11 Repeaters are on the Raleigh Carolina 440 UHF Link System full time covering 7,500 square miles of mobile coverage. The present total that can be linked on demand are 23 repeaters covering 23,000 sq. miles.
IRLP Node 4270 Used for Emergency Reflector 921 Channel 0 for local linking to repeaters outside the RF coverage. Point to Point IRLP Linking can also be done; user access codes can be requested from repeater trustees, group membership or CLICK HERE. This VoIP technology can also be used with the emergency communications vehicles such as the CISCO, Network Emergency Response Vehicles (NERV). See a video at this hyper link: Cisco NERV in Johnston County.
The UHF Link System also has EchoLink, Node
42704 and it is available to connect with other repeater systems in the
US. The Raleigh System requires a prefix code of 4 # Then the
normal node number all in one stream.
EchoLink is used by the Incident
Communications Systems (ICS) Mobile Command Vehicles to connect to Amateur
Radio Stations in the area or in the field with on board radios and wireless
communications by VoIP and VSAT Satellite links using the TICS (Tactical
Incident Communication System). The ICS TICS equipment (staffed by Chris,
KJ4EST) also includes a amateur tactical suitcase repeater for the 70cm (440
MHz) band and can be linked on request to the Carolina440
System or the VOIPWX Net via Satellite for EMCOMM, Disaster Recovery or
Public Service events. See more info on ICS at this web site: http://www.incidentcommunications.com
The KD4RAA-K4JDR Repeater Group has given technical support to ICS and work
closely in its Amateur Radio involvement in the amateur two-way radio equipment
and amateur VoIP technology.
The Cisco club repeater 444.075+ 100 PL is at RTP on the Cisco Building and on
the Carolina 440 Link System providing additional technological abilities with
Cisco including IPICS technology.
The repeaters are also used for local and regional Emergency
Communications involving
State ARES ,
NWS / SKYWARN programs , (Community
Emergency Response Team) CERT programs and Amateurs in the Public Safety Sector of
NC
CERT (Canine Emergency Response Team) and NC USAR
(Urban Search and Rescue) Task Force 8
Communications Group.
The Emergency auto patch * 911 is available to Raleigh 911 from
all local RF systems. The local area auto patch is available through user group membership in the Raleigh system.
Raleigh System
441.725+ 100 PL K4JDR,
Raleigh-Fairgrounds
Backbone
Hub (No Hang Time) (Antenna
pattern Northeast)
442.425+ 100 PL K4OBX, Buxton, NC
(Outer Banks) *VoIP Link
full time on 9210
443.525+ 100 PL KD4MJO, South
Hill, VA *VoIP Link
on 9210 Semi full time, link on demand.
444.025+ 100 PL K4JDR, Benson /
*Proposed
Smithfield, NC * TEMPORARILY DOWN FOR REPAIRS
444.075+ 100 PL KC4SCO, RTP/Morrisville
at CISCO *VoIP Link
on 9210
444.150+ 100 PL K4JDR, Clayton,
NC (Antenna pattern South) Interference
issues may be on/off link
444.325+ 100 PL
KF4AUF, Holly Springs, NC
444.375+ 100 PL KB4WGA, Henderson, NC (Antenna pattern
NE)
444.550+ 100 PL K4JDR, Coats,
NC (Antenna
pattern SW) Coastal and Down East link path
444.775+ 100 PL K4JDR, Cary,
NC (Antenna pattern NW) * LOW POWER TEMPORARY
REPEATER
444.875+ 100 PL KD4RAA, Wendell, NC
444.925+ 94.8 PL KB4WGA, Durham, NC
440.800+ 100 PL KJ4EST, Itinerant Tactical
portable repeater linkable to Carolina 440/including EchoLink
Coastal System * Linked on demand to Raleigh System
(Click here See Coastal Link Codes)
4 Repeaters are on the Coastal
Link System linked on demand to Raleigh / Carolina 440
system covering
7,100 square miles of
mobile coverage.
443.075+ 100 PL N4JDW, Clinton, NC Coastal
Hub, (Antenna pattern
North)
444.075+ 88.5 PL N4JDW, Porters
Neck, NC
444.175+ 88.5 PL N4JDW, Winnabow, NC (Antenna pattern SW )
444.775+ 131.8 PL N4PLY, Castle Hayne, NC / Wilmington, (Antenna pattern SW)
Down East System * Linked on
demand to Coastal
System (connected most of the time).
9 Repeaters on the Down
East Link System linked on demand to the Coastal / Raleigh system
covering
7,900 square miles
of mobile coverage.
442.000+ 88.5
PL N4HAJ,
Kinston, NC Down
East Hub (Antenna pattern SE)
442.075+ 100 PL N4HAJ,
New
Bern, NC (Antenna pattern omni)
444.000+ 131.8 PL KD4KTO, Stacy, NC
444.000+ 100 PL N4HAJ, Archers
Lodge, NC (Antenna Pattern South)
444.125+ 91.5 PL N4HAJ,
Kornegay, NC
444.425+ 88.5 PL N4HAJ, Fountain, NC /
Farmville
444.675+ 88.5 PL N4HAJ, Jacksonville/Hubert, NC
(Antenna pattern WSW)
444.725+ 91.5 PL N4HAJ, Greenville, NC
444.825+ 88.5 PL N4HAJ, Newport, NC
*145.330- 88.5 PL KI4RK, Goldsboro,
NC VHF repeater Linkable to Down East System
* When all three systems are linked together
it covers 23,000 square miles as shown on coverage map.
Click
here for a I-40 travel list
document from RDU to Wilmington.
Click
here for a I-40 travel list
document from RDU to Morehead City
Coastal Link Codes Coastal Link Codes document
Click here for
a present coverage map with tower locations and the mobile coverage.
(Dotted lines not on link yet)
Click here for a Down
East Map with the future UHF repeater expansion. (Areas shown in
dotted line)
Click here for
the Down
East only repeater map Showing the down east mobile repeater
coverage.
Coming in the future expansion on the UHF Link System
*bold
print on
the frequency indicates
that the repeater on the air now
but not on the link yet.
442.250+ 179.9 PL N1RIK, Cameron/Vass, N.C.
On Demand Link
442.675+ 100 PL NC4SU, Raleigh, NC
442.775+ 100 PL K4JDR,
Proposed- Seven Springs, NC
443.450+ 100 PL KD4RAA, Snow
Camp/Cane Mountain, (Antenna pattern NE )
443.675+ 146.2 PL N4TCP, Cleveland/Clayton, (Antenna
pattern east)
*on demand VoIP Link
(Jan 2008)
444.275+ 131.8 PL NC4BJ,
Proposed 2008 - Harnett Co./Pineview, NC (Ant. pattern NW-SE )
444.650+ 100 PL KG4EDW,
Middlesex
(Antenna pattern SE)
* 146.805+ 88.5 PL Emeral Isle, NC *VoIP Link
Full time on 9210
Coming soon, VoIP Link to Charlotte Metro area via NC
HEARS
Other Repeaters and Projects with the Repeater Group
VHF Repeater
146.775 - 88.5 PL KD4RAA Raleigh, VoIP SKYWARN use locally and regionally.
IRLP Node 4260, High volume Reflector
and Node to Node connections.
Access code for IRLP connections are open, but require a # prior
to Node number your calling. 7 3 to disable.
VHF Repeater
224.700+ 88.5 PL K4JDR, Coats/Benson (Antenna pattern omni
with shading to the north-northeast toward
Raleigh/Garner, Stand
alone 1.25 cm with remote base to the UHF link system on demand if needed.
Tri-County Repeater Association/K4JDR-KD4RAA Repeater Group supported repeater.
Repeater on the air Sept. 26, 2004.
Click here for pictures.
UHF Repeater
444.675+ 100.0 PL KD4RAA, Raleigh Stand alone
repeater.
Open access IRLP Node
5270, point to point connections, testing, moderated
Echo-IRLP link.
UHF Repeater
442.675+ 100 PL NC4SU, Raleigh Linked repeater (Antenna pattern west)
IRLP link Node 4340. EchoLink Node
189642.
UHF 900 Repeater
927.7125+ 100 PL KD4RAA, Raleigh, NC IRLP
Link Node 4902.
Testing at 927.71250 Repeater Output
/ 902.71250 Input 100 PL
25MHz Split, 2.5 KHz narrow band FM, 15 watts (Antenna pattern Omni)
http://www.kd4raa.net/902_mhz_project.htm
HF 10 Meter Beacon
28.298.8 mhz
10_meter_beacon
details
NOAA Weather Radio
audio stream
The Weather Radio Station WNG-706
located near Garner, NC on 162.450 mhz is broadcasted over the
internet. Weather
Underground has a list of cities throughout the US with NOAA Weather audio streams.
We have a weather Alert Radio interfaced through
a weather station computer hosted by Ronald Ford, W4RJF using Oddcast ver 3 software.
The WX radio URL is: http://audioplayer.wunderground.com/K4JDR/Garner.mp3.m3u
Ronnie, W4RJF also provides the McGee's Crossroads Weather at: http://www.i40exit319weather.com/
The
Carolina 440 Weather page is at: http://www.carolina440.net/weatherstation.html
Carolina 440 Linking Plans
for Interoperable Communications
(
Voice Interoperability System for Amateur Radio )
The
441.725+ 100 PL repeater
is the Backbone Hub for the Carolina 440 UHF Link System and Emergency
VoIP system (IRLP)® and (EchoLink)®, its controller is
what supports the auto patch and other advanced functions for the Carolina 440
Link System.
This system is what we call our Voice Interoperability System for
Amateur
Radio, VISAR©.
We have provided a list of the "Repeaters
on the Link" with their geographical
location to guide you on what
repeater would be best for you,
based on your location.
The future plans
are to link several more UHF repeaters by RF Link and use the Voice
Over IP Link systems on demand to further
extend the link system out of its RF Coverage during emergencies. There
are three systems that can be linked
all together, the Coastal Link System Hub repeater is in Clinton.
The Down East Link
System Hub repeater is located in Kinston. See the repeater
list for the frequencies that will be on the system.
Experimentation
on other UHF linking possibilities will take place and it is subject to change.
We
are going to try and cover as much as we can to the Raleigh Backbone Hub.
Our
YAHOO User Group
site has a lot of pictures and technical files, you will have to sign into
Yahoo
with a user password and you do not have to be a member of our Repeater
Group to view these pages.
Click on the Tiles for
additional Links
and photos:
Repeater Listings Click Here and "Enter Carolina 440 on the search"
Download Printable UHF Repeater List MS Word Document
Handout repeater list document
rev jan 2009 ~ K4JDR A copy or this flyer
can be obtained at: http://www.carolina440.net/carolina_440_handout.pdf
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