PARC Repeaters & Frequencies

PARC Repeaters

The Portland Amateur Radio Club maintains and operates two repeater sites; Larch Mountain, Washington, and Mount Scott, Oregon.  PARC repeaters are open to the ham community.

 PARC holds a 2M weekly net every Tuesday from 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM on the Larch Mt. repeater.  All stations are invited to join us by checking in.  Bring your announcements or your activities to share with the Net.

If you would like to schedule dedicated time on any PARC repeater, please email the club board.

Please consider donating to the PARC repeater fund or joining PARC as a member.  Donations and membership fees help keep these repeaters functioning and on the air.

 

Larch Mountain, WA

146.84 MHz (-0.6 Mhz)     W7LT
CTCSS – None

The club’s main repeater is located in the hills above Camas, WA.  The elevation is a little over 3000 feet, giving great coverage as far south as Eugene, west to Astoria, east to Hood River and north to Longview.

 

 

Mount Scott, Portland

147.18 MHz (+0.6 MHz)     W7LT
CTCSS = 103.5
AllStar node 671333

146.94 MHz (-0.6 MHz)     W7LT
CTCSS = 192.8

Winlink 144.91 MHz

APRS 144.39 MHz

Located on Mount Scott and running a Yaesu System Fusion repeater in AMS mode to provide functionality to both analog and digital users.

Previously this was a dedicated digital mode 1200 baud packet repeater.

147.180 PARC REPEATER ALLSTAR CONFIGURATION AND NET SCHEDULE

147.180 PL 103.5 – AllStar Node 671333

NORMAL REPEATER AND ALLSTAR CONFIGURATION

147.180 is normally connected to the HRWB hub node 55915 and available for anyone to join the conversation.  You are also welcome to disconnect 55915 and connect to any other node you like.

LOCAL NET CONFIGURATION

During scheduled net operations on the 147.180 repeater, our node 671333 is disconnected from the 55915 and any other nodes.

REMOTE NET CONFIGURATION

During scheduled net operations on remote nodes, the 147.180 repeater node 671333 will be connected to that specific remote node.  The 671333 node will be connected in transceive mode allowing two-way traffic from local users of our repeater to join in the remote nets.

SCHEDULED NETS

The connection to any remote node for these scheduled events will happen automatically and disconnect after the net.

Monday

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Technical Discussion Net: 1000-1100

Oak Lodge Community Emergency Response Team net: 1930-2000 (No AllStar connections)

Tuesday

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Technical Discussion Net: 1000-1100

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Project Net: 1900-2000,

Wednesday

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Technical Discussion Net – Antennas

Thursday

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Technical Discussion Net: 1000-1100

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Mesh Network Discussion Net: 1900-2000 

Friday

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Technical Discussion Net: 1000-1100

WA7ABU Salem Repeater (AllStar node 54326) Space Net: 1900-2000

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