[Troop139] Eagle Project Update: Repeater Strength Check

[Jeremy Beattie]

Hi Everyone!



We tested a few frequencies a couple weeks back but there is still much
work to do. We still need a few more signal reports from various different
locations. Please test these frequencies and feel free to add other
repeater frequencies that are used in your area as well.  Common
frequencies go test could be on 2 meters (144 MHz) or 70 cm (440 MHz), but
if you use frequencies on other VHF or UHF bands in your area, please let
me know and test them.
Also, please include the location where you tested.  You may test in
multiple locations likely to be useful for the Red Cross in addition to
your home.



Signal reports should be as follows:



0                    no signal

1                    barely detectable signal

2                    noisy signal

3                    useable signal

4                    strong signal

5                    maximum signal



*Channel*

*County*

*Frequency*

*Tone*

*Offset*

1

Morris

146.895

151.4

-0.600

2

Morris

145.370

151.4

-0.600

3

Bergen/Rockland

146.835

151.4

-0.600

4

Sussex

146.925

151.4

-0.600

5

Sussex

147.030

151.4

0.600

6

Bridgewater

147.135

151.4

0.600

7

Essex

147.225

141.3

0.600

8

Rockland

145.190

141.3

-0.600

9

Essex

147.255

141.3

0.600

10

Bergen

146.700

141.3

-0.600

11

Bergen

146.955

141.3

-0.600

12

Bergen

146.790

141.3

-0.600

13

Bergen

145.450

100

-0.600

14

Bergen

145.470

107.2

-0.600

15

Passaic

146.490

107.2

1.000

16

Essex

146.415

88.5

1.000

17

Passaic

440.950

97.4

5.000



















































If there are any questions please e-mail me at jwbeattie at gmail.com and copy
w2ttt at att.net.

Thank you again for your time and effort



Sincerely,

Jeremy Beattie, KC2VBS

Troop 139

St. John the Evangelist

Bergenfield, NJ 07621