2m Repeaters (1 Viewer)

[primer7]

While I know you can look up the Nevada repeaters on the web is there a guide/book available that lists the repeaters that one could purchase and perhaps keep in the glove box?

 

[rusty_tlc]

ARRL sells one, you can get it from Ham City or any of the other places out there. In my experience it isn't all that great.

 

[CV Kurt]

While I know you can look up the Nevada repeaters on the web is there a guide/book available that lists the repeaters that one could purchase and perhaps keep in the glove box?

Northern Nevada Repeater Directory

or use this CARCON - Search Database.

 

[primer7]

As far as repeaters go, do you all keep certain ones stored into memory, such as Peavine, Mt. Rose, etc.

 

[CV Kurt]

As far as repeaters go, do you all keep certain ones stored into memory, such as Peavine, Mt. Rose, etc.

I purchased programming software for me radio so I could easily load it lots of settings... for repeaters and simplex. I also loaded in some of the local policy/fire frequencies.

If I were to load in by hand, I'd load a few simplex frequencies, such as 146.520 (national simplex calling frequency) and 146.460 (used by a number of off-road clubs), and then a few key local repeaters, namely the Wide Area Data Group linked repeaters, see WADG Repeaters - Reno, Carson City, Lake Tahoe Areas. And then others as I needed them.

-- Kurt