Our Repeaters
Locations Lake Cumberland Amateur Radio Club Maintains
Repeaters
Extending Communication Distance
Repeaters do not just consist of a simple radio or pair of radios that relay from one to the other. Donations as well as club member dues goes toward maintaining & replacing equipment.
Non Repeater (Simplex) Frequencies We Use:
Somerset - 146.580
Monticello - 147.570
Somerset Kentucky Repeater "88"
The List
2 m Repeater
146.880 MHz (- .6 MHz) CTCSS Tone 77 Hz - N4LCA
Yaesu DR-2X– Analog FM/System Fusion stand-alone (not Internet connected)
Fusion DG-ID 88
Allstar/Echolink Node:
Echolink – AC4DM-R
Allstar Node - 552850
Remote Receive Sites:
Downtown CTCSS Tone 179.9 Hz
Mount Victory CTCSS Tone 136.5 Hz
Wayne County CTCSS Tone 110.9 Hz
Note: Remote receiver sites use the same repeater input/output frequency 146.88 (-) with different CTCSS tones for each remote site.
They only listen to the transmission, sending it to the repeater.
70 cm Repeaters
443.600 MHz (+5 MHz) CTCSS Tone 100 Hz - AC4DM
Yaesu DR-2X - Analog FM/Wires-X
Fusion DG-ID 88
Node 84651 – LCARA Room
444.8375 (+5 MHz) – N4LCA (B)
D-Star Repeater - Gateway Enabled – Accepts Commands
444.2125 (+5 MHz) Color Code 1 – N1DTA
Motorola – DMR
Kentucky DMR Network (https://kentuckydmr.com)
10 M Repeater
29.680 MHZ CTCSS Tone 100 Hz - AC4DM
Monticello Kentucky Repeater "150"
The List
2 m Repeater
145.150 MHz (- .6 MHz) CTCSS Tone 77 Hz - AC4DM
Yaesu DR-2X– Analog FM/System Fusion stand-alone (not Internet connected)
Fusion DG-ID 15
70 cm Repeaters
444.9625 (+5 MHz) Color Code 1 – N1DTA
Motorola – DMR
Kentucky DMR Network (https://kentuckydmr.com)
6 m Repeater
53.390 MHz. (-1.0 MHz) CTCSS Tone 100 Hz.