When looking up repeater information, the best bet is the Texas VHF FM Society web site. They are the coordinators for Texas and their information is normally current and correct. Mike Hardwick.
| Downlink
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146.94000 |
|---|
|
Uplink
|
146.34000 |
| Offset |
-0.600 |
| Uplink Tone |
167.9 |
| Downlink Tone |
167.9 |
| Coverage |
35 mi radius.
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| Sponsor |
PRRL |
| Features |
Emergency power equipped |
| Notes |
800 |
| Nets |
Stir Crazy - Weekdays (Mon-Fri) at 12:00 (CST) WeekdaysBVARC - Monday at 20:00 (CST) |
The RepeaterBook entry for the 146.88 machine, WR5AAA, is very complete:
| Downlink
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146.88000 |
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Uplink
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146.28000 |
| Offset |
-0.600 |
| Uplink Tone |
167.9 |
| Downlink Tone |
167.9 |
| Coverage |
Covers entire Houston metropolitan area
north to Wallis, south to Dickenson, West to Sealy and East to
Daissetta.
Wide area coverage. |
| Notes |
1400-ft 75w |
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