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Get your radios dialed into 147.315 Kessler Mountain Repeater.? 97.4 PL tone / positive offset + 0.600........ Test & Test again, get ready. We will fire off the opening night Saturday Signal Net at

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Wish I could hit that repeater... it boggles my mind that I can hit the 70cm rig up there just fine but can't even trip the repeater on 2m. Guess I'll

We are now THE SIGNAL NET.? ? We meet Saturdays at 8 pm.? On the 147.315 repeater, located on Kessler Mountain in Fayetteville AR. ( pl 97.4 ) ( + 0.600 offset )? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Beginning

I have the BTECH hand-held DMR radio, and used it during the Tour de Cure(analog to the BCRO repeater), and it worked great. I would suggest if you choose a BTECH radio to order direct through their

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Any one have a recommendation for a cheap 2m or dual band mobile radio that i can program with Chirp and is at least 35 watts?

Use the Kessler Repeater. Fisher Ford will be standalone and not linked. wrote:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 So with all that being said, should I be attempting to use the repeater on Kessler or the one on Fisher Ford? The latter has been deader than a

The trouble arose from trying to find a replacement 444.7 Repeater (Flashback story time....) Many moons back (even predating when the repeater had Allstar (the female voice controller)) the repeater

Outstanding response Chris. Repeater trustees like ours do everything based on their personal passions. Money is a sensitive issue for our local trustees, the biggest thing they have expressed is, "

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Thanks for the info, all. I'll see what I can find. I really only wanted an AllStar Link node to connect to the local repeaters and such. Truth be

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Let me know if money is needed and I'll try to help where I can. May be able to lend a hand with technical things but it sounds like we've got that

It will possibly be the 147.315 repeater + shift and a 97.4 tone [email protected]> wrote:

Answer for Clayton and his question are as follows :? We are not sure of anything at this point. The local repeater trustees will be kindly and gladly helping us get settled into another repeater

What repeater is it moving to? Will the Siloam repeater still be linked to the 700 machine?

All Stations : The 700 Saturday Night Ragchew is temporarily suspended. We will soon be relocating to another repeater and if all goes as planned, we may have a different format. Please do not assume

I'll echo what Tem says. The Motorola maxtracs in particular are pretty tolerant to some SWR and some high duty cycle, especially if you turn back the power on them. Programming the Maxtracs can be a

Criss I only use older Motorola radios that give you a convenient access to discriminator audio and direct input to the Tx modulator audio. My favorite are the older CDM series trancievers found on

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Greetings, list! Does anyone have recommendations for a 2m or 70cm radio that'll work with a DMK URIx *easily*? I currently have my URIx fed into a

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 "Shane, W5ZQI via Groups.Io" <coonsquall@...> wrote: Welcome, all! 72 DE KD5RYO - -- Happy