Experimental mixed mode repeater in Hamilton

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mciupa

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Apparently 444.925 MHz is in use. Looking for comments before consideration for database inclusion.

Should be 444.425!
 
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gary123

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Yes it's in the ham band. My guess is regular FM and DMR as the modes. No one wants a P25 repeater LOL.
 

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I had 444.925 on all day once last week and never even caught a Morse ID.... total silence. Is 444.425 a different one?
 

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It's outside my coverage area, but I did try to cerchunk it anyway. No luck. Attempted using P25 TG 120 RID 20C6
 

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Looking at the map and street view this location is at the bottom of the Escarpment (not much above Lake Ontario ASL) and the location is a residential home with antennas visible no more that about 35' AGL. This repeater probably doesn't have of a direct reach.

The link says 444.425 downlink and 449.425 uplink. The original post here makes reference to 444.925... I'm confused, and may account for me not hearing any activity.


Downlink:444.42500
Uplink:449.42500
Offset:+5.0 MHz
Uplink Tone:131.8
Downlink Tone:131.8
 
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gary123

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that repeater cannot be a dual digital mode if a PL is needed to access the 449. frequency
 

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Agreed, and the web page only mentions analog and DMR.


Features:DMR & FM dual mode FM= 131.8 Hz DMR= TG 500 TS 1 CC 1
FM:Yes; analog capable.
 

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Looking at the map and street view this location is at the bottom of the Escarpment (not much above Lake Ontario ASL) and the location is a residential home with antennas visible no more that about 35' AGL. This repeater probably doesn't have of a direct reach.
Perfectly cromulent for a pay to play "licensed" ham.
 

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Thanks mike. I guess I am spending too much time on digital only setups I kind of have the tunnel vision you get when using just a single application all the time.
 

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I think a simplex repeater that would receive multiple digital voice modes and outputs it as FM analog would be cool.
Receive FM of course too.

People might need dual receive/watch though.
 

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My mistake with a typo. It should be 444.425

Thanks ATCTech for checking both right and (on my part- wrong) frequencies.
 

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My repeater is mixed mode P25-analog P25 444.4250 NAC-2D5 analog 444.4250-DCS 731 Repeaterbook needs to update my info. It was DMR, but no more.
 
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