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Kelowna D-Star (Landmark)

Callsign

VA7DIG

50 kms

Base Frequency

440.950 MHz

Transmit Offset

5.000 MHz

Mode / Features

D-Star

Location (Sponsor)

Kelowna (OCARC)

Band

70 Centimeters (420-450 MHz)

Status

Problems

Type

Repeater

Elevation

395.00 m

Short Comment

July 2026 - appears to be local only. No network connection. Current firmware only connects to other D-Star repeaters using the DPlus (REF) system (no XRF or DCS).

Region

Okanagan

Coordinated By

Orchard City Amateur Radio Club

secretary@ocarc.ca

Verified

2607

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