hi

[robbie2]

hi there i was wondering what is the input freq, for the cougar MT repeater,
146.980 i just need the input freq,
also the king county SAR 145.1100 i need the input freq for this repeater too.

thanks
robert,

 

[zerowatts]

I could be wrong but I think is not the right forum for that question? there are forums below that are sorted by state though I think.

Good luck.
Mod feel free to remove my post when the right place is found.

 

[n5ims]

The 2 meter band has standard repeater offsets so most input frequencys are easy to figure out. The input frequency (what the user transmits on) is 600 KHz away from the repeater's transmit frequency (what the user listens to). Most amateur radios have these offsets already preset so if you tune to 146.98 MHz, the radio knows that this frequency has a negative offset and will set itself to transmit on 146.38 MHz. There are a few frequencies that could go either way (such as 147.00 MHz) and the repeater listing will indicate if there's a + or - offset (you'll need to configure the radio to match manually).

This link has a chart listing the standard offsets on the 2 meter amateur band. Standard 2-Meter Amateur Radio Repeater Input Frequency Offsets

 

[robbie2]

the 2 meter band has standard repeater offsets so most input frequencys are easy to figure out. The input frequency (what the user transmits on) is 600 khz away from the repeater's transmit frequency (what the user listens to). Most amateur radios have these offsets already preset so if you tune to 146.98 mhz, the radio knows that this frequency has a negative offset and will set itself to transmit on 146.38 mhz. There are a few frequencies that could go either way (such as 147.00 mhz) and the repeater listing will indicate if there's a + or - offset (you'll need to configure the radio to match manually).

This link has a chart listing the standard offsets on the 2 meter amateur band. standard 2-meter amateur radio repeater input frequency offsets

thanks for the help,

 

[kc4jgc]

Are you sure the repeater output isn't 146.985? 146.98 is not a standard repeater output; .985 is.

In most areas the spacing in the 146-147 MHz portion is 15 khz repeater outputs starting at 146.61.

 

[canav844]

Would this group of listings be helpful?
Washington Amateur Radio Repeaters

Amateur Radio Ham Radio Repeater Map WA Washington

I lack the local knowledge to know exactly where you're talking about.

73s

 

[kc4jgc]

WOW, there's an area where there's 20 khz spacing throughout 2m!

I'll shut up.......