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Repeater information

PGARC’s VALEMOUT FREQUENCY WAS CHANGED SEPTEMBER 28, 2022.

THE NEW FREQUENCIES ARE:  REPEATER TX  147.360 – REPEATER RX  147.960

This is the same frequency pair PGARC uses for the Burns Lake area
(Boer Mtn)  and offers increased frequency separation from the McBride
repeater frequencies.

This new frequency lineup made it possible for two additional bandpass
cavity filters for the McBride repeater to be effective.

The remotely controlled base station at the McBride repeater site,
which forms the link to Valemount, now operates in an environment of
greater frequency separation.

While we are getting our pages back together please refer to Bulkley Valley Repeater page.

https://www.bvars.org/repeaters.html

If you are travelling to the island the following ham has an excellent resource of islands repeaters.

https://ve7alb.ca/?page=frequencies

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