PARKLAND AMATEUR RADIO CLUB INC. REPEATERS:
IRLP / EchoLink Nodes:
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Tone RX: |
Tone TX: |
IRLP: |
EchoLink: |
Equip.: |
Rpt_BK: |
Coverage: |
CallSign: |
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Hudson Bay |
146.520 |
N/A |
N/A |
1800 |
488217 |
Equip: |
N/A: |
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VA5TM |
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Tisdale |
146.700- |
N/A |
N/A |
1376 |
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Equip: |
Info: |
N/A: |
VE5FXR |
| Yorkton |
145.690- |
N/A |
N/A |
1622 |
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N/A: |
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VE5LWF |
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Basic IRLP Operating Guidelines
Saskatchewan Reflector 9300:
The Saskatchewan Reflector is Located at
Canora
and Hosted and Maintained by:
PARC
Equipment:
Pi
Embedded Node
Saskatchewan 2M Linked Net. The net meets every weeknight (Mon -
Fri) at 9:00PM local time (0300 UTC) on the various IRLP linked
repeaters throughout the province. Stations from anywhere are always
welcome to check in
We Use Both IRLP & UHF/VHF Radio's To Link To The Following
Repeaters:
Canora,
Kamsack,
Norquay,
Rocanville, &
Yorkton
UHF Link Repeater System is a
CLOSED System
And Not To Be Transmitted On.
PARC Chit Chat Net
We Meet On The Air Regularly Every Sunday At 8:00 PM Local Time (0200 UTC)
On Saskatchewan Reflector: 9307
Stations From Anywhere are Always Welcome to Check In
UHF/VHF Link is FULL TIME
Reflector 9307 is Used to Connect IRLP Nodes & To Link to the
Rocanville Repeater
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A few nodes and reflectors of note:
- 3270
- Sinbad System. This node is often tied into this
system in South/Eastern Utah.
- 3574
- Rainbow Canyons ARC, Cedar City, UT. This node
can be tied into the Intermountain Intertie.
- 3925
- Associated with the Bridgerland Amateur Radio Club in
Logan.
- 5620
- This is the WA7GIE system on UHF: It is almost
always connected to the Western Reflector.
- 9070
- The Alaskan Reflector. Various Alaskan nodes are
connected here: Often connected to the Western
Reflector.
- 9250
- The Western Reflector. Based out of Las Vegas,
many western U.S. and Canadian nodes are connected to
this system as well as other across the globe.
- 9350
- Los Angeles hub reflector. California/Los
Angeles nodes often connect here.
A "Node" is an IRLP-equipped station: Two nodes may
connect to each other, but no-one else can connect to either
one. A "Reflector" is like a party line: Several
nodes can connect to a reflector and talk with each other. |
We Use The Following IRLP Nodes:
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Satellite Frequencies: ON AIR |
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A0-91
Uplink (TX): 435.250 MHz (67 Hz)
Downlink (RX): 145.960 MHz
Website: |
A0-92
Uplink (TX): 435.350 MHz (67 Hz)
Downlink (RX): 145.880 MHz
Website: |
ARISS
Uplink (TX): 145.990 MHz (67 Hz)
Downlink (RX): 437.800 MHz
Website:
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