[PSAS] Launch site repeater information (2 meter)

[K Wilson]

A question came up about local repeaters for 2m near the
launch site and I've found these listed:

Millican, Pine Mountain
http://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?state_id=41&ID=198

Hampton, Glass Butte
http://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?state_id=41&ID=206

The links contain the information on frequency, offset and tone. I'm
not sure which repeater is closer. They are both listed as 'OPEN'.

See also:
High Desert Amateur Radio Group http://www.hidarg.org/

(PSAS flight operations will be (simplex) on 146.430 MHz)

[Nathan Bergey]

Thanks!

And to clarify, these are potentially busy public repeaters, *not*
what we will be using for launch coordination.

However, we've got all weekend so some HAM people might be interested
in working them for fun, and with the very large range it might be
useful for the convoy or people coming in Sunday morning to possibly
contact us from well outside the range of launch control.


-Nathan

Post by K Wilson
A question came up about local repeaters for 2m near the
Millican, Pine Mountain
http://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?state_id=41&ID=198
Hampton, Glass Butte
http://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?state_id=41&ID=206
The links contain the information on frequency, offset and tone. I'm
not sure which repeater is closer. They are both listed as 'OPEN'.
High Desert Amateur Radio Group http://www.hidarg.org/
(PSAS flight operations will be (simplex) on 146.430 MHz)
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[Wilson Alness]

Yes, both those repeaters work and have been used by other OROC members
before.

Cheers,
Wilson (not a HAM)

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Subject: Re: [PSAS] Launch site repeater information (2 meter)

Thanks!

And to clarify, these are potentially busy public repeaters, *not* what we
will be using for launch coordination.

However, we've got all weekend so some HAM people might be interested in
working them for fun, and with the very large range it might be useful for
the convoy or people coming in Sunday morning to possibly contact us from
well outside the range of launch control.


-Nathan

A question came up about local repeaters for 2m near the launch site
Millican, Pine Mountain
http://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?state_id=41&ID=198
Hampton, Glass Butte
http://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?state_id=41&ID=206
The links contain the information on frequency, offset and tone. I'm
not sure which repeater is closer. They are both listed as 'OPEN'.
High Desert Amateur Radio Group http://www.hidarg.org/
(PSAS flight operations will be (simplex) on 146.430 MHz)
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