[KL7AA] Mount Susitna Repeater is operational !!

[Jim Larsen - AL7FS]

The Anchorage Amateur Radio Club announces that the all new Mount Susitna 
Repeater is up and operating.  This major effort by AARC is for the benefit of 
all southcentral amateur radio operators and we hope it will also 
significantly add to the emergency capabilities in the area.

The frequencies are as follows:

147.27+ with 103.5 tone
and
443.30+ with 103.5 tone

The system cross link between the VHF and UHF repeaters and they both come up 
no matter which side you use to enter the system.

The Susitna system was designed and built up by Jim Wiley, KL7CC,  and was 
installed on the mountain today (August 31st) by John Lynn, KL7CY, and Steve 
Gehring, NL7W.  Mega-thanks to them for their efforts and their time.  It is 
through volunteer efforts such as these men have provided that AARC can do 
what it does for amateur radio and the community. If you hear these men on the 
air, please tell them thank you.

Also this entire project would not be possible without the support of KYES, 
Channel 5, and ProComm.  Their support of amateur radio is very much appreciated.

73, Jim
President, AARC
-- 
Jim Larsen, AL7FS
http://www.al7fs.us/
Anchorage, Alaska