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151.1375 is the input to the 154.4525 Repeater.

Thanks Mike :D

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Jim N7UAP - Bellingham, WA / InterceptRadio.com

Fixed.


There is actually a couple of these waiting to come on line. The three east of Port Angeles are up and working however... Im just waiting for a good day to go out west...

If that is in response to what I said, sorry- thats not what I meant... :wink:

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No. But some of the old boy experts, like myself, do need some help sometime, from others like you that know what OPSCAN means. Thanks for your help. MTM

I figure you guys know more about the available spectrum and whats out there than even the coordinators do... :mrgreen:

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"A well regulated breakfast, being necessary to the healthy start of the day, the right of the people to keep and eat food shall not be infringed."

Bringing this back from the morgue.The following article and seemed worthy of posting.

Article begins on Page 24.

http://digital.olivesoftware.com/Olive/ ... nCritical/

Mike

151.1375 is input to 154.4525 (R) it would appear.

Also watch for the NWRIC (Northwest Radio Interoperability Committee) coming soon to the north counties. The NWRIC idea was spawned from a FY2008 $7 Mil regional federal PSIC grant, . . . also with some WSP microwave involved. The project was first coined as the "Son of OpSCAN". Similar in thought process, but rather includes San Juan, Whatcom, Skagit, Island, and a connection to Snohomish county too. Will include some crossband (800, VHF, UHF) repeaters up in Whatcom along the I-5 corridor.

Skagit and Island will soon finish their new (155 megabit) microwave installs, but had one last delay to overcome on South Whidbey, waiting for a nesting Osprey to naturally vacate (migrate away) from the Cultas Bay tower. Both Skagit and Island seek to interconnect each others tower sites using an IP protocol, (read: MPLS).

SnoMars is also up now too on 453.350 and of course on the old 153.770. A separate third VHF channel will follow in 2011 for WSP patching into the SERS 800Mhz system.