What area are you talking about? Joe M.
Jim wrote: > > mch wrote: > > Found once source: > > <http://www.qsl.net/ecara/wayback/page17.html> > > > > But it doesn't say where the first modern (automatic retransmitting) > > repeater was... or whose callsign. > > > > Joe M. > > Hmmm-there must be a few errors in there about the exact band segments. > The first FM repeater here was a RACES machine down in the 145 segment > (different rules), but the first non-RACES repeater was 146.34 in and > 146.76 out, circa 1968?, next was 146.46 in and 146.82 out in 1969, > right after that was 146.88 in, 146.40 out (that's right!). The .76 > machine was 'whistle-up', the other two were carrier squelch. > > Also the UHF repeaters that I know of were 449.0-449.95 in, and > 447.0-447.95 out. > -- > Jim Barbour > WD8CHL > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
