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Lone Butte

Callsign

VE7AZQ

150 kms

Lone Buttle

Base Frequency

147.220 MHz

Transmit Offset

0.600 MHz

Access Tone

88.5 Hz

Mode / Features

FM Voice

Location (Sponsor)

Lone Butte (VE7LX)

Band

2 Meters (144-148 MHz)

Status

On Air

Elevation

1240.00 m

Short Comment

100 Mile. Hwy 97 South to Begbie Summit. Hwy 24 east to Bridge Lake.

Region

Cariboo

Coordinated By

Other

Verified

2209

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