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Okanagan Mtn

Callsign

VE7ROW

A single courtesy beep indicates a signal coming into the system on the VHF repeater (147.000+).

A triple beep indicates a signal being received by the UHF hub (449.125-).

50 kms

100 kms

Base Frequency

147.000 MHz

Transmit Offset

0.600 MHz

Access Tone

88.5 Hz

Optional Squelch Tone

88.5 Hz

Mode / Features

FM Voice

Location (Sponsor)

Kelowna (OCARC)

Band

2 Meters (144-148 MHz)

Status

On Air

Type

Repeater

Elevation

1575.00 m

Short Comment

Offset plus. Hwy 97 Osoyoos to Sicamous. Requires 2 seconds of carrier to activate. Normally linked to 146.860 Big White Mtn and 146.980 Mt Thynne (Coquihalla Hwy). Can also be linked to the SIRG network.

Region

Okanagan

Coordinated By

Orchard City Amateur Radio Club

secretary@ocarc.ca

Network

Okanagan Link System (and Southern Interior Rptr Group)

Verified

2507