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INFORMATION ABOUT C. O. R. A. REPEATERS
ABOUT THE REPEATERS WE OPERATE:
ALL OF THE REPEATERS WE OPERATE ARE OPEN TO ALL PROPERLY LICENSED RADIO AMATEURS.
SITE 1: 145.180 OUTPUT 144.580 INPUT, CTCSS 1B, 107.2 HZ, COVERS SAN DIEGO METRO AREAS. (IRLP ON THIS REPEATER, NODE ID: 3505)*
SITE 2: 145.120 OUTPUT 144.520 INPUT, CTCSS 3B 123.0 HZ, COVERS SAN DIEGO COUNY MOUNTAINS AND IMPERIAL COUNTY.
SITE 3: 447.580 OUTPUT 442.580 INPUT, CTCSS 3Z, 123.0 HZ, COVERS SAN DIEGO METRO AREAS.
SITE 4: 446.420 OUTPUT 441.420 INPUT, CTCSS 3A, 127.3 HZ, COVERS EL CAJON, SANTEE, AND LAKESIDE AREAS.
SITE 7: 446.420 OUTPUT 441.420 INPUT, CTCSS 3Z 123.0 HZ, COVERS LAGUNA MOUNTAIN, AND DESERT AREAS
SITE 5: 927.5125 OUTPUT 902.5125 INPUT, CTCSS 3Z, 123.0 HZ, COVERS SAN DIEGO METRO AREAS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The power amp on 145.120 has failed and is being repaired. Currently the transmitter is operating on the exciter only. Thanks HDC, Well it's summer again and with it comes inversion layers and other conditions that cause an increase in co-channel interferrance. As most of you know, we share frequencies with other repeaters to the north of us and we always hear them to a greater or lesser degree all of the time but, in the spring and summer, we have conditions that make matters much more intense. Our repeaters are closer and "capture" the signals from the local repeaters but in some locations the co-channel folks get pretty strong so it makes it hard to copy the local equipment. This is a problem that just comes with the business of co-channel co-existance. Please have patience and stick with it; it will get better eventually. Thanks HDC
* This IRLP Node is open to all users. We hope, with the cooperation of our users that proper operation and general courtesy can keep it this way. NOTE: The node is unavailable between 23:00 and 06:00 local time. The knock down command for the node is: < 73 >. Before you send any commands, like accessing a node please give your call sign and ask if the repeater is in use and give your intentions. It is not necessary to say which node you wish to "dial-up" just say you are going to use the IRLP. Some other useful commands are as follows: to interogate node status, (whether the node is currently connected or "clear") enter <**> (star star) a voice message will inform you of node status. Entering <##> will send the current local time. Please disconnect the node when you are through!! Thanks More Later HDC
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