Quick programming details for local radio connections—with Bluemont in the spotlight.
Source check: October 2, 2026. Frequencies below are in MHz. Receive = your radio’s listening frequency; transmit = repeater input. These are selected local repeaters, not a live availability monitor.
Regional SKYWARN repeater. NVTN: nightly 7:30 p.m. local. *Directory lists 146.2 Hz; NVTN’s page lists 141.3 Hz if needed. Verify with the operator before programming. Older pages use WA4TSC.
Source & detailsMasonic Memorial site. Tuesday net at 7 p.m., followed by a Fusion digital net. No WIRES-X node listed.
Source & detailsPrince George’s County community communications. Transmit tone required.
Source & detailsEchoLink-connected. Prince George’s County community communications. Transmit tone required.
Source & detailsMultiple remote receivers support metro DC coverage. The 146.625 channel is listed in the Potomac River linked system. Confirm current links with operator.
Source & detailsMultiple remote receivers support metro DC coverage. The 146.625 channel is listed in the Potomac River linked system. Confirm current links with operator.
Source & detailsMultiple remote receivers support metro DC coverage. The 146.625 channel is listed in the Potomac River linked system. Confirm current links with operator.
Source & detailsARES DC lists this as an alternate net repeater. Check NERA for current linked and digital settings.
Source & detailsFor the full coordinated regional directory and more systems, open T-MARC. Goddard’s club lists 146.835 MHz, no PL required, and EchoLink node 40045; confirm the input frequency with its operator before programming.
