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The club repeaters are "open" repeaters. They can be used at any time by licensed amateur radio operators, EXCEPT when there is a scheduled net. During a scheduled net, the net control operator is in charge and control of the repeaters.
Band Input Output Offset Tone
2M TX 146.475 RX 147.420 -0.945MHz PL 107.2 Status: Online - repair phase 1 of 3
1.25M TX 222.480 RX 224.080 -1.60MHz PL 107.2 Status: Online
70CM TX 440.900 RX 445.900 -5.00MHz PL 107.2 Status: Online
Monday 7:00pm Donut Net N6NYX Greg -- Trivia Question and General Interest Topic
The WA6BGS repeaters are just three of many across southern California, and we recommend exploring resources like repeaterbook.com for additional repeaters in your area. Our repeaters have great coverage across most of San Diego and into the eastern parts of the county, but they can't do it all. If you are heading to our local mountains or desert, you'll need to use other systems that work in your area.
Winlink
Winlink
Did you know the Amateur Radio Club of El Cajon now has a Winlink gateway? Located near the summit of Dictionary Hill the new gateway will hopefully give great coverage throughout the county. Give it a try WA6BGS-10 on 145.070 Mhz.
What is Winlink? Find out here. winlink.org
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