APCO 25 Ham Systems

[WayneH]

Why do people insist in calling P25, "IMBE"?

Maybe because it's their vernacular. Leave it alone man, leave it alone. The meaning makes its way across.

 

[N_Jay]

Maybe because it's their vernacular. Leave it alone man, leave it alone. The meaning makes its way across.

But it is like calling CW "English".

E.G. I was transmitting in "English" and he was capable of receiving "English", yet we were still having trouble, so we switched to IMBE.:roll: :roll: :roll:

 

[N4DES]

Shouldn't it really be called CAI, as it is really the Common Air Interface capabilities in conventional that we are really utilizing?

 

[N_Jay]

Shouldn't it really be called CAI, as it is really the Common Air Interface capabilities in conventional that we are really utilizing?

Except every standard has a Common Air Interface.

Is just using P25 not "cool" enough or what?

 

[N4DES]

I have no problem calling it what it is.

 

[Grog]

Are there any other 440 P25 repeaters to add to the listings? I may have missed a few persons, sorry about that.

Unless I missed any in this thread, I see this....


grem467--(location unknown)
444.275, IMBE and Analog
444.625, IMBE and Analog


batdude--North FL
multi-mode IMBE and Analog voice.
444.625 Mhz, NAC 293


South Florida

Palm Beach County
442.00 + PL 110.9 NAC 293 @200' in western Boca Raton

Broward County
443.00 + PL 131.8 NAC 293 in downtown Fort Lauderdale



Northern NJ area (Bergen and Passaic counties)
Astro/analog mixed mode. All are NAC 293.

442.000 PL 156.7
442.700 unknown PL
443.450 PL 141.3
443.750 PL 141.3


K6CCC Has a mixed mode quantar north of Glendale on 445.3800 NAC CCC


Somewhere in PA ??????
443.100
442.000


n7maq--OR
I just got a UHF machine, it will be on 442.025 NAC 293, analog encode with a 123, and decode CSQ.


WB7LCS P25, 9600 Baud Mixed-Mode Repeaters
Eugene/Springfield, Oregon

#1
Repeater Output 440.5750 PL 123.0 Hz or NAC 293
Repeater Input 445.5750 PL 123.0 Hz or NAC 293
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#2
Repeater Output 440.8750 PL 123.0 Hz or NAC 293
Repeater Input 445.8750 PL 123.0 Hz or NAC 293


Just put on the air in jacksonville FL:
444.200 PL 127.3, NAC A55 110w Quantar up 471 feet

 

[N4DES]

For those of you on the board who have amateur P25 repeaters in service, the cutoff to the ARRL for the repeater directory is January 10th. So if your interested in having it listed in the P25 area I recommend that you contact your coordinating body as soon as possible to have get your listings included.

Mark KS4VT
Florida Repeater Council
District 2 Director

 

[Grog]

Just got a PM about a new repeater, I invited him to come by and say hi as well.


Raleigh NC
442.600 NAC 293 Digital and 107.2 Analog. "It is located on a tall tower at the 1200 foot level and covers the area very well"

 

[RandyG]

P25 Repeater

Hi all
As you have heard we have a fairly new P25 repeater here in Raleigh, NC if your in the area please give me a call.

Thanks
Randy
KB4CTS

 

[N4DES]

Feel free to add the repeater data to my map...

http://www.frappr.com/?a=constellation_map&mapid=2884865

Mark

 

[mredding]

There are four UHF ham repeaters in the northern NJ area (Bergen and Passaic counties) running Astro/analog mixed mode. All are NAC 293.

442.000 PL 156.7
442.700 unknown PL
443.450 PL 141.3
443.750 PL 141.3

These were never really identified or located in this thread, so I figured I'd contribute:
N2HWY 443.450+ 141.3 Montclair, NJ
WA2SQQ 442.000+ 156.7 Wayne, NJ
W2RN 443.750+ 141.3 Wood Ridge, NJ
W2MR 442.700+ 97.4 (141.3?) Alpine, NJ

 

[N4DES]

These were never really identified or located in this thread, so I figured I'd contribute:
N2HWY 443.450+ 141.3 Montclair, NJ
WA2SQQ 442.000+ 156.7 Wayne, NJ
W2RN 443.750+ 141.3 Wood Ridge, NJ
W2MR 442.700+ 97.4 (141.3?) Alpine, NJ

What are the NAC's? 293?

 

[Avenger44]

We have a P25 Astro Repeater hear in Center City Philadelphia , PA .

443.100 PL 131.8 - 448.100 PL 203.5 NAC-293 .

Steve Avenger44 .

 

[RocketNJ]

What are the NAC's? 293?

Yes, the four northern NJ APCO25 repeaters use default 293 NAC.

 

[ka3jjz]

One could put together a nice series of wiki articles on this topic - where to find P25 compatible radios (which manufacturers, ect.), location of repeaters, ect. Even links to P25 repeater sites might work. A fairly good set of topics could be covered...

73s Mike

 

[Avenger44]

One could put together a nice series of wiki articles on this topic - where to find P25 compatible radios (which manufacturers, ect.), location of repeaters, ect. Even links to P25 repeater sites might work. A fairly good set of topics could be covered...

73s Mike

Well , Motorola Astro Sabers that are Flashed for IMBE P25 Digital will work , Motorola XTS-3000/3500 , XTS-2500/5000 Radios will work , EF JOHNSON 5100 , 51SL , 5100ES , 51SLES , 5300 , 53SL Radios Also will work in the Ham Bands .ICOM Has some P25 Digital Radios that will Work . Not sure what the Model Numbers are for them .

Steve , Avenger44.

 

[W2SJW]

Central NJ for anyone that's interested:

Howell Twp - 440.300 (+5) 141.3 PL or $293 (KB2RF)

 

[N4DES]

Gentlemen...please addd the data. The NE hasn't been very well covered up until now.

http://www.frappr.com/?a=constellation_map&mapid=2884865

Also the site doesn't allow me to add pins like I used to even though I own the map. Please look how others have added their data if you can.

Thanks n 73
Mark

 

[moonboy]

APCO 25 Ham System

I was wondering if there is any APCO25 Ham Repeater in Los Angeles or Ventura county.

 

[n7maq-1]

I was wondering if there is any APCO25 Ham Repeater in Los Angeles or Ventura county.

On UHF, the K6CCC machine.

I just sold a VHF Quantar to a Baldwin Hills ARC member, and it will be going on the air soon.

Jim