South Florida HAM/IRLP Info

[acyddrop]

Hi all!

I'm new to Ham radio monitoring/using. I was wondering if anyone here has any idea who owns/operates the 2m IRLP (I presume it's IRLP) node in the Delray Beach (presumed) area on 147.075MHz. It has to be very close to Delray Beach (or very powerful) because I can pick it up on my TH-F6A (and TH-D72a) with a whip on the HTs (Diamond RH77CA and a Maldol MH610). In fact it comes in a solid S9 on the displays of both HTs clear as a bell. I can hit this repeater inside the house with ~2watts. In case you don't know anything about it, it uses CTCSS at 110.9Hz and a plus shift of 0.60MHz.

Thanks for your time!

 

[w2xq]

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You can research ownership and other info on http://www.irlp.net. HTH.

 

[acyddrop]

Thank you kind sir! Found it, it's 2 miles away from me no wonder it's S9.

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You can research ownership and other info on IRLP - Internet Radio Linking Project. HTH.

 

[w2xq]

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Welcome.

 

[ermin]

Hi all!

I'm new to Ham radio monitoring/using. I was wondering if anyone here has any idea who owns/operates the 2m IRLP (I presume it's IRLP) node in the Delray Beach (presumed) area on 147.075MHz. It has to be very close to Delray Beach (or very powerful) because I can pick it up on my TH-F6A (and TH-D72a) with a whip on the HTs (Diamond RH77CA and a Maldol MH610). In fact it comes in a solid S9 on the displays of both HTs clear as a bell. I can hit this repeater inside the house with ~2watts. In case you don't know anything about it, it uses CTCSS at 110.9Hz and a plus shift of 0.60MHz.

Thanks for your time!

Welcome

This repeater is owned by Bob, W2GGI. One of the nicest hams you'll ever meet.

73 de Ed KE4BMR.

Give a shout there once in awhile. He has it connected to a East Coast IRLP network with about 12 or so repeaters connected to it. What's your call sign? I listen around 7:30 AM to about 8 AM and sometimes on the way home after 5 PM.