Station report · Napa, California · CM88vm

Lake Berryessa UHF Repeater & VoIP Node

Amateur radio serving the Berryessa Highlands, Berryessa Pines and Spanish Flat communities, free for any FCC-licensed amateur operator.

KO6DOT logo: a lattice radio tower with radiating signal arcs beside the call sign

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Tune in

Output frequency
443.000
MHz · 70 cm band
Offset
+5.000
MHz
CTCSS tone
146.2
Hz
Modes
FM & C4FM
DG-ID 00
Call sign
KO6DOT
AllStar
64222 · open in the ASL app
EchoLink
503739

§2 · The station

A community repeater, linked to the world.

  1. 2.1Independently funded and put into service for the Lake Berryessa communities. Any FCC-licensed amateur operator is welcome on the air.
  2. 2.2AllStar links the repeater to other repeaters worldwide, with remote access by smartphone or desktop app from anywhere.
  3. 2.3plannedA link to a Berryessa Peak repeater over the AREDN mesh network.

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Radio frequency coverage

Coverage map of Napa County on Google Earth imagery: predicted signal is shaded green around Lake Berryessa and its eastern hills, from the repeater at 38.5434, -122.1755, 841 feet above sea level.

Note: Coverage depicted is under optimal conditions. Outside of the communities surrounding Lake Berryessa, signal strength is frequently too low for FM or C4FM voice reception.

Site
38.5434, −122.1755
Height
841′ ASL
Imagery
Google Earth

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VoIP tools