Repeaters - W9PCi

IRLP - Echolink - EchoIRLP

IRLP provides access to the world-wide computer network created by VE3LTD - Dave Cameron.  Find more information about IRLP at www.irlp.net, how to use this system and the recommended protocols. 

 EchoIRLP is new as of Nov. 2014 and now offers both IRLP and Echolink using the same IP network.  To use Echolink, use prefix of "A3" (no quotes) in front of Echolink nodes or Conferences. This prefix permits the controller to determine what system you are using.  IRLP - no prefix, Echolink - use prefix A3.

NOTE:  When a  repeater is connected to IRLP or Echolink, there will be a "marker" tone transmitted periodically.  When you hear this tone, the repeater is "connected" and you should listen to determine if anyone is using the link.  If you do not hear any communication, you may wish to ask if anyone is using EchoIRLP and wait briefly for a response.  Hearing none, either disconnect and begin to use the repeater or announce your call, location and ask if anyone is listening.

To encourage use of the repeater, a computer will perform an "auto-connect" to a random EchoIRLP node.  After some period of repeater silence, the computer will select a random EchoIRLP node, Reflector or Conference and if the selected connection is not currently in use, an attempt to "connect" with the node selected will start.  Sometimes nodes may be listed as available for a connection but may not connect successfully.  There are many reasons for this and the EchoIRLP system will generally announce a problem with the node.

VHF

145.330 - North Rogue Valley Repeater analog FM repeater  with + offset and PL 123

Coverage - North Rogue Valley east to Lost Creek Lake, Shady Cove, Eagle Point, White City, north to Sam's Valley, Gold Hill, west to portions of Rogue River and Grants Pass, Central Point and south along I-5 corridor to Siskiyou Summit, Medford and Jacksonville, Phoenix, Talent and Ashland.  Spotty coverage along Hwy 62 up to Crater Lake National Park.

Commands

User commands may be entered from your radio DTMF keypad to configure various options as noted below:

146.620 - Ashland, Oregon  Analog FM repeater with - offset and PL 123

Coverage - South Rogue Valley, I5 near POE, south along I-5 to Siskiyou Summit, South Medford, Phoenix, Talent and Ashland.

Links - NOT ACTIVE

This repeater is an open repeater as well as used by local ARES operations.  Contact W9PCi for more information.

147.060 - Medford, Oregon Digital System Fusion Only C4FM repeater + offset Group ID-00

Coverage - Most of the Rogue Valley from Siskiyou Summit, Jacksonville and West Hills, North Rogue Valley including Sams Valley and parts of Eagle Point and surrounding areas.

147.240 - NOT ACTIVE

UHF

444.100 NOT ACTIVE

Coverage - Test Bench

Links - microwave uplink to test server

Open repeater with Echolink Internet link (Echolink Node #385956)

Commands

User commands may be entered from your radio DTMF keypad to configure various options as noted below:

444.200 Analog FM UFH repeaeter wtih + offset and PL 100

Coverage - Most of the Rogue Valley from Siskiyou Summit, Jacksonville and West Hills, North Rogue Valley including Sams Valley and parts of Eagle Point and surrounding areas.

Links - To Be announced

Commands

User commands may be entered from your radio DTMF keypad to configure various options as noted below:

444.300 - Digital System Fusion C4FM Repeaer in "Auto - AMS" mode Group ID-00

Coverage - Most of the Rogue Valley from Siskiyou Summit, Jacksonville and West Hills, North Rogue Valley including Sams Valley and parts of Eagle Point and surrounding areas.

Links -

Currently setup for testing.

Note - This repeater is a Yaesu DR-2x and does not provide any squelch or courtesy tone when in analog FM mode.  It will provide a Call Readout, Distance to last station, other Digital Info and a courtesy "beep" at end of each transmission.

Commands - None