| Call | Freq | Offset | Tone | Mode | Sponsor | Note | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| W4RYZ; | 145.210 | Minus | 100 | FM/Fusion | PCARC | 100 Hz tone also on the output | On |
| AC4QB | 145.330 | Minus | 100 | FM | AC4QB | On | |
| KK4TAD | 146.880 | DV-DSTAR | BCARES | On | |||
| KB9PTP | 443.025 | +5 | 103.5 | FM | KB9PTP | On | |
| AC4QB | 53.050 | Minus | None | FM | AC4QB | On | |
| linked | 444.175 | +5 | 100 | FM | SARNET | State-wide | On |
Bay County Simplex: 146.565 FM
Wires X:
Node 83490 / 443.025 PL 103.5 Simplex "Analog" 50 watts managed by Jamey KB9PTP
Echolink:
Echolink is now available on the 145.210 W4RYZ Repeater. This will allow stations out of the repeater coverage area to talk on the repeater via the internet. The node name is N4KGL-R.
An amateur radio license is required to use Echolink. Please download, install, and run the EchoLink software first. This registers your call with the system. Then, return to the Validation page to proceed with your callsign validation.
To use your smartphone, download the Echolink App from the App Store on your phone.
Select Node N4KGL-R
The node link is located at my QTH.
Thanks,
Greg N4KGL
APRS:
The Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) operates in the Bay County Area on 144.390 FM. See this map for reports. There is information on APRS at findu.com and this site.
The Statewide Amateur Radio Network (SARnet) is a network of linked UHF voice repeaters that serves the State of Florida. The repeaters are operated by their local trustees and the network that connects them together does not interfere with the local use of the repeaters. These UHF repeaters were specifically chosen in part because the voice traffic on them is light. This helps ensure that long conversations and rag-chews are rare on SARnet since any SARnet traffic brings up ALL of the repeaters on the network. See https://www.sarnetfl.com/ for more info.
DMR:
The TGIF DMR Network hosts a talk group TG 850 Florida Panhandle Rag Chew. This is an informal DMR talk group where local hams in the Florida Panhandle between Tallahassee and Pensacola (area code 850) can gather, hang out, and fellowship. All other hams are welcome, too, of course! Click here for more information.
The Statewide Amateur Radio Network (SARnet) is a network of linked UHF voice repeaters that serves the State of Florida. The repeaters are operated by their local trustees and the network that connects them together does not interfere with the local use of the repeaters. These UHF repeaters were specifically chosen in part because the voice traffic on them is light. This helps ensure that long conversations and rag-chews are rare on SARnet since any SARnet traffic brings up ALL of the repeaters on the network. See https://www.sarnetfl.com/ for more info.
DMR:
The TGIF DMR Network hosts a talk group TG 850 Florida Panhandle Rag Chew. This is an informal DMR talk group where local hams in the Florida Panhandle between Tallahassee and Pensacola (area code 850) can gather, hang out, and fellowship. All other hams are welcome, too, of course! Click here for more information.
The DMR High Power Hotspot is off the air. A DMR Repeater is in the works for the future.
Bob Plank
KK4DIV
Packet Radio:
Packet Radio has started up again here in Bay County, Florida. Bob KK4DIV has a Bulletin Board System BBS at his home in Lynn Haven. The frequency is 145.050 on 2 Meter FM. Connect to KK4DIV-1 for the BBS. Also, check out the chat server at KK4DIV-2. An introduction to Packet Radio is here.
DSTAR:
The DStar repeater is up and running on the IHeart radio tower, thanks to Charlie NF4A for the use of this location.
The KK4TAD Repeater is operational for local use but is not hooked to the internet now.
146.8800 KK4TAD C node
DSTAR Users use your call in "mycall" and "KK4TAD C" in rpt1/rpt2 for 146.880.
