nd5y
Member
You have to know the repeater input and output frequencies and whether or not adding the standard offset to the repeater output would mean the input is outside of the amateur band or repeater subband.for me, 70cm, is always 5- but how do i know if its plus or minus?
2m is always 600,, but how do know plus or minus?
If the repeater output is:
145.11 to 145.49 use -600 kHz
146.01 to 146.39 use +600 KHz
146.61 to 146.99 use -600 KHz
147.01 to 147.39 use +600 KHz
147.61 to 147.99 use -600 KHz
440.0 to 444.99 use +5 MHz
445.0 to 449.99 use -5 MHz.
There are exceptions that can vary depending on your location, regional frequency coordinator, and other reasons.
Repeaters on 147.0 can be either + or - 600 KHz.
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