Repeaters

Most of the NoBARC repeaters are situated atop Mt. Greylock, in the Northwest corner of Massachusetts. At 3500 ft, Mt. Greylock has a range, without obstruction, of about 125 miles. This means that the 146.910 repeater has one of the widest coverages on the East Coast.

Mount Greylock, Massachusetts

NameRX Freq
N or W
RX Tone/NACTX Freq
N or W
TX Tone/NACMode
(A, D or M)
Remarks
Mount Greylock53.2300 W71.952.2300 W162.2AONLINE
Great Barrington145.2700 W136.5144.6700 W136.5AONLINE
(Analog and Fusion)
Mount Greylock146.9100 W162.2146.3100 W162.2AONLINE
(Analog only)
Pittsfield147.0300 W162.2147.6300 W162.2AOFFLINE
Mount Greylock224.1000 W162.2222.5000W162.2AONLINE
Mount Greylock449.4250 W162.2444.4250 W162.2AONLINE
(Analog only)
Florida Mountain449.6750 NCC1444.6750 NCC1DONLINE
DMR
Mount Greylock927.8750 W100.0902.8750 W100.0AONLINE
(NEAR-900 soon)
Mount Greylock10.368.320CSQN/AN/AABeacon

Important items to know:

Rules for using our repeaters

How to report an emergency

Operating etiquette

Requesting use of our repeaters for special events

(Repeater status chart last updated: 24 September 2025)

Repeater notes

146.91 Repeater is a GE Mastr II, output power about 40 watts. No pre-amp yet.

444.425 Repeater is also a GE Mastr II, output power about 50 watts.


NoBARC EchoLink connection

The NoBARC EchoLink connection ( K1FFK-R ) is operating on the 146.91 machine.

NoBARC Packet Node

The NoBARC WMA packet node operates on 145.05 and is located atop Mt. Greylock. This node is turned off during VHF/UHF contests.

NoBARC APRS Node

The NoBARC APRS packet node operates on 144.390 and is located atop Mt. Greylock. This node is turned off during VHF/UHF contests.

NoBARC 10 GHz Beacon

This beacon is somewhat susceptible for drift, so please tune around a bit.