OAT Mtn. "705" Repeater

[ladn]

Anyone know what happened with the 147.705 repeaters (N7RDA) on Oat Mtn. and Flint Peak?

Repeater book (Los Angeles County Amateur Radio Repeaters :: Repeaterbook.com) has the listing for N7RDA now as 145.340, but neither site seems to be operational on either 705 or 340.

 

[dwh367]

Anyone know what happened with the 147.705 repeaters (N7RDA) on Oat Mtn. and Flint Peak?

Repeater book (Los Angeles County Amateur Radio Repeaters :: Repeaterbook.com) has the listing for N7RDA now as 145.340, but neither site seems to be operational on either 705 or 340.

147.705 would be an input for 147.105 if that particular repeater follows the standard band plan.

 

[zz0468]

147.705 would be an input for 147.105 if that particular repeater follows the standard band plan.

Southern California has an idiotic 2 meter band plan that allows repeater inputs to be inverted, and 15 khz away, from repeater outputs.

 

[krazybob]

Current reply to old post.

147.705 went off the air several years ago. It has been replaced by the Rim of the World ARC / K6ECS Emergency Services Repeater that covers all of southern California. It IS a stupid band plan that puts Catalina's output on K6ECS's input and vice versa. As the owner of 147.705 I switched to a MSF 5000 for better control that mitigated interference and Catalina took sikmilar steps.

147.705 (-) 167.9