Temporary Suspension of Thursday Night AUXCOMM Net
After careful consideration of our Thursday night AUXCOMM Net and how it can be better utilized to support the objectives of DuPage County ARES, I have decided to temporarily suspend this net until further notice.
During this time, the net content and script will be reviewed and updated to better align with our mission and operational objectives.
The goal is to ensure that when the net resumes, it provides maximum value in support of our volunteers and our preparedness, training, and response capabilities.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of DuPage County ARES.
Howard Mitchell
Emergency Coordinator
DuPage County ARES
Third Tuesday of Each Month
Winlink Emphasis
7:00pm
Please check our Facebook Group and Calendar for Updates in this Net
W9AUX VHF Repeater
146.655, -600KHz, PL 107.2
Every Thursday
7:00pm
K9XD Repeater
444.875 +5MHz, 114.8 tone
Second and Fourth Tuesday of Each Month
7:00pm
GMRS Skywarn Net
Rugged 575 Repeater
TEMPORARY SUSPENDED
1st and 3rd Sundays of each month
at 4:30 PM local Illinois time,
on 3,905 KHz LSB (alternate 7,230 KHz).
Every Wednesday at 6:30pm
Kane County OEM Repeater
145.470 -minus offset, PL Tone 103.5 Hz
W9AUX
442.050, +5MHz Offset, PL 114.8 Fusion (Mixed mode)
W9AUX
146.655, -600 KHz Offset, PL 107.2 Fusion (Mixed mode)
2nd and 4th Sunday of the month.
At 3pm on 60-meters starting on:
Ch4 – 5371.5 khz USB
(if busy then proceed to)
Ch5 – 5403.5 khz USB
Ch1 – 5330.5 khz USB
Ch2 – 5346.5 khz USB
Ch3 – 5357.5 khz USB
At 315pm on 7.280 LSB
At 330pm on D-Star REF024A
At 345pm on DMR R5 AUXCOMM talkgroup #31673
IEMA
NC9IL
Third Saturday of each month. 7227
between 10:30am and 11:15am

In the event of an area disaster or a need for an unscheduled callout, DuPage ARES leadership will start a net on the K9XD 70cm repeater (444.875 pl 114.8). If this fails, we will mobilize using simplex - per DuPage County IL ARES Pace Plan.
Once you have found a DuPage ARES net, check in and advise as to condition and availability. Even if you will be responding to a callout from another agency, such as a local EMA, advise us so we know who is available, and in turn, you can make your capabilities known to that organization.
In general, DO NOT SELF-DEPLOY!