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With the dead-line for conversion to Narrowband fast upon the Civil Air Patrol, I was just recently sent from info from Pennsylvania [sorry, No PL Tones were included] that the following Rptrs have been monitored in PA.

148.1250 R is now Primary
148.1500 R is now Secondary
148.1250 with a unique input is used as you get near Canada.

All inputs from the past [Wideband] have changed greatly.

A good listing of known Repeaters, so far is available at the RR WIKI found at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Civil_Air_Patrol


Figured, It might spark some interest in this region as well, Post what you hear
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Bill Dunn N1KUG
Cruise Ship Frequencies
http://scanmaritime.com
USCG Sector Boston via Team Speak at http://www.scannewengland.net/index.php?pageid=nesflogon

[ecps92]

some more updates from "PA".

Eire PA - 173.8 Hz
Butler PA - 82.5 Hz
??? - 71.9 Hz

148.1250 R / 139.8750 in [must be for Canadian Border Ops]
148.1250 R / 143.5500 in [Common]
148.1500 R / 143.7000 in [Common]
148.1375 R / 143.6250 in [Portable/Aero Rptrs]

[quote="ecps92"]With the dead-line for conversion to Narrowband fast upon the Civil Air Patrol, I was just recently sent from info from Pennsylvania [sorry, No PL Tones were included] that the following Rptrs have been monitored in PA.

148.1250 R is now Primary
148.1500 R is now Secondary
148.1250 with a unique input is used as you get near Canada.

All inputs from the past [Wideband] have changed greatly.

A good listing of known Repeaters, so far is available at the RR WIKI found at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Civil_Air_Patrol


Figured, It might spark some interest in this region as well, Post what you hear[/quote]
_________________
Bill Dunn N1KUG
Cruise Ship Frequencies
http://scanmaritime.com
USCG Sector Boston via Team Speak at http://www.scannewengland.net/index.php?pageid=nesflogon