Quick question what would be the standard repeater offset for 151.1300 be? The county put ina repeater and want to monitor he input. Thanks
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Standard repeater offset
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On VHF there is not any set /standard offsets. The only exception that I can think of is marine and the old IMTS systems. If the county is interested in monitoring the input tell them to look at the license for the repeater. It should be listed on the license
On VHF there is not any set /standard offsets. The only exception that I can think of is marine and the old IMTS systems. If the county is interested in monitoring the input tell them to look at the license for the repeater. It should be listed on the license
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According to the database, the input for that frequency is 159.0750 (under the Adams Township FD), so I would focus on that.
Like kayn1 said, there are no standard offsets for PLMRS VHF frequencies.
Looking at Clayton County's WQPZ502 license, there are two repeaters (151.130 and 156.2175) and two frequencies licensed as FX1 (control stations), which would be the inputs to those repeaters, 153.875 or 158.940.
It's also worth noting that the county has an application pending to add MOTOTRBO emissions to all frequencies on that license.
Looking at Clayton County's WQPZ502 license, there are two repeaters (151.130 and 156.2175) and two frequencies licensed as FX1 (control stations), which would be the inputs to those repeaters, 153.875 or 158.940.
It's also worth noting that the county has an application pending to add MOTOTRBO emissions to all frequencies on that license.
He's in Iowa, not Indiana.
Thanks I was having trouble pulling up the input,RR didn't have it listed. Thanks again all
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