Subject: [50MHz] RPT List, 12--1--00
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2000 13:47:52 EST
From: banjodan@juno.com
(Edited (mostly formatting) even more by AC6DN)
Also see WE6R 6M Freq. List...<<<<ATTENTION>>>><<<<UPDATED 12-1-00 LISTING>>>><<<<ATTENTION>>>>
TO ALL : IF YOU HAVE A PRINTER, PLEASE COPY THIS INFO. I'VE BASICALLY TAKEN A LIST FROM GEORGE, KN6LA, AND MADE ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, AND SOME MINOR CORRECTIONS.......THE LIST IS INTENDED TO SHOW ONLY OPEN WORKING RPTRS. I HAVE ADDED ONLY TWO CLOSED LISTINGS (52.74 & 52.82). PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON SO. CALIF AND SURROUNDING AREAS.
PLEASE SEND CORRECTIONS TO ME AT: banjodan@juno.com (I WILL FWD ANY UPDATES TO GEORGE)
Subject: [50MHz] RPT List
Date: Mon, Feb. 15th, 1999 (original posting)6M California Repeater List, by George KN6LA
(with further editing by Dan N6BKL on 12--1--00, and AC6DN, on 12/23/00)******************************************************************************************
Freq's Call LOCATION PL.IN --- OUT
51.120 WB6WLV Mount Otay Packet
51.140 K6TZ Mt. Diablo, Santa Cruz Island Packet
51.160 K6TZ Vic Trace Reservoir, Santa Barbara Packet
51.200-51.700 WD6FGX Willits, Little Lake Valley-RG 114.8
51.220-51.720 KB7FQR Lake Tahoe 97.4-E
51.240-51.740 N6ME Fullerton, (linked to 145.400) 103.5
51.240-51.740 K7WWA Willits 114.8
51.260-51.760 WE6R Monterey 114.8
51.280-51.780 KB7IP Menlo Park 114.8
51.280-51.780 K6PYP Westwood 82.5
51.300-51.800 KB6KJX Ellensburg,WA. (100.0-E ?)
51.300-51.800 KM6XU Santa Rosa 114.8
51.300-51.800 N6VYT Clovis - CARP 141.3"CERT"
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF King City - CERT*** 136.5
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Santa Cruz - CERT*** 131.8
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF San Jose - CERT*** 100.0
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Concord - CERT*** 127.3
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Los Banos - CERT*** 156.7
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Fresno - CERT*** 162.2
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Poplar - CERT*** 167.9
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF San Luis Obispo - CERT*** 118.8
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Bakersfield - CERT*** 173.8
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Santa Barbara - CERT*** 110.9
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Napa - CERT*** 151.4
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Mt. Vaca - CERT*** 141.3
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF San Mateo - CERT*** 123.0
51.320-51.820 WR6VHF Vollmer Pk. - CERT*** 107.251.340-81.840 KA6GBJ Thousand Palms, Indio Hills 107.2
51.340-51.840 WB6ZCO Camarillo, Camarillo Hills 82.8-E
51.360-51.860 N6KNW Santa Clarita Valley, Valencia 82.5
51.360-51.860 WB6BGK Lompoc, Tranquillion Peak 82.5
51.380-51.880 W6BJ Visalia, 26 miles East, 5700 ft. 114.8
51.380-51.880 N6UGD Westchester, Loyola Marymount, (no tone specified)
51.400-51.900 KC6MQL West SFV & East Ventura Co. 82.5
51.420-51.920 N6OHI San Jose 114.8-E
51.440-51.940 WB6RHQ Buzzard's Roost, Malibu, Linked to 'CARS', 82.5
51.440-51.940 KC6USM Magalia 110.9-E
51.440-51.940 ??? Modesto coverage- 114.8 (minimum information)
51.460-51.960 W6NVY Blue Ridge (Wrightwood) 82.5
51.460-51.960 N0EDS Lake County, Napa 167.9
51.480-51.980 W6NVY Oat Mt., Chatsworth 82.5
51.480-51.980 N6MAI Pine Hill ( no. Cal.) 114.8
52.000-52.500 WA6ZOI Mount Wilson 151.4 (tied to a system of another band)
52.000-52.500 KC6ZJW Clear Lake 167.9
52.060-52.560 N6BKL Frazier Mtn. (linked to 52.68 & 51.94)"CARS" 82.5
52.060-52.560 N7NGM Prescott, AZ. Mt Union (linked to Calif.) 100.0-E "CARS"
52.080-52.580 K0JPK East Los Angeles 103.5
52.080-52.580 ???? Reno, NV. area. (tone not yet confirmed, possibly 114.8 hz)
52.100-52.600 WA6ZZL Cuyamaca Peak, San Diego 107.2
52.100-52.600 KC6OVD Mount Pheasant, Bakersfield 82.5
52.100-51.600 WB6OHV Auburn 156.7
52.120-52.620 W6KRW Lomas Ridge, Orange Hills 103.5
52.140-52.640 KB6CJZ Huntington Beach (Low Level) 173.8
52.140-52.640 WA6FUL San Mateo 136.5
52.160-52.660 WB6TTS Palmdale 82.5
52.160-52.660 KD6OAG San Jose 127.3
52.180-52.680 N6BCE Barstow / Victorville (linked to 52.56 & AZ) "CARS" 82.5
52.180-52.680 W6NWG San Diego / Palomar ARC 107.2
52.200-52.700 Test Pair
52.200-52.700 WA6EHD Santiago Pk., Orange Co. 82.5 Kaiser H. Club
52.200-52.700 WB6BPO Forest Hill - Placer S&R 131.8
52.220-52.720 KJ6RA Mt. Shasta (8300 Ft.) 123.0
52.240-52.740 N6ENL Mount Lukens- ? (Linked to 224.780) (gone private in '99)
52.240-52.740 WV6F Vacaville 127.3
52.260-52.760 WA6ZNM Wolf Mtn.- overlooking Grass Valley, PL. ??
52.260-52.760 K6EAG Hayward, CA. 114.8
52.280-52.780 W6LIE McKittrick Peak (w. of Bakersfield) 82.5
52.300-52.800 N6RKS Bonny Doon, Santa Cruz Mtns. 114.8
52.300-52.800 N6FFI Sierra Peak 82.5
52.300-52.800 WD6APP San Diego, 107.2
52.320-52.820 N6CRF Santiago Peak 103.5 (closed)
52.340-52.840 WB6ARQ Mount Wilson 71.9 (space shuttle audio)
52.340-52.840 WA6MNM Slide, NV. , Tahoe 123.0
52.360-52.860 KC6WGR Contractors Pt (LA) 82.5
52.360-52.860 WB6VKH Sacramento Berryessa Radio Club none
52.380-52.880 WA6VPL Near Lompoc on Oak Mt. 82.5
52.400-52.900 KB6MIP Orange Co. Area 82.5
52.400-52.900 KB6SJT Modesto, Mt. Oso 114.8
52.400-52.900 KB6TDJ Santa Paula, Ventura County 103.5
52.420-52.920 K6BVA Santa Barbara 82.5-E
52.440-52.940 WB6YWL Mt. Diablo, Concord, Central Calif. 114.8
52.460-52.960 WA6MDJ LA / Baldwin Hills 82.5
52.460-52.960 WB6VHH Sacramento none
52.480-52.980 N6KZB Strawberry Peak, Lake Arrowhead 103.5
52.480-52.980 K6SMR Red Mt., Ventura County (SMRA)82.5 (103.5 Anti PL)
52.480-52.980 WB6DAX Pollock Pines N. CA. 114.8
52.480-52.980 WB6DAX Blue Mt. N. CA. 141.3
52.480-52.980 N6ZQK Foresthill N. CA. 131.8
53.040-53.540 KC6FLG Huntington Bch. (currently low-elevation) 82.5
53.240-52.640 K7WWA Laytonville 114.8 (600kc split)
53.240-52.640 WA6FUL San Mateo 136.5 (600kc split)
53.280-52.680 KD6ZL Palo Alto 136.5 (600kc split)
52.410-53.410 N9CZV Show Low, Greens Peak, AZ. 110.9 (1mhz split)
52.040-53.040 WB7BYV Prescott, AZ. (airport facility) No p/l indicated (1mhz split)
52.010-53.010 WB7QGJ Phoenix, AZ (127.3 eastside, 136.5 westside)(1mhz split)
52.190-53.190 N9CZV Angel Pk, Las Vegas 110.9 (1mhz split) (linked to 53.41)
52.010-53.010 WB6TNP Lower Mt. Potosi, Las Vegas no p/l (1mhz split)
52.720-53.720 WB7CGQ Tucson, Mt Lemmon (1 mhz split) 136.5 p/l or c/s.QSO/Calling Freq's (50.125)U.S.B.
QSO/Calling Freq's (50.300)F.M.
QSO/Calling Freq's (50.400)A.M.
FM/National Calling Freq's (52.525)
FM Simplex Freq's
(51.500) (51.520) (51.540) (51.560) (51.580) (51.600)
(52.020) (52.040) (52.525) (52.540)
(53.020) (53.520) suggested remote-base freq: 53.000 (per 1990 SCRRBA
decision)(AC6DN):
52.49 Santa Clara Valley TAC
52.54, 114.8r/t, Santa Cruz Co. TAC******************************************************************************************
"E" stands for enhanced: this means that with a strong signal you do not need a PL. , if you are weak into the repeater and use PL. it will hold the squelch open so you can get through.
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CERT*** These repeaters are part of the "Communication Emergency Response Team". Repeaters are open, however CERT activity has priorty. CERT coverage area is primarily central and northern California, and work is ongoing to link all 14 sites together. All CERT rptrs operate on 51.82-, with different site access tones.
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The 'CARS' network operates in an open fashion, but does not welcome remote bases from other bands. This is due mainly to annoying touch-tones and other extraneous tones or carriers emitted from the majority of controllers in use as remotes. CARS was exclusively designed and built to serve the six meter community, and all of its linking is done 'in-band', quite unlike most 'linked' repeater systems found today.
As a result, users must follow a couple of simple rules:1>Do not key up until the repeater you are on has COMPLETELY DROPPED OUT. This common bad habit is referred to as 'Quick-Keying'. Courtesy tones
are insignificant. All of the repeaters have timers tied directly to their keying line, hence you MUST let hangtimes drop completely in order to reset. This also allows a period for others to break-in if necessary.2>When you do key your mic, wait before you begin speaking. This is due to the numerous p/l decoders throughout the network that 'slow' the reaction time of the system. A safe rule would be... key your mic and WAIT 2 SECONDS BEFORE YOU BEGIN TALKING. Otherwise, the first few syllables you utter will be heard by no one! This bad habit on the part of many Hams is known as 'Racing the Mic'.
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AGAIN, THANKS TO GEORGE, WILL, PAUL, BRUNO, WAYNE, MIKE, JOHN, AND ALL THE OTHERS WHO HELPED CONTRIBUTE INFO FOR THIS LIST.........Dan
NOTE: FOR VIEWING THE KN6LA WEBPAGE 6M LISTING, ACCESS THE FOLLOWING:
http://www.vcnet.com/KN6LA/6m.htmlAS REPEATERS ARE FOUND NOT TO BE RESPONDING TO THEIR SIX METER INPUTS, BUT RATHER SOME OTHER BAND, THEY WILL BE STRICKEN FROM THIS LIST. THEY WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED AS REPEATERS, BUT RATHER AS 'DUMPOUTS'. TWO SUCH 'DUMPOUTS' HAVE BEEN FOUND IN LOS ANGELES....AND MORE ARE SUSPECT......BKL
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