Wx Radio

15 Portland, ME 146.730 100.0Hz W1KVI Cumberland ARES Sun 7:30PM

16 Madison, ME 146.730 91.5Hz KA1C Somerset ARES 2nd & 4th Mon 7:30PM

17 Winslow, ME 146.760 103.5Hz W1SSF

18 Gray 146.760 100.0Hz KA1SHU

19 Camden, ME 146.820 100.Hz KQ1L KQ1L Link on demand(used locally)

20 Naples, ME 146.835 103.5Hz K1AAM

21 Dixmont, ME 146.850 100.0Hz KQ1L KQ1L link

22 Buckfield, ME 146.880 100.0Hz KQ1L KQ1L link

23 Rumford, ME 146.910 100.0Hz N1BBK

24 Holden, ME 146.940 100.0Hz N1ME

25 Sugarloaf, ME 146.970 100.0Hz KQ1L Somerset ARES 1st , 3rd & 5th Mon 7:30PM

26 Wiscasset, ME 146.985 100.0Hz K1LX Lincoln ARES Net Mon 7PM

27 Hiram, ME 147.015 103.5Hz K1AAM

28 Ossipee NH 147.030 88.5 W1BST

29 Gray, ME 147.045 103.5 K1MV Located at NWS-Gray GYX

30 Brownville, ME 147.105 103.5 N1BUG


Ch# Location Frequency Tone Call Note

31 Washington, ME 147.060 103.5Hz WZ1J Lenfest Mountain

32 Falmouth, ME 147.090 100.0Hz W1QUI

33 Norway, ME 147.120 136.5Hz W1OCA Linked to Buckfield 224.620-103.5Hz

34 Brunswick, ME 147.135 103.5Hz WZ1J

35 Farmington, ME 147.180 123.0Hz W1BHR Franklin ARES Wed 7PM

36 Brunswick, ME 147.210 100.0Hz KS1R Mid-Coast ARES Mon 7:30PM

37 Livermore Falls, ME 147.225 123.0Hz W1BHR

38 Hope, ME 147.240 110.9 WA1ZDA

39 Gardiner, ME 147.255 114.8Hz KB1RAI

40 Knox, ME 147.270 136.5Hz W1EMA Waldo ARES NET Mon 7:30PM


42 Hampden, ME 147.300 100.0Hz W1GEE

43 Poland Springs, ME 147.315 103.5Hz W1NPP

44 Skowhegan, ME 147.345 none KA1ZGC Alfred,ME W1BHR 147.345+123.0Hz

45 Portland, ME 147.360 100.0Hz K1SA

46 Waldoboro, ME 147.390 179.9 K1NYY

47 2m Mix 01 145.510 none Mix = Simplex or Digital per

48 2m Mix 02 145.530 none NESMC, the New England Spectrum

49 2m Mix 03 145.550 none Management Council 2m bandplan

50 2m Mix 04 145.570 none http://nesmc.org/

51 2m Mix 05 145.590 none

52 2m Mix 06 145.610 None

53 2m Mix 07 145.630 none

54 2m Mix 08 145.650 none

55 2m Mix 09 145.670 none

56 2m Mix 10 145.690 none

57 2m Mix 11 145.710 none

58 2m Mix 12 145.730 none

59 2m Mix 13 145.750 None

60 2m Mix 14 145.770 none

61 2m Mix 15 145.790 none

62 2m Simplex 01 146.400 none Simplex 1=primary, 2=secondary etc

http://nesmc.org/



63 CU1 146.415 none Androscoggin AN Sagadahoc SA

64 WA1SO2AN3 146.430 none Cumberland CU Somerset SO

65 YO2 146.445 none Franklin FR York YO

66 AN1WA3 146.460 none Kennebec KE Waldo WA

67 KE2KX2 146.475 none Oxford OX Knox KX

68 SA1 146.490 none LX Lincoln

69 LN2OX3 146.505 none

70 2m Simplex 09 146.520 none National Simplex/ME Calling

71 FR1CU3 146.535 none

72 OX1 146.550 none

73 SA3 146.565 none

74 FR3 146.580 none

75 2m Simplex 14 146.595 none


77 SO1 147.420 None

78 OX2 147.435 none

79 LN3KE3KX3 147.450 none

80 2m Simplex 19 WA2 147.465 none

81 KE1 147.480 none


83 2m Simplex 22 LN1 147.510 none

84 CU2SO3 147.525 none

85 KX1AN2YO3 147.540 none

86 SA2 147.555 none

87 YO1FR2 147.570 none

88 2m Simplex 147.585 none

89 Packet 01 144.910 none






95 Packet 07 145.030 None






99 National APRS 144.39 none

130 Auburn,ME 442.000 none W1NPP OFF AIR

131 Hiram, ME 442.200 82.5Hz

132 Kent Hill, ME 443.200 88.5 Hz W1PIG

133 Cornish, ME 444.000 167.9Hz N1KMA

134 Scarborough, ME 444.10 82.5Hz W1KVI

135 Westbrook, ME 444.250 82.5.Hz Close Repeater /Emergencies only

136 Brunswick, ME 444.400 88.5Hz KS1R

137 Westbrook, ME 444.600 82.5Hz N1SNR

138 Windham, ME 444.950 146.2 N1FCU New tone

139 Skowhegan 446.325 203.5Hz W1LO

140 Mt. Washington, NH 448.975 88.5Hz


142 Woodstock, ME 449.025 82.5 W1IMD Close Repeater/Emergencies only

143 Farmington, ME 449.075 88.5 Close Repeater/Emergencies only

144 Belgrade Lakes, ME 449.275 88.5 W1PIG

145 Bidderford, ME 449.825 103.5 KA1VSC ***NEW

146 440MHz Calling 446.000 none

147 440MHz Simplex 01 445.000 none














159 440MHz Digital 01 430.050 none
































Frequency List for FT-897 and other all-mode radios of 61

Frequency List for FT-897 and other all-mode radiosCh# Location Frequency Tone Call Note

1 Berlin, NH 145.110 100.0Hz

2 Sanford, ME 145.210 156.7Hz

3 Palermo, ME 145.270 100.0Hz

4 Wales, ME 145.290 100.Hz

5 New Sharon,ME 145.350 100.0Hz KQ1L Link

6 Farmington, ME 145.390 100.0Hz

7 Woodstock, ME 146.640 103.5Hz

8 North Conway, NH 145.450 100.0Hz

9 Orono, ME 145.470 none

10 Washington, ME 145.490 91.5Hz

11 Auburn, ME 146.610 88.5Hz W1NPP Yaesu Fusion output-pl 88.5Hz

12 Mt Washington, NH 146.655 100.0Hz

13 Augusta, ME 146.670 100.0Hz KQ1L Link(local coverage only)

14 Litchfield, ME 146.700 100.0Hz

15 Portland, ME 146.730 100.0Hz

16 Madison, ME 146.730 91.5Hz

17 Winslow, ME 146.760 100.0Hz

18 Gray, ME 146.775 None Simplex Repeater

19 Camden, ME 146.820 100.Hz KQ1L Link on demand(used locally)

20 Naples, ME 146.835 103.5Hz K1AAM

21 Dixmont, ME 146.850 100.0Hz KQ1L link

22 Buckfield, ME 146.880 100.0Hz KQ1L KQ1L link

23 Rumford, ME 146.910 100.0Hz N1BBK

24 Holden, ME 146.94 100.0Hz

25 Sugarloaf, ME 146.970 100.0Hz

26 Wiscasset, ME 146.985 100.0Hz

27 Hiram, ME 147.015 103.5Hz

28 Ossipee 147.030 None

29 Gray, ME 147.045 103.5 Located at NWS-Gray GYX

30 Wx Mt Washington, NH 162.500 - NOAA Radio weather



31 Lenfest 147.060 103.5Hz WZ1J Lenfest Mountain

32 Falmouth, ME 147.090 100.0Hz

33 Norway, ME 147.120 136.5Hz W1OCA

34 Brunswick, ME 147.135 103.5Hz

35 Farmington, ME 147.180 123.0Hz

36 Brunswick, ME 147.210 100.0Hz KS1R

37 Livermore Falls, ME 147.225 123.0Hz

38 Hope, ME 147.240 none

39 Gardiner, ME 147.255 114.8Hz

40 Knox, ME 147.27 136.5Hz


42 Hampden, ME 147.300 100.0Hz

43 Poland Springs, ME 147.15 103.5Hz

44 Skowhegan, ME 147.345 none

45 Portland, ME 147.360 100.0Hz

46 Waldoboro, ME 147.390 none

47 2m Mix 01 145.510 none Mix = Simplex or Digital per

48 2m Mix 02 145.530 none NESMC, the New England Spectrum

49 2m Mix 03 145.550 none Management Council 2m bandplan

50 2m Mix 04 145.570 none http://nesmc.org/

51 2m Mix 05 145.590 none

52 2m Mix 06 145.610 None

53 2m Mix 07 145.630 none

54 2m Mix 08 145.650 none

55 2m Mix 09 145.670 none

56 2m Mix 10 145.690 none

57 2m Mix 11 145.710 none

58 2m Mix 12 145.730 none

59 2m Mix 13 145.750 None

60 2m Mix 14 145.770 none

61 2m Mix 15 145.790 none

62 2m Simplex 01 146.400 none Simplex 1=primary, 2=secondary etc

http://nesmc.org/



63 CU1 146.415 none Androscoggin AN Sagadahoc SA

64 WA1SO2AN3 146.430 none Cumberland CU Somerset SO

65 YO2 146.445 none Franklin FR York YO

66 AN1WA2 146.460 none Kennebec KE Waldo WA

67 KE2KX2 146.475 none Oxford OX Knox KX

68 SA1 146.490 none Lincoln LN

69 LN2OX3 146.505 none

70 2m Simplex 09 146.520 none National Simplex/ME Calling

71 FR1CU3 146.535 none

72 OX1 146.550 none

73 SA3 146.565 none

74 FR3 146.580 none



77 SO1 147.420 None

78 OX2 147.435 none

79 LN3KE3KX3 147.450 none

80 2m Simplex 19 WA2 147.465 none

81 KE1 147.480 none


83 2m Simplex 22 LN1 147.510 none

84 CU2SO3 147.525 none

85 KX1AN2YO3 147.540 none

86 SA2 147.555 none

87 YO1FR2 147.570 none

88 2m Simplex 147.585 none







95 Packet 07 145.030 None






99 National APRS 144.39 none

130 Auburn,ME 442.000 none

131 Hiram, ME 442.200 82.5Hz

132 Kent Hill, ME 443.200 88.5 Hz

133 Cornish, ME 444.000 167.9Hz

134 Scarborough, ME 444.10 82.5Hz

135 Westbrook, ME 444.250 82.5.Hz Close Repeater /Emergencies only

136 Brunswick, ME 444.400 88.5Hz

137 Westbrook, ME 444.600 82.5Hz

138 Windham, ME 444.950 146.2Hz

139 Skowhegan 446.325 203.5Hz



142 Woodstock, ME 449.025 114.8Hz Close Repeater/Emergencies only

143 Farmington, ME 449.075 88.5 Close Repeater/Emergencies only

144 Belgrade, ME 449.275 88.5

145 Lancaster, ??? 449.825 82.5

146 440MHz Calling 446.000 none















159 440MHz Digital 01 430.050 none Digital Channels spaced 25kHz start

160 440MHz Digital 40 431.025 none Digital Channels spaced 25kHz end

161 Litchfield, ME 53.05 136.5Hz 6m Split 1MHz down(52.05 MHz input)

162 Woodstock, ME 53.09 71.9 Hz

163 Hiram, ME 53.37 136.7 Hz

164 Mt Gunstock, NH 53.77 71.9Hz

165 6m FM Digital 01 51.50 none








173 6m FM Digital 09 52.525 none National 6m FM Calling












185 6m SSB Calling 50.125usb none

186 80m NBEMS 3.582usb none Center of 80m Digital Modes

187 Slow Speed CW Net 3.585 cw none Maine CW 5 WPM 1800L

188 Pine Tree Net 3.596 cw none Maine CW Traffic Net 1900L

189 Cracker Barrel Net 3.912lsb none



190 Green Mt Net 3.933lsb none Vermont 1700L

191 Seagull Net 3.940lsb none Maine Traffic Net 1700L Mon-Sat

192 NH ARES 80m 3.945lsb none

193 ECARS 7.255lsb none East Coast ARS http://www.ecars7255.com/

194 MECN 40m 7.262lsb none Maine Emergency Communication Net

195 Waterway Net 7.266lsb none http://www.waterwayradio.net/ 0700 Local Eastern

196 NH ARES 40m 7.273lsb none

197 SSTV 20m 14.230usb none Slow-Scan TV

198 HWN 14.235usb None Hurricane Watch Net

http://www.waterwayradio.net/

http://www.ecars7255.com/


Radio Channel Programmer: http://chirp.danplanet.com/

Chirp CSV(Comma Separated Variables) file for VHF/UHF(2m/70cm):http://www.w1npp.org/pages/VHF-UHF-listings.csv

Channel Chart for VHF-UHF:http://www.w1npp.org/pages/VHF-UHF-listings.pdf

Chirp CSV(Comma Separated Variables) file for HF 6m 2m 70cmhttp://www.w1npp.org/pages/HF-to-UHF-listings.csv

Channel Chart for HF-to-UHF:http://www.w1npp.org/pages/HF-to-UHF-listings.pdf

Source Information:NESMC, the New England Spectrum Management Council http://nesmc.org/NESMC VHF/UHF Bandplans http://nesmc.org/docs/bandplans.pdf

New England Repeater Directory (NERD)http://nerepeaters.com/Repeater Listing in CSV-comma separated variables http://nerepeaters.com/NERepeaters.php

Maine ARES Temp site Download Page:http://www.qsl.net/maineares/downloads.htm

Maine ARES Repeater List by Bryce K1GAXhttp://www.qsl.net/maineares/repeaterlist.pdf The Repeater Mapbookhttp://www.artscipub.com/repeaters

http://www.artscipub.com/repeaters/

http://www.qsl.net/maineares/repeaterlist.pdf

http://www.qsl.net/maineares/downloads.htm


http://nerepeaters.com/


http://nesmc.org/

http://www.w1npp.org/pages/HF-to-UHF-listings.pdf

http://www.w1npp.org/pages/HF-to-UHF-listings.csv

http://www.w1npp.org/pages/VHF-UHF-listings.pdf

http://www.w1npp.org/pages/VHF-UHF-listings.csv

http://chirp.danplanet.com/

HavBED MCI surge event hospital-bed tracking of 61

HavBED MCI surge event hospital-bed trackingThe HAvBED system explores the feasibility of a national real-time hospital-bed tracking system to address a surge of patients during a mass casualty event.

Login Page: https://havbed.hhs.gov/v3/

Quick Start: https://havbed.hhs.gov/v3/docs/HAvBED%20quick%20start.pdf

User Manual:https://havbed.hhs.gov/v3/docs/HAvBED%20User%20Guide.pdf

https://havbed.hhs.gov/v3/docs/HAvBED%20User%20Guide.pdf

https://havbed.hhs.gov/v3/docs/HAvBED%20quick%20start.pdf

https://havbed.hhs.gov/v3/


Updated April 26, 2015Repeater listings added ch7-Woodstock-146.640-103.5Hz, Naples146.835-103.5 and Lenfest147.060+103.5Hz

Updated: March 22, 2018:

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