These repeaters are open to all licensed Amateur radio operators. I expect everyone to follow Part 97 when operating via my repeaters. I do not believe in having extra special rules like many repeater owners. Above all common courtesy (part of the FCC rules).
New Repeater *Oct 8th 2023*
147.28 + DMR ONLY
Color code 1
Power = 45W
Location = East side of Long Butte
Network = Brandmeister | DMR TG = All
Repeater is a Motorola XPR8300
Repeater Commands
Allstar Link Access
Status ” *70 ” Gives current status of connected nodes.
Disconnect ” *1+node number ” ex: *12560 to disonnect from WIN System or “disconnect all ” *71 ” (ONLY used if necessary)
One single tone – Low Frequency – when someone un-keys from network (440hz)~
Two tones Low/High – Local traffic that is going over the network (connected to another node). (500,750hz)~
Three beeps – Connected listen only to another node – only local users will hear you, but you still hear the other node(s), connected. – this happens primarily when I am testing… (1760hz)
Four beeps – Local connection only – the node is not connected to any other nodes (1000,800,600,1500hz)
No Tone (Auto Patch) –
Weather info for almost any zipcode in the USA!
Check your signal strength – dial *C (Hold PTT for 2 seconds) – to hear the RSSI, best between 85.0 to 99.9% | ~50% is the squelch threshold.
Any Questions please email me. My Call Sign @ pm.me
Any lines with through them, are unavailable at this time.