[W2CRA] New 220 MHz CRA Repeater

[Kurt Cathcart, KR2C]

This morning I was listening to a QSO on the 220 repeater frequency from 
the w2rgm repeater in Long Island.  I'm not sure if it was a band 
opening or not.


I would think that it would be a good idea to keep the Tx tones on our 
repeater so that we have the option to tone squelch the out.


Oddly, I do have my radio set to listen for our tone but it seems wide 
open on my end as I hear everything.  I attribute this to a 
mis-configuration or pilot error on my side.


-Kurt, KR2C

On 4/6/2023 3:42 PM, Tony Ploski wrote:
> Len and I were up at the Cherryville site to work on the 220 MHz 
> repeater today.  We successfully put the repeater on the air.
>
> Particulars:
>
>     Call Sign:  W2CRA
>
>     Frequency:  224.560 MHz
>
>     Offset:  -1.6 MHz
>
>     PL (CTCSS) Tone:  203.5 Hz
>
> If you have equipment for this band, try it out and see how it 
> operates.  It has a beep tone at the end of your transmission.
>
> Tony W2HWW
>
>
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