kc9cra
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I live in Evansville, Indiana. Yesterday, I went up to the top of a big hill to see if I couldn't get some extended range on my pro94's reception. I heard something at 163.760. It could've easily been 163.755, 7575, 760, 7625, or 765, but it was a repeater output. It faded as I descended the hill. The bad news is that I have also picked up some intermod in the 30 mhz range up there also. Plus, my scanner has picked up a ham repeater that operates it's input at 146.62 at 151.955 before. This means to me that it has a weird if. If I do the math, that would mean that it could also be 158.43, but who knows. Does anybody know of a federal institution in southern IN, western KY or southern IL that might use this freq.
I have checked the rr listing for the Hoosier National Forest, and all of the outputs there are further up the band. From looking at this forum, I have gleaned that most federal repeaters are this way. Any info would be greatly apreciated.
I have checked the rr listing for the Hoosier National Forest, and all of the outputs there are further up the band. From looking at this forum, I have gleaned that most federal repeaters are this way. Any info would be greatly apreciated.