Grizzly Mountain Repeater

 

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Thanks Phil, K7FIL

Photos of our April 11 Luncheon available here. Thank you to all attendees! And thank you Phil, K7FIL, for the great photos.

This summary of Deschutes County Communications Events & Projects is provided by Drew Holmes, W7GER:

July 11: Smith Rock Marathon (0730 Smith Rock Park)
July 27 -Aug 2: Deschutes County Fair. Volunteers needed to staff booth.
July 31 -Aug 1: Cascade Lakes Relay (Diamond Lake - Bend)

August 23: High Cascade 100 Mtn Bike Race (Dutchman Flat to Wynoga. This will be a coms Challenge).
August 29 - 30: ARES Leadership Conference (Sisters)

These events provide opportunities to meet our neighboring operators, practice our communications skills, have fun, and provide a public service. For more information or to volunteer, please contact Drew:

541-408-0017 C
541-617-3014 P

Attention Net Controllers: Please download the latest NetScript, currently June 16, 2009.

Schedule of Net Control Operators:

July 6th - Kermit, WT7K

Grizzly Mountain straddles Crook and Jefferson Counties. With a height over 5,600 feet, it is an ideal spot for a repeater, providing solid coverage to most of Central Oregon. Due to its prime location and height, Grizzly Mountain is "RF Central", hosting many Internet, radio, telephone, and television services.

The Grizzly Mountain Amateur Radio Repeater is an open repeater, with an output frequency of 147.380 MHz and a PL tone of 162.2 Hz. The repeater is used for casual contacts, public service events, and emergency operations supporting served agencies in Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties.

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