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Discover the Joy of Amateur Radio
The Amateur Radio Service offers a unique mix of public service, technology and experimenting with electronics all with an emphasis on fun. Some hams use their skills to provide communications during emergencies and disasters when other forms of communication fail. Others enjoy talking to people across the country and around the globe, participating in contests and building experiments. More Information
Frequencies Filtered By Mode - MMDVM
| Frequency Sort descending | Callsign | Title | Mode / Features | Access (Encode) Tone | Optional Squelch Tone | Offset | Elevation | Location (Sponsor) | Region | Network | Status |
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| 444.175 MHz | VE7EQN | Rutland DMR / P25 / NXDN/ C4FM(YSF) / D-Star(XLX). Possible analog in future. Primary mode DMR. |
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+5.000 MHz | 410 m | Kelowna (VE7EQN) | Okanagan, BC | On Air |
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| 444.800 MHz | VA7NBC | Kuipers Peak (DMR) DMR / P25 / NXDN/ C4FM(YSF) / D-Star(XLX). Possible analog in future. Primary mode DMR. |
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+5.000 MHz | 660 m | Kelowna (VA7UN) | Okanagan, BC | On Air |
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| 449.600 MHz | VA7VTV | Turtle Mtn (DMR) DMR / P25 / NXDN/ C4FM(YSF) / D-Star(XLX). Possible analog in future. Primary mode DMR. |
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-5.000 MHz | 810 m | Vernon (VA7UN) | Okanagan, BC | On Air |
