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HELP NEEDED for cleanup event planned for Saturday September 6.

Please see details in the IRA Blog entry below.
   

 

 

The Independent Repeater Association maintains a network of 2-meter repeaters covering western Michigan from the Indiana border to the upper peninsula. Everyone is welcome to use and enjoy the linked-repeater system.

 

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CURRENT LINK STATUS

5/31/2010

Frequency Location Status
145.15 BATTLE CREEK Operational (94.8 Hz CTCSS)
145.15 PLEASANT VALLEY (MT. PLEASANT) Operational (103.5 Hz CTCSS)
145.15 TRAVERSE CITY Operational (114.8 Hz CTCSS)
145.29 WHITE CLOUD/BIG RAPIDS Operational (94.8 Hz CTCSS)
145.29 VANDERBILT/GAYLORD Operational (103.5 Hz CTCSS)
145.31 SCOTTVILLE Operational (94.8 Hz CTCSS)
145.33 MUSKEGON Operational (94.8 Hz CTCSS) 
145.47 ST. JOSEPH / BENTON HARBOR Operational (94.8 Hz CTCSS)
145.47 Jackson/Lansing Operational (114.8 Hz CTCSS)

*When in Lansing, you can access the Lansing receiver using an HT and a 100.0 or 107.2 Hz tone.

146.84 Mackinaw City Operational (103.5 Hz CTCSS)
147.16 GRAND RAPIDS Operational (94.8 Hz CTCSS)

*When in the Kalamazoo area you can access the Oshtemo receiver using a 107.2 Hz tone while listening to Grand Rapids 147.16.

*When in the Holland area, you can access the 147.16 link using a 118.8 Hz tone.

 

147.16 CADILLAC Operational ( 103.5 Hz CTCSS)

                     

 

The West Michigan Traffic Net is now on the link system on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights at 9 p.m.  Listen in and participate!

Pass messages, sharpen your net skills and help out!

THE SAME PEOPLE RAG-CHEWING FOR HOURS ON THE LINK SYSTEM IS DISCOURAGED. PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE AND COURTEOUS!

Please use, enjoy, communicate and make friends on the link-system, but try to refrain from rag-chewing longer than 10 or 15 minutes. There are potentially 2,600 hams in the available coverage area of the link-system and everyone deserves a turn. Courtesy is contagious.


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