The BVARC web page used to have all the Houston area frequencies listed,
don't remember if it was cross linked from another group, but would be a
good idea to return, especially for use in times of weather events.
Salt Grass Link system used to have a site with their linked repeaters
(Haven't checked in a long time, but a Google search should turn up the
site.)
ALSO: Don't forget the ARRL Repeater book, most ham stores carry it, or
go to: www.ARRL.org store to order a copy, which now offers a CD copy
to use in programming most newer radios.
Howard Bingham, who cut his ham teeth on a nearly 20 year old Yaesu
FT-727R (Which I am told was the first Yaesu HT to offer a built in PL
tone card.).
KE5APJ
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On 9/25/2017 9:37 AM, SETX Telecom via BVARC wrote:
Check repeaterbook.com <http://repeaterbook.com> for local
frequencies...444.3 is IRLP tied to the Western Intertie System...so
it's active all the time
Some UHF repeaters are closed...the listing on repeaterbook will show
if open or closed
Chris
WB5ITT
On Sep 24, 2017 10:07 PM, "Gayle Dotts via BVARC" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Scanned my UHF radio tons and only found one frequency 444.300
PL123.0 operating at all hours of the day and night, which is
fantastic but wondering if that is the only one for Harris - Ft.
Bend - Montgomery County?
I enjoy listening in and occasionally joining in, could someone
please advise.
Thanks
Gayle
KF5LVZ
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