GVARC REPEATERS...
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145.27mHz: -600kHz offset, 107.2Hz tone . Now located at the home of one of our members near Helmet Peak...
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The pieces for this repeater
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Elephant Head
The 27 and 29 machines are generally linked by a wireless data line to provide wider local area coverage.
The 27 machine has Echolink access, (node 901400). The 449.375 machine is NOW a DMR only repeater using CC1 (color code 1). It's no longer connected to the WIN System. |
145.29mHZ: -600kHz offset, 107.2 Hz tone . Located on Elephant Head.
The gallery, below, is of the repeater site, behind the mountain, for these repeaters. Click on each photo to enlarge it.
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Our DMR Repeater
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449.375 DMR Brandmeister 312152
CC1, TS1=TG91, TS2=dynamic
https://brandmeister.network/?page=device&id=312152
449.375 DMR Brandmeister 312152
CC1, TS1=TG91, TS2=dynamic
https://brandmeister.network/?page=device&id=312152
Want to understand what this listing is telling you??
DMR is different from analog in that there is no PL tone, instead it uses a color code. The frequency offset is the same as analog. DMR has the has the ability to carry two separate conversations at the same time, one on Time Slot (TS) 1 and another on TS2.
Our repeater utilizes Color Code 1 and is permanently connected to TG 91 on TS1. TG 91 is designated as a worldwide English speaking talk group. TS2 is not connected to any particular talk group and can be directed to the TG of choice by any operator, depending on how they configure their code plug. Since TS2 is dynamic, it will drop any connection after about 15 minutes of no activity. TG 310841 is a Red Cross TG that we utilize for our DMR net.
DMR is different from analog in that there is no PL tone, instead it uses a color code. The frequency offset is the same as analog. DMR has the has the ability to carry two separate conversations at the same time, one on Time Slot (TS) 1 and another on TS2.
Our repeater utilizes Color Code 1 and is permanently connected to TG 91 on TS1. TG 91 is designated as a worldwide English speaking talk group. TS2 is not connected to any particular talk group and can be directed to the TG of choice by any operator, depending on how they configure their code plug. Since TS2 is dynamic, it will drop any connection after about 15 minutes of no activity. TG 310841 is a Red Cross TG that we utilize for our DMR net.
The WinLink Gateway is located on the mountain.
The keyboard/monitor/mouse are on the table to the left. They are remove them when not in use. The back of the computer is at the top of the rack.
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The radio/power supply/UPS/SignaLink are on the bottom. 2nd photo is a closeup of the bottom of the cabinet.
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Latest status reports:
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Ron, AA7RP, is the repeater coordinator.
If you notice an issue with the repeaters, please include the form to the right to let Ron know. If you have a photo which will help, please upload it using the upload tool. 4/10/2024While using the .29 repeater, you may hear a hum. It’s not a problem with the repeater, it’s actually a PL tone on the transmit carrier. I was getting a lot of noise on the .29 frequency that would break through the squelch on my radios. Now by using a tone squelch of 107.2, the noise is effectively blocked. If you’re having the same problem, just turn on tone squelch in your radio on the .29 frequency. Ron, AA7RP |
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