Welcome to the KA4BNI Repeater Page

Home of the "West Link" System 440 repeaters

Located in West Tennessee 

 

New 440 mhz. Weather Transmitter!!! See Below

 

Tennessee Repeater User Group

This is a yahoo group for TN Amateur Radio Repeater Users and Owners.

 

Status of the KA4BNI repeaters- P.L. 131.8 hz.

The KA4BNI repeater system is comprised of linked and stand alone repeaters.

Repeater                 Location                                                                        Status        

446.075 mhz.     Jackson, TN. (Simplex Transmitter)          Now In Service - See Below

145.470 mhz.     Dresden, TN.                                                    Coming Summer 2008                       

 

Main Linked System 

442.425 mhz.     Jackson, TN.       Main HUB Repeater       In Service with Weather Receiver

442.675 mhz.     Milan, TN.                                                          In Service - Linked to Jackson - Weather receiver traffic

442.075 mhz.     Natchez Trace, TN.                                         In Service - Linked to Jackson - Weather receiver traffic

442.800 mhz.     Selmer, TN.                                                       Out of Service - Lightning Damage

 

I.R.L.P. Repeaters

442.150 mhz.     Gleason, TN                                                     ***In  Service with I.R.L.P. Node 4364***

442.400 mhz.     Hornbeak, TN.                                                 ***In Service - Stand alone mode***

 

446.075 mhz Weather Transmitter

 There is now an Amateur Radio 440 mhz. severe weather transmitter, on 446.075 mhz, in the Jackson area. This transmitter is interfaced to a weather receiver programmed to the Jackson 162.550 mhz. NOAA weather transmitter. This 440 transmitter will automatically activate when a severe weather watch or warning is issued. The 446.075 mhz transmitter is also sending a 77.0 hz. p.l tone so you can program a UHF receiver with 77.0 hz. decode tone and only receive the weather traffic. This is the same weather receiver that is interfaced to the KA4BNI 440 repeater system, but you will not hear the daily traffic of the repeater system.

 To test your UHF receiver, monitor the above frequency between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. each Wednesday. You'll hear the weekly weather test from the National Weather Service. Depending on your receive antenna setup, this signal should be heard by all counties surrounding Madison County, and possibly farther. Let me know if your receiving traffic from this 440 weather transmitter. Email me at: ka4bni@ka4bni.com

 

KB4IBW Repeaters

53.130 mhz.       Dresden, TN.                In Service PL 107.2 hz. tone - Weather RX

145.150 mhz.     Dresden, TN.                In Service with 131.8 hz. p.l. tone - Weather RX

 

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For questions or suggestions email me at: ka4bni@ka4bni.com

 

 

This page is always under construction, please check back later for updates!!!

 

Date this page was last changed:  04/27/08 05:47 PM

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