Should the repeater ever go down, do not use the input frequency. 146.700 MHz is the recommended simplex frequency for B.A.R.S. club members to use at this time. (More details.)
Frequency
(MHz)PL Tone
(Hz)Band Description 146.520 2 Meters Simplex, National 147.420 100.0
Transmit2 Meters Simplex, National, American Red Cross 145.675 2 Meters Simplex, Louisville Area 145.500 2 Meters Simplex, Valley Station/PRP Area 446.000 70 Centimeters Simplex, National 445.000 70 Centimeters Simplex, Statewide Packet Radio Backbone 223.500 1.25 Meters Simplex, National 52.525 6 Meters Simplex, National 29.600 10 Meters Simplex, National 1294.500 23 Centimeters Simplex, National
During the activation of an Emergency Response Team, you will be notified by phone and/or a general announcement will be made over the 146.700 repeater. The Emergency Courtesy Tone will also be activated. If the repeater is down, use 146.700 simplex. When other simplex frequencies are needed, for privacy we will use channel numbers to indicate the frequency. These are given in the Bullitt Emergency Response Plan. (More details.)
The Bullitt County Disaster and Emergency Services (BC DES) RACES organization meets on a frequency of 146.700 MHz with a transmitter offset of -600 KHz. The Bullitt County Emergency Coordinator (EC) is (More details.)
During a SKYWARN Emergency Net, check in only if asked to do so by the Net Control Station. The Net Control Station will be using the callsign WX4NWS. More details. SKYWARN Net Handbook.