MARS Repeaters

A Repeater is a radio installed at a location specifically selected to provide communications between stations that would be unlikely to communicate directly due to either terrain or distance. FM voice repeaters receive on one frequency, and re-transmit the received audio on a different frequency. This does require some specialized equipment.

Don’t worry if you don’t understand the following information.  Check out the FAQ or come on down to the clubhouse on any Sunday morning and you will meet several people eager to explain what all this means.

The Marin Amateur Radio Society operates several open voice repeaters in Marin County, under the call sign K6GWE. 

1 146.700 MHz PL 203.5 Minus Offset Bahia Ridge (Novato) Linked – Simulcast System Tx/Rx
2 146.700 MHz PL 179.9 Minus Offset Mt. Tamalpais (East Peak) Linked – Simulcast System Tx/Rx
3 146.700 MHz PL 167.9 Minus Offset Mt. Barnabe (Lagunitas) Linked – Simulcast System Tx/Rx
4 146.700 MHz PL 192.8 Minus Offset Mt. Tamalpais (West Peak) Linked – Simulcast System Rx
5 147.330 MHz PL 192.8 Plus Offset Mt. Tamalpais (West Peak) Stand-Alone Repeater 
6 443.250 MHz PL 179.9 Plus Offset Mt. Tamalpais (Middle Peak) Stand-Alone Repeater

All Drill and Public Service Events that wish to use the repeaters are required to contact the K6GWE trustee for permission.

MARS’ agreement with Marin R.A.C.E.S. allows the use of the repeaters during declared emergencies.

Public Service Frequency List

Northern Amateur Relay Council of California (NARCC)

 

Updated 2021-11-14 WA6UDS

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