Repeaters


Repeater Update

Repeater news

2008
2 June - VK3RBO ATV repeater back on air
25 June - VK4RGC and VK4RBX D-Star repeaters on air
4 August - VK3RGL 2 metre repeater now using 91.5 Hz CTCSS
15 October - VK3RBP 439.700 MHz now requires 123 Hz CTCSS
16 October - VK2RMB 438.175 MHz now requires 123 Hz CTCSS
23 October - Perth D-Star in operation
6 Dec - New repeater VK2RLJ (Jindabyne area) planned for 146.875 and 438.450 MHz
9 Dec - New 6 metre repeater planned for VK4 (Sarina)

2009
9 Feb - VK2RUW and VK2RMP 70cm repeaters now using 123 Hz CTCSS
21 Feb - VK7REC 2 metre repeater now using 123 Hz CTCSS
23 Feb - VK3RPS 23cm repeater is now operational
1 March - VK4RNC 439.625 (Wilkes Knob) replaces VK4RTW (Mount Lofty) on the same frequency
1 March - VK4RGQ 439.300 (Darlington Range) replaces VK4RGB (Nerang) on the same frequency
2 March - VK3RWA is being modified and will require 91.5 HZ CTCSS access tone
5 March - VK3RPS IRLP/Echolink repeater now testing on 147.200 MHz
10 March - VK3ROU 438.225: callsign change to VK3RML; 91.5 CTCSS required
14 March - VK2RSC 146.800 repeater now requires 123 Hz CTCSS access tone
27 March - VK3RSV echolink node operating on 2 metres; 70 cm frequencies also planned.
7 April - VK3RPS 2 metre repeater now operational
11 June - VK2RAG D-Star repeater being prepared for use

IRLP and Echolink nodes

For latest details and operating status of Australian and worldwide IRLP and Echolink nodes:
  IRLP NODES: check the IRLP home site by clicking this Link.
  ECHOLINK NODES: check the Echolink home site by clicking this Link.

The WIA repeater data base

We aim to keep our repeater listing up to date - but for this we depend on information from our fellow amateurs. If you are aware of any additions, changes or corrections that need to be made to the Australian Repeater Directory, please send the details to tac@wia.org.au.

Latest updates to the data base

2008
12 May - VK3RPL Portland 146.825, 438.500 added to list
15 May - VK2RMG Bellingen - Nambucca 438.125 added
29 May - Updates for VK2ROO, VK2RGN, VK2RTD, VK2RMG, VK2RMA
29 May - Updates for VK4RGC, VK4RBT, VK4RGY, VK4RCC, VK4RBX
10 June - Updated details for VK3REB, VK3REG, VK3REM and VK3RTU
17 June - Updates to sponsors list
20 June - Updates from VK1, VK5, VK6
25 June - Updates for VK4RGC, VK4RBX and VK4RDS
28 June - Major update for VK4
30 June - D-Star update (all states)
8 July, 4 August - Further D-Star updates
18 August - Updated list format with CTCSS column
27 August - minor updates
2 Sept - VK2RWP added
8 Sept - VK3RHF details updated
15 Oct - VK3RBP details updated
16 Oct - VK2RMB details updated
23 Oct - Updates for VK6RWN, VK5RWN
10 Nov - D-Star updates
13 Nov - VK3RPS 23cm repeater added
6 Dec - addition of proposed VK2RLJ repeater
9 Dec - addition of proposed VK4RSA 6 metre repeater

2009
10 Jan - Updated details for VK4RGC and VK4RGQ
9 Feb - Updates for VK2RUW and VK2RMP
21 Feb - Update for VK7REC
23 Feb - Updates for VK3RMN, VK3RPS
1 March - VK4RTW, VK4RGB deleted; replaced by VK4RNC, VK4RGQ
2 March - VK3RWA update
5 March - addition of VK3RPS 147.200
6 March - addition of VK3RDK D-Star repeater
10 March - VK3ROU/VK3RML 70cm changes
14 March - VK2RSC changes
27 March - addition of VK3RSV Echolink node
7 April - Update status of VK3RPS: now operational
11 June - Addition of VK2RAG proposed D-Star repeater
11 June - Frequency update for VK2RDS - 439.8625 MHz
11 June - Update for D-Star listing in all states

Files For Download

Latest version of the Australian Repeater Directory - updated 7 April 2009
Repeater Directory 090407.pdf


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