Local Area CodeplugĬPARC has also created a radio codeplug for programming your radio with the W6BHZ repeater as well as other local station (e.g. Information on the timeslot/talkgroup arrangement can be found on our BrandMeister page.Īdditionally, information on the local K6DOA DMR repeater can be found here. It was installed in February 2020 and covers most of the Cal Poly campus, and some of SLO city. It consists of a Raspberry Pi running Pi-Star connected to 2x Motorola GM300s running 30 Watts into an Diamond X50A on the shack roof. The repeater is connected to the BrandMeister global DMR network. We also operate a DMR Repeater on 440.300 MHz, +5 MHz offset, CC 1. If you are on a mobile device or a different OS, you may need to download a different version.
6 METER ECHOLINK STATIONS SOFTWARE
The Echolink software can be downloaded from here, and the software’s user guide can be found here. You will not be able to hear the the repeater until after your squelch closes, which may suffer from a delay. Click the push-to-talk again to stop transmitting.Ensure that Echolink has permission to use your microphone and that all of your sound settings are correct.
Click on the push-to-talk to transmit.Search for “W6BHZ-R” and click to join the repeater.Ensure that you are marked as “Online.”.Upon first download, you must verify your status as a amateur radio operator. If you have not, downloaded and open Echolink.A VHF Motorola GM 300 connected via a SignaLink provide a RF link to the W6BHZ repeater system. The Echolink server is run on a Windows machine. W6BHZ now operates the Echolink node W6BHZ-R. The 70 centimeter repeater is a Kenwood TKR-850, and it was installed in June 2004. The 2 meter repeater is a Kenwood TKR-750, installed in September 2004.
Both repeaters are located in the Administration Building on the Cal Poly campus. W6BHZ maintains cross-linked analog repeaters on 2 meters and 70 centimeters.
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