REPEATERS
Waltham ARA maintains five repeaters, all located on Prospect Hill in Waltham, MA. Our repeaters are open for use by all radio amateurs. On certain dates, one or more of our repeaters may be reserved exclusively for use by a public service event.
|
Input (MHz) |
Output (MHz) |
PL In (Hz) |
PL Out (Hz) |
Callsign |
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52.25 |
53.25 |
71.9 |
none |
OFF THE AIR |
|
146.04 |
**146.64 |
none |
136.5 * |
W1MHL |
|
223.34 |
224.94 |
none |
103.5 |
W1MHL |
|
444.075 |
449.075 |
88.5 |
none |
WA1PBU |
|
902.1375 |
927.1375 |
131.8 |
100 |
W1MHL |
* The 146.64 repeater is both analog (FM) and digital (Apco P25). FM users can use 136.5 Hz Tone Squelch to mute digital carrier "noise". P25 users should select NAC 293.
**EchoLink® is available on our 146.64 MHz repeater. Connect to us via W1MHL-R, Node 490278. To make outgoing connections over the air, touch-tone 64 and the Node number to connect, # to disconnect. For more information about EchoLink, and to download the free software: http://www.echolink.org. A new EchoLink computer, donated by KB1KTT, was installed on 12/15/09, will hopefully make the system more reliable than in recent months.
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Important Notice for 2M Repeater Users: |
NEVER ACKNOWLEDGE UNIDENTIFIED TRANSMISSIONS
Simple? Yes, but it's often harder than you might think. It means that you do not say anything over the air that acknowledges that transmission.
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Do not say "Did you hear that?"
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Do not say "I couldn't hear you because someone was throwing
a carrier"
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Do not complain about it.
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Do not say ANYTHING
that would tell the person that he is making it into the repeater.
- Nets on the Waltham ARA 146.64 Repeater:
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Net Name |
Day |
Time | Description | Net Manager |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Waltham Wranglers Swap Net |
Wednesday |
9:00 P.M. | Buy, sell, and trade amateur radio equipment.
Wants and offerings MUST be clearly amateur radio related. Can't get enough Swap Net? Visit our Yahoo Group, WalthamWranglersSwapNet |
John Flood, KB1FQG |
|
As Needed |
As Needed | Meets as needed during severe weather
The Skywarn program helps the National Weather Service protect life and
property by using weather spotters and amateur radio operator reports to
make precise predictions. Those interested in participating should
be properly trained; several training sessions are coming up. For more
info, contact:
Skywarn Coordinator Rob Macedo KD1CY |
Terry Stader, KA8SCP |
Waltham ARA, P.O. Box 411, Waltham,
MA 02454
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