SCARS Repeater Update: 443.7000 Repeater back in service

Thanks to Ken B, the 443.7000 system is back in service at the regular site!

Suggested Channel Layout

Channel	Receive	Transmit	"Offset"	CTCSS	Label
1	147.0600	147.6600	+600 kHz	141.3 Hz	SCARSM
2	147.0600	147.6600	+600 kHz	100.0 Hz	SCARSI
3	147.0600	147.0600	None	141.3 Hz	SCARSD
4	146.8800	146.2800	-600 kHz	None	N5MS
5	443.7000	448.7000	+5 MHz	141.3 Hz	SCARSU
6	443.7000	443.7000	None	141.3 Hz	SCRSUD
7	444.3500	449.3500	+5 MHz	141.3 Hz	N5KUK
D-STAR	444.7500	449.7500	+5 MHz	D-STAR	W5TC B
DMR	443.8250	448.8250	+5 MHz	DMR	N5MS

Adjust channel order and labels to suit your taste. You might also consider other options for the repeaters such as a channel that transmits in reverse so, if the repeater was down, you could communicate with someone who had only programmed their radio for normal repeater operation.

SCARS Repeater Update

2007-05-25

443.7000 Repeater back in service

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