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KBØTLL Club Repeaters

JCARC repeaters are available to licensed amateur radio operators. Visitors are welcome to use them for normal amateur communications, club nets, and emergency communications.

2 meters

147.075 MHz

Operational
Mode
FM / EchoLink
Offset
+0.6 MHz
Input
147.675 MHz
Tone
141.3 Hz
Location
Approximately four miles north of Hillsboro, Missouri
Linking
EchoLink node 134884; search for KB0TLL Download EchoLink

2 meters

147.105 MHz

Operational
Mode
C4FM / Wires-X
Offset
+0.6 MHz
Input
147.705 MHz
Tone
None
Location
Jefferson County 911 tower in House Springs, Missouri
Linking
Wires-X Liguori Room 61689

70 centimeters

442.425 MHz

Operational
Mode
FM
Offset
+5 MHz
Input
447.425 MHz
Tone
141.3 Hz
Location
Approximately four miles north of Hillsboro, Missouri
Notes
Operational since November 11, 2024

How We Use Our Repeaters

Our repeaters support club nets, emergency-communications practice, digital activity, and everyday amateur radio conversations. See the JCARC Nets Schedule for weekly net times and frequencies.

Repeater Regular use
147.075 Monday Emergency Practice Net at 8:00 p.m.
147.105 C4FM and WIRES-X activity
442.425 Local 70-centimeter communications and club activities

Emergency Communications

During an emergency, monitor 147.075 MHz. If the repeater is unavailable, use 146.550 MHz simplex, the designated fallback frequency. Follow any additional alternate-frequency instructions provided in the JCARC Emergency Plan.

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