Be PreparedThis Weekend

[Ralph]

All:

As you are surely aware, we will be getting a significant snow storm over the next couple of days. This is forecasted to be a long duration storm, starting as early as tomorrow mid-morning and lasting through Monday afternoon/evening. Watch your local weather to keep updated. I just threw this list together as a reminder for everyone. We have been through this many times before, but its just a handy reminder. These is not a definitive lists, but are useful guides. This is just a few key items, but everyone’s specific needs may be different.

 

If you need to use a portable generator, make sure you operate it safely, follow manufacturer’s instructions and in operate it in a WELL VENTILATED AREA. Do not operate indoors or in an enclosed garage! Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas and it can kill!

 

Just a few checklist items below, as well as an attached preparedness list to keep handy for now and in the future.

>    Be sure you test all alternative power sources ahead of time (Solar, Batteries, Generators, Etc.)

>    Test Flashlights

>    Portable Radio for local news/weather

>    Extra Batteries for radios and flashlights

>    Charge cell phones, tablets and computers

>    Charge up portable ham radios, any extra batteries and standby radio batteries

>    Food and medicines as needed

>    Extra blankets, if needed

>    Keep the house warm, in anticipation of possible power outages and you heating system may not work.

 

Local 2-Meter and GMRS Repeater list below:

 

Local 2-Meter Repeaters

Falmouth

FARA K1RK    146.655 (-) PL: 88.5 Hz

N1YHS           147.375 (+)  PL: 110.9 Hz

 

Barnstable

W1SGL          146.730 (-)  PL: 67.0 Hz 

 

Dennis

W1MA           146.955 (-)  PL: 88.5 Hz

 

Harwich

WA1YFV        145.270 (-)  PL: 67.0 Hz

 

Truro

WA1YFV        147.255 (+)  PL: 67.0 Hz

 

Dartmouth SEMARA

W1AEC         147.000 (+)  PL: 67.0 Hz

 

Area GMRS Repeaters:

Falmouth

462.550 (+) PL: 88.5

462,675 (+) PL: 143.1

 

Harwich

462.725 (+) PL: 114.8 Hz

 

 

Stay Safe!

 

73’s

Ralph, N1YHS

 

[Ralph]

All:

I made a correction to the Falmouth GMRS Repeater PL Tone (Oops, Sorry!) and also added the new Chatham 2-Meter repeater to the 2M list.

 

I listed several other ham repeaters and WinLink Nodes here in Barnstable County for your reference list. Enjoy and stay safe!

 

73’s

Ralph, N1YHS

 

 

 

 

From: 'Ralph' via FARAEmailList

Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2026 10:29 AM

To: fa...@falara.org

Subject: [FARA Email List] Be PreparedThis Weekend

 

All:

As you are surely aware, we will be getting a significant snow storm over the next couple of days. This is forecasted to be a long duration storm, starting as early as tomorrow mid-morning and lasting through Monday afternoon/evening. Watch your local weather to keep updated. I just threw this list together as a reminder for everyone. We have been through this many times before, but its just a handy reminder. These is not a definitive lists, but are useful guides. This is just a few key items, but everyone’s specific needs may be different.

 

If you need to use a portable generator, make sure you operate it safely, follow manufacturer’s instructions and in operate it in a WELL VENTILATED AREA. Do not operate indoors or in an enclosed garage! Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas and it can kill!

 

Just a few checklist items below, as well as an attached preparedness list to keep handy for now and in the future.

>    Be sure you test all alternative power sources ahead of time (Solar, Batteries, Generators, Etc.)

>    Test Flashlights

>    Portable Radio for local news/weather

>    Extra Batteries for radios and flashlights

>    Charge cell phones, tablets and computers

>    Charge up portable ham radios, any extra batteries and standby radio batteries

>    Food and medicines as needed

>    Extra blankets, if needed

>    Keep the house warm, in anticipation of possible power outages and you heating system may not work.

 

Local 2-Meter and GMRS Repeater list below:

 

Local 2-Meter Repeaters

Falmouth

FARA K1RK    146.655 (-) PL: 88.5 Hz

N1YHS           147.375 (+)  PL: 110.9 Hz

 

Barnstable

W1SGL          146.730 (-)  PL: 67.0 Hz 

 

Dennis (Den Fire Twr)

W1MA           146.955 (-)  PL: 88.5 Hz

 

Dennis (Den PD Twr)

N1BFT            146.925 (-)  PL: 114.8 Hz

 

Harwich

WA1YFV        145.270 (-)  PL: 67.0 Hz

 

Chatham

N1BFT            146.925 (-)  PL: 114.8 Hz

 

Truro

WA1YFV        147.255 (+)  PL: 67.0 Hz

 

Dartmouth SEMARA

W1AEC         147.000 (+)  PL: 67.0 Hz

 

Other Local Ham Repeaters

Falmouth 2M DMR

N1YHS DMR  145.210 MHz (-) CC9    Skywarn: Time Slot #1 – Group Call 759

 

Falmouth 900 MHz

K1RK              927.850 MHz (Input 906.0625 MHz)  PL: 88.5 Hz

 

Sagamore 2M DMR

K1RK DMR    145.200 MHz (-) CC9    Skywarn: Time Slot #1 – Group Call 759

 

Bourne 220 MHz

N1YHS           224.220 MHz (-) PL: 100.0 Hz

 

Barnstable 6M

N1YHS           53.010 MHz (-)  PL: 173.8 Hz

 

Barnstable 900 MHz

W1SGL          927.825 MHz (Input 906.0625 MHz)  PL: 82.5 Hz

 

Dennis (Den PD Twr) 2M DMR

W1MLL         146.470 MHz (- 1.5 MHz) CC11  Skywarn: Time Slot #1 – Group Call 759

 

Harwich 220 MHz

W1MA           224.340 MHz (-)  PL: 100,0 Hz

 

Harwich 900 MHz

KC1CPB         927.925 MHz  (Input 906.0625 MHz)  PL: 100.0 Hz  

 

Eastham  2M DMR

W1MLL          146.360 MHz (-) CC10   Skywarn: Time Slot #1 – Group Call 759

 

Falmouth Winlink Node

N1YHS-7        145.090 MHz 

 

Barnstable Winlink Digipeater

W1SGL-10     145.090 MHz

 

Area GMRS Repeaters:

Falmouth

462.550 (+) PL: 88.5 Hz

462,675 (+) PL: 141.3 Hz

 

Harwich

462.725 (+) PL: 114.8 Hz

 

 

Stay Safe!

 

73’s

Ralph, N1YHS

 

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