To view the current net roster as a Google Spreadsheet, follow this link:
Sunday, May 16, 2021
Regional Repeater Map
The link below will take you to a Google Map display where many of the amateur radio repeaters in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho are represented.
It also contains a separate layer where information for the repeaters of the Intermountain Intertie can be found.
Increasing the zoom will allow you to see the name of each repeater site. Click on the icon associated with each site to see the output frequency, offset and tone information.
Frequency Lists
The Northwest Cache Valley Net frequency list is as follows:
Primary Frequency: 147.420 MHz simplex.
Alternate Frequency: 446.500 Mhz simplex.
Alternate Frequency: 145.610 Mhz simplex.
FRS/GMRS Frequency 1: 462.6875 MHz simplex.
FRS/GMRS Frequency 2: 467.6125 MHz simplex
FRS/GMRS Frequency 3: 467.6625 MHz simplex
GMRS Repeater: Mount Logan - 462.625 rx and 467.625 tx with 103.5 pl.
Split Channel Operation: Listen on 147.420 and transmit on 446.500.
Additional frequencies of interest to amateurs in Cache County, Utah:
The Cache County ARES Incident Radio Communication Plan has been posted on the BARC website and can be accessed from this link: ICS 205.
About the NWCV Net
Welcome
to the Northwest Cache Valley Net online presence!
First,
a little bit about the origins of the net:
In conjunction with the Great Utah Shake Out observed each April
in Utah, the Cache County ARES organization holds an amateur radio net to test
emergency communication in the valley. After listening to the April 2021 net,
another local amateur operator and I visited about what we heard, noting the
lack of representation at the City/Town Emergency Operation Center level from
our northwest section of the valley.
As a result of continued discussion, it was decided we would
start an amateur radio net based on the geography of northwest Cache Valley -
specifically the communities of Amalga, Benson, Clarkston, Cornish, Newton and
Trenton - to help interested persons in this region practice radio
communication and coordination with the goal that we will be prepared to
communicate our needs to the Cache County EOC or Bishops Storehouse in the
event of an emergency.
Our inaugural net was held Sunday, May 16, 2021 at 8:00 p.m. over the simplex frequency 146.550, with consecutive net meetings held once a month
on the 3rd Sunday of at 8:00 p.m.
We invite all amateur operators residing in the Northwest Cache Valley area to join in fellowship and training.
On this site you will be able to review the monthly training topics, organized as individual posts in the directory located to the right of the page, as well as other informational announcements relative to the function of the net.
If you have questions about the Northwest Cache Valley Net please
contact me at greg.fabricius@gmail.com.
Greg Fabricius
N7GRF
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