Area Repeaters

Area Amateur Radio Repeaters

A comprehensive list of amateur radio repeaters in our area. All frequencies are in MHz unless otherwise noted.

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Simplex Frequencies

Popular simplex channels in the area:

VHF:

  • 146.52 MHz - National calling frequency
  • 146.55 MHz - Alternate simplex
  • 147.42 MHz - Local activity
  • 147.48 MHz - Local activity

UHF:

  • 446.00 MHz - National calling frequency
  • 446.50 MHz - Local simplex
  • 447.00 MHz - Digital simplex

Repeater Etiquette

Basic Guidelines:

  • Identify every 10 minutes and at end of QSO
  • Pause between transmissions to allow others to join
  • Keep transmissions brief
  • Use PL/CTCSS tones where required
  • Ask permission before testing
  • No music, broadcasting, or business communications
  • Yield to emergency traffic

Courteous Operation:

  • Give your callsign when joining a conversation
  • Thank other operators when signing off
  • Help new operators learn proper procedures
  • Report technical problems to repeater trustee
  • Don't interrupt ongoing conversations

Repeater Resources

Frequency Coordination: Regional frequency coordinator: www.coordinator.example

Online Repeater Directories:

  • RepeaterBook: www.repeaterbook.com
  • ARTSCIPub: www.artscipub.com
  • RFinder: www.rfinder.net

Mobile Apps:

  • RepeaterBook (iOS/Android)
  • RFinder (iOS/Android)
  • EchoLink (iOS/Android)

Report Problems

If you experience issues with any club repeater:

  • Email: repeater@example.com
  • Phone: Club hotline (555) 123-4567
  • Contact Technical Coordinator at meetings

Donations

Club repeaters are maintained through member dues and donations. To support our repeater system, contact our Treasurer or donate at meetings.

Keep those repeaters alive - use them!