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Here is a list of Fusion repeaters in Washington state


145.2100 +2.78 MHz D023 Mazama, Edelweiss Community Okanogan NO7RF
146.7600 -0.6 MHz 100.0 Port Angeles, Striped Peak Clallam W7FEL
442.7250 +5 MHz 100.0 Mill Creek Snohomish WR7DS
442.9750 +5 MHz 103.5 Snohomish, Clearview Snohomish WA7DEM
443.5250 +5 MHz Spokane Spokane WA7DRE
443.9000 +5 MHz 94.8 Vancouver, Larch Mountain Clark W7AIA
444.7250 +5 MHz 123.0 Edmonds Snohomish NW7DR
444.8500 +5 MHz D023 Winthrop, Horizon Flats Okanogan NO7RF

Gracias.

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Just because they're listed doesn't mean they're actually active though. A sad fact. :(

I know that all are on the air in mixed mode at least except for Vancouver and Spokane. The repeater in Edmonds will do analog, D-STAR and Fusion.

443.9 is mixed mode active in Clark. Heard lots of fusioning going on the other day.

Although we have fusion repeaters in the area, they are unfortunately not connect via IP/WIRES-X. I can speak for Clearview, Edmonds, Port Angeles and Mill Creek. NO7RF did have it connected but disconnected it to free up his 400. Apparently according to his website (http://www.trbo.org/fusion/wires-x.html), someone is making a TRBO-Fusion gateway. http://www.trbo.org/fusion/

Just discovered that WA7LAW has a new Fusion Repeater operational at BakerView Apartments .444.575 + T103.5

Here is a list of Fusion WIRES-X systems on the air now from Yaesu web site. It doesn't give a list of frequencies unfortunately.

K7RFH Kent
WA7DRE Spokane
KB7APU Vancouver
KG7LAA Roslyn
KA7VEE Mount Vernon
KF7SDL Maple Valley
NE7IL Winthrop
KG7KPH Tacoma
KB7APU Vancouver
K7GJT Vancouver
NO7RF Winthrop
N7XLD Kirkland

Yup. We talked about it at breakfast on Friday. He likes the radio - says the APRS function works well. He'll play with Fusion just to understand it.

He'll probably put the repeater up at Komo temporarily, just to try it out. For him, the allure of a $500 dual band repeater was too good to pass up.

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Four more Fusion Systems:

Everett - 147.180, along with the 444.575 (Sponsored by the SnoHams club). Both are on Auto/Auto, 103.5 for analog side. The repeaters used to be linked together, but are now un-linked. Most users are trying to keep the Fusion noise on the UHF repeater.

Baldi - 147.220 (Sponsored by Rob/AF7PR). Due to an antenna issue, it's a bit deaf right now. 103.5 analog. It's co-channeled with the South Whidbey Island repeater (127.3)

Baldi - 440.075 (Sponsored by N7OEP). Workable from my house, and around Seattle. Also talked to a guy who was mobile in the Olympia area, and he was 100% digital copy. It's working well.

Soon to come:

Seattle - KOMO TV Tower repeater, 444.425, will be swapped out to a Fusion box in the next few weeks. Probably just an experiment for awhile.

Seattle - KCTS TV Tower, unknown what frequency. May be a permanent installation.

Brad/N7ER

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Barry/K7PAL installed his Fusion repeater on the KOMO tower today. It replaced his Quantar P25 machine.

Good signal reports around Seattle.

Frequency 444.425. PL 141.3 for the analog side.

Unknown if this is a permanent change, or if the Fusion equipment will remain there permanently.

Brad.

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