SJV Repeaters

W6LIE Club & SJV Repeaters:

W6LIE CLUB REPEATERS:

145.150 - PL Tone 100 Breckenridge Mt. Echolink: W6LIE-R node# 487530 currently offline
224.060 - PL Tone 100 Breckenridge Mt.

52.780 - PL Tone 82.5 Grapevine Peak Off the air due to storm damage 1/2/2011
146.910 - PL Tone 100 Grapevine Peak Temporary antenna due to storm damage 1/2/2011
443.900 + PL Tone 100 Temporary Location North of Town

**Please respect members, their dues help pay for the repeaters.

the following open repeater:
147.210 + PL Tone 100 Mt. Adelaide

Mark KG6KKV offers the following open repeaters:
147.150 + PL Tone 100
444.425 + PL Tone 100
51.880 - PL Tone 114.8
224.520 - PL Tone 100

Ron K6RET has the following open repeaters

147.270 + offset, PL 94.8
224.780 – offset, PL 100.0
444.925 + offset PL, 103.5
927.1250 – offset, DPL 125.

The 2M, 1.25CM and 70 CM repeaters are linked fulltime.

The 33CM repeater is standalone.

Ted N6SMU offers the following open repeaters:

146.670 - PL Tone 100 Mt. Adelaide
444.750 + PL Tone 141.3 Mt Adelaide
The 444.750 has the following links:
six meter 52.525 simplex
ten meter 29.60 simplex

The Lake Isabella area offers the following open repeaters:
146.805 - PL Tone 156.7 Rocky Point.
145.450 - PL Tone 156.7 Sawmill Rd.
145.190 - PL Tone 67 Oak Flat (Kern River Canyon)

Bird Springs Pass has the following open repeater:
146.085 - PL Tone 141.3
This machine is east of (Lake Isabella) Kelso Valley,
and offers wide coverage into the high desert.
This repeater can be hit from some parts of Bakersfield and the Valley floor.

Kaiser Permanente Amateur Radio Network (KPARN)

Installed two new repeaters in the Bakersfield area. These repeaters are low level (on KP office building) and linked to repeaters in the LA area. Additional information on KPARN is located at www.kparn.org.

We are looking to test and validate that these repeaters meet our emergency communications requirements. If you would please make your members aware of these repeaters and to see how they perform locally and also with the LA link, it would be appreciated. Please forward any comments to my attention. Duane WB9RER@gmail.com

The Bakersfield six meter repeater has input frequency (mobile transmit) of 51.40 with tone of 123.0 and a repeater output frequency (mobile receive) of 51.90 also with a tone of 123.0.

Bakersfield UHF repeater has input frequency (mobile transmit) of 446.200 with tone of 123.0 and a repeater output frequency (mobile receive) of 441.200 also with a tone of 123.0.