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Red River Valley Amateur Radio Club
Amateur Radio in and around the Red River Valley Area of Northeast Texas
Good evening/morning/mid-day.
As discussed during the last meeting, please post here with the results of your location repeater survey.
The process is simple. At your home/most occupied location, take a hand held radio, and attempt to “hit” any possible repeaters from your location with max handheld power, and factory supplied antenna.
Use and test both the Two Meter Band repeaters, and the 70CM band repeaters.
Please record the results here, with;
Repeater frequency
PL used
Power used
Signal quality report (both received and sent).
Also please list any further information you can think of which might be useful.
Please remember to IDentify any transmissions.
Thank you, and have a fantastic day.
Low power on both the 146.76 and the 444.500
no problem
Dan or really anyone,
Do you have a comprehensive list of the local repeaters you want included in the survey? I think Dan wants us to test all the local repeaters. I know there are several, but I only know of 444.475 off the top of my head.
Thanks,
Phillip
Repeater frequency – 444.475 fm & c4fm
PL used – 100
Power used – 5w
Signal quality report – good both ways
Also please list any further information you can think of which might be useful. – Located in Faught, TX
Thanks
Mark
sorry i’ve never been able to connect to any repeaters except Broken Bow from Woodwand
Rick
Alrighty, guys. Thanks for the feedback both here and in person. Look for the topic, “MASTER CHANNEL PLAN” for the results.
WB5RDD The Red River Valley Amateur Radio Club is an affiliate of the ARRL