November 2018

Little White Mtn

The Little White Mountain repeater is powered exclusively by solar energy.

A friendly reminder that kerchunking (transmitting a carrier without identifying, for the purposes of bringing up a repeater) is not only against the radio regulations, but is wasteful of the limited power available on solar powered repeaters.

Link to current battery status.

USAGE

Dilworth Mtn

USAGE

  • Primarily a local chat repeater.
  • During times of emergency, this becomes the dedicated repeater for the Emergency Operations Center.
  • Now requires a tone of 88.5hz

10 kms Handheld

10 kms

25 kms Handheld

Orchard

IRLP Node 1491 (removed). Autopatch removed.

Linked via UHF 447.225 (Peachland) to Campbell Mountain Penticton 147.120.

Problems

  • Link between 146.620 (Kelowna) and 447.225 (Peachland) is now working in both directions.
  • Campbell Mtn repeater 147.120 is down, so there is no link from Peachland to Pentiction active at the moment.

10 kms Handheld

VA7DIG-A Kelowna D-Star (Landmark)

Partial blockage by nearby buildings is not shown on the map.

Parts of Downtown (Towards North End and Royal Heights) are shaded by Landmark 6.

Glenmore Valley and Glenmore Highlands will be shaded by Landmark 7 when construction is complete. This will leave only a small slice along Clifton road with direct line of sight to the repeater.

Coverage in other directions should be similar to that shown on the map.

50 kms