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Burmis Ridge

Callsign

VE6HRP

150 kms

Burmis Ridge

Base Frequency

145.390 MHz

Transmit Offset

-0.600 MHz

Access Tone

110.9 Hz

Mode / Features

FM Voice

Location (Sponsor)

Burmis / Pincher Creek (FARS)

Band

2 Meters (144-148 MHz)

Status

Off Air

Type

Repeater

Elevation

1410.00 m

Short Comment

Crowsnest Pass. Hwy 3 Ft MacLeod to Coleman. SW to Castle Mountain Resort. Hwy 22 north to 520.

Region

Highway 3

Alberta

Coordinated By

Other

Network

Foothills Network

Verified

2208

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