[HoustonHam] 29.64 MHz

[Chris Boone]

the TX VHF FM Society database shows it running 103.5 (which is what TX 10m
repeaters are supposed to be running under agreement with ARRL VRAC!)

dont know who is Polinski is....but if the 10m rcv --> xmtr is NOT repeating
(connected as a rptr), then it is in violation of its coordination.

Chris
WB5ITT 
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Re: 29.64 MHz
    Posted by: "KevinC" kchessher at comcast.net kchessher2001
    Date: Fri Sep 30, 2011 2:01 pm ((PDT))



Anyone know exactly where this repeater is located? I got it on Close Call
on I-10 around Antoine today.

--- In HoustonScan at yahoogroups.com, Dwayne Jones <dwayneredhonda at ...> wrote:
>
> From the Last BVARC ( www.bvarc.org ) meeting:
> 
> 
> "     *Robert Polinski* announced the coming-soon-to-the-Houston-Area 10
> meter repeater. Input will be on 29.54MHz, output will be on 29.64MHz.
> Currently input and output are not linked. The 29.54 input is now 
> cross-banded to the 444.725MHz repeater. The 444.725 (TONE 203.5 ) 
> input is not cross-banded to 29MHz."
> 
> 
> The transmitters are in the downtown area.
> 
> 
> Dwayne
> 
> KB5YTA
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 6:29 PM, Myles Barkman <kg5ai at ...> wrote:
> 
> >
> >
> > Does anyone have the skinny on what I've been hearing on 29.64 MHz 
> > around Houston lately?
> > Encodes a PL of 203.5 Hz.
> > Haven't seen this repeater listed anywhere before. It is in Houston, 
> > not some band opening. Have not heard an ID yet.
> > Don't know if it is a full-fledged repeater or some remote base.
> > It was very strong downtown.
> > ----------------------------------
> > Myles Barkman | KG5AI | mailto:kg5ai*at*comcast.net | Houston TX 
> > Freq Zone