Juneau Amateur Radio Club, Inc.
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KL7JRC
SEAK Repeater's
JARC's Downtown Juneau Repeater (KL7JRC-R) is located on Mt. Roberts, seen here from across the channel in Douglas, Alaska. No need to worry about your handy talkie from cruise ships as the repeater is a thousand feet above you!
Repeater Status (as of February, 2013):
As noted, some of these repeaters are linked, and share an autopatch. All are open repeaters and visitors are welcome. Repeater use is encouraged; simplex doesn't work all that well in our hilly terrain. Please frequently pause so other traffic has an opportunity to break.
Repeater Location H - T Frequency Condition
MT. Roberts Tramway
Lena Point
Hoonah Mountain
Petersburg/Duncan Canal
Haines Repeater
Skagway Crossband
WA6AX0 IRLP node 3828
State Repeater on Penderson
Hill
R146.82/T146.22
R147.00/T146.40
R146.70/T146.10
R147.36/T146.76
R147.06/T147.66
440MHZ band
R146.88/T146.28
Half-duplex 100.0 pl
R147.30/T147.90
The new linking antenna was installed. The link between
Mt.Roberts and Lena Pt is noisy
Not functioning, but linking system is fully functional
Out of service for repair.
Equipment has not yet been installed, but will soon be checked by the ATT Technician when he has an opportunity.
Closed by ATT for rebuilding. Future for a repeater here unknown at this time.
Functioning
System is operational. Located downtown (above the cruise ship docks).
No squelch tail is normal
The Mendenhall Valley repeater has been installed here. Now fully operational and linked to Lena Point.
EINSTEIN ON RADIO: "I am often asked how radio works. Well, you see, wire telegraphy is like a very long cat. You yank his tail in New York and he meows in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? Now, radio is exactly the same, except that there is no cat." __Attributed to Albert Einstein
