Arc frequencies

From MMAE

This describes the frequencies orignially programmed and cloned into all the club T2H radios. Some members may have updated their radios so that they no longer match. If you would like your radio re-cloned, talk to Steve. This list may be stale, updating it would be a good idea.

Contents 1 frequencies 2 Updates 3 Longer descriptions 3.1 channels 1-19 3.2 channels 20-34 3.3 channels 35-40 4 70cm frequencies 5 Updates

[edit] frequencies

ch	frequency	tone / duplex	description
1	146.640	103.5 -dup T SQL	UCF 2m
2	147.165	103.5 +dup T SQL	ARES/RACES Seminole County
3	147.285	103.5 +dup T	LMARS (Lake Monroe ARS / Seminole County)
4	146.730	103.5 -dup T	ARES/RACES Orange County
5	146.760	103.5 -dup T	OARC [central] (Orlando Amateur Radio Club)
6	146.820	103.5 -dup T	OARC D-STAR prob not analog
7	145.110	103.5 -dup T	OARC [south]
8	147.015	103.5 +dup T	OARC [North / Apopka]
9	147.090	103.5 +dup T (TSQL?)	Seminole ARES/RACES alternate repeater
10	145.230	123.0 +dup T	Peisly/Deland repeater (very high!)
11	146.805	103.5 -dup T	LMARS Enterprise (EchoLink)
12	147.300	103.5 +dup T SQL	Walt Disney World Amateur Radio Club
13	147.060	103.5 +dup T	Central Florida Repeater Association
14	145.130	103.5 -dup T	Florida Electronic Communications Association
15	147.345	103.5 -dup T SQL	Oakland
16	147.180	127.3 -dup T SQL	Clermont
17	147.390	103.5 +dup T SQL	Bahia Shrine AR unit Orlando
18	147.120	1093.5 +dup T	KT4AZ 147120.com
19
20	147.360	103.5 +dup T	Cocoa
21	145.210	103.5 -dup T SQL	Apopka
22	145.450	103.5 -dup T	(? PARC) Orlando
23	147.090	103.5 -dup T SQL	(? CFDA) Orlando
24	146.910	103.5 -dup T SQL	Titusville ARC
25	146.970	103.5 -dup T	Titusville ARC
26	145.490	103.5 -dup T	Titusville
27
28	146.850	107.2 -dup T	Platinum Coast ARC / Melbourne
29	*145.370
30	*146.940
31	*147.360
32
33
34
35
36
37	146.520		National 2m Calling frequency
38	*145.370
39	147.450		Seminole County simplex frequency
40	146.460	103.5 T SQL	UCF ARC simplex frequency??

Note: SQL key reprogrammed as WX (weather): WX 03 is Orlando area.
Note: some radios have had their PowerSaving setting changed to AUTO.

[edit] Updates

These are frequencies that are candidates for changes to the above list. Items here should remain even after the list above is updated, until all members' radios are reprogrammed.

147.820 

(delete 6) converted to D-STAR, probably not useful on simplex

146.520 

USA 2m simplex calling frequency

147.120 

KT4AZ (#21, formerly 145.210, changed frequencies late 2005)

147.090 

new Seminole ARES/RACES repeater (2005)

146.565 

commonly used for simplex in Orlando, especially amongst the 147.120 crowd.

146.460 

add simplex frequency without tone?

other settings: WX, Auto off, channel skips

[edit] Longer descriptions

[edit] channels 1-19

Memories 1-8 are repeaters that appear to be be very local, and 1-6 are roughly in order of proximity to UCF. Out of 1-17, I have at some time in the past, been able to hit all but 147.015. Some of these are used for local radio nets that you might like to listen in on or join.

[edit] channels 20-34

20-28 are probably not local, mostly out of area or slightly out of area repeaters, but might be handy if we go to hamfests or space launches, etc.

146.940 (typo on ch 26?) 

This is a Titusville repeater that sometimes relays NASA Select during shuttle launches; Note that this repeater is not normally rechable in this area, but is faintly readable from the top of the Engineering building.

[edit] channels 35-40

39 (147.450) 

simplex frequency used by LMARS whenever they need a simplex frequency. This includes simplex night (first Monday of the month) for the Seminole county Traffic net.

40 (146.460) 

simplex frequency used by UCF ARC for various events, and also by Seminole County ARES/RACES when they need one, including their simplex night (same day as the traffic net above.) K1KWG also has a simplex echolink node on this frequency, although its range is very short.

[edit] 70cm frequencies

These are local 70 cm repeateres for those with 70cm or dual band radios. Repeaters without labels might not have been tested recently. Check the Florida Repeater Council web page for additional listings.

*	frequency	tone/duplex	description
*	442.750	103.5 T +dup	Seminole ARES/RACES (Altamonte)
?	442.075	103.5 Tsql +dup	(very high)
?	442.975	103.5 T +dup	LMARS (very short courtesy tone)
*	442.100	103.5 Tsql +dup	KE4TTE, near International Drive. IRLP node 2897.
	442.250	103.5 Tsqp +dup	KD4Z (very high) downtown Orlando
+	444.125	103.5 T +dup	AES (echolink) IRLP node 4904(?)
*	443.100	103.5 T +dup	N4HHA (hosts several nets)
	442.525	103.5 T +dup	Orange County ARES
	444.275	103.5 Tsql +dup	Downtown Orlando. IRLP node 4248.
	442.000	103.5 Tsql +dup	WDW
	442.350	103.5 T
	443.700	103.5 T	Orlando UHF
	442.600	103.5
	442.175	103.5

[edit] Updates

443.650 

Universal Studios, KW4GT. Often linked with 442.100 or 147.120.