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For those going to Seaside in two weeks, here's a re-post of frequencies for the SW Washington/NW Oregon area. I checked with N7BAG (Astoria resident), and he indicated that the repeater lineup down there hasn't changed at all since last year.
Repeaters:
146.660 (118.8) Official Talk-In repeater for SEAPAC, located near Seaside.
147.340 (118.8) W7BU Club Repeater, near Seaside.
147.100 (100) W7HSJ Repeater (unk location)
146.860 (100) Repeater near Illwaco, WA.
147.180 (118.8) N7XAC Repeater, I think it's on Megler. Linked to the Beach Net system.
146.760 (118.8) W7BU, Astoria
146.740 (118.8) W7BU, Astoria
147.060 (110.9) Baw Faw
52.930 (100) Baw Faw K7CH System (linked to 53.030/North Mtn, and 52.810/Nikolai Peak near Longview, Wa).
224.660 (114.8) Rainier Hill (Oregon Side of Longview)
440.925 (100) On Megler Mtn (WA side of Columiba, directly across from Astoria). Good coverage down to Seaside. Linked full time to the 444.500 repeater on Nikolai Peak (near Longview).
444.500 (100) On Nikolai Peak near Longview. Is linked to the 440.925 repeater full time. Between the two, they will provide pretty decent regional coverage from the I-5 corridor to the Washington/Oregon Coast. Owner of both repeaters is N7BAG of Astoria.
440.750 (100) W7HSJ Repeater at Arch Cape near Canon Beach (reportedly not responding lately)
444.775 (118.8) W7FBM Repeater On Megler Mtn, near Astoria (reportedly linked to 146.660 almost full time)
441.675 (118.8) N7XAC Repeater at KO Peak - linked to Beach Net System.
Simplex Suggestions:
50: 52.525, 52.450
144: 146.520, 146.580, 147.540
220: 223.500, 224.640
440: 446.000, 446.5625 (88.5hz PL)
900: No clue
1200: No clue
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Whatever.....
Last edited by Brad on Tue Jun 07, 2005 7:24 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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