How to talk on the 147.435 Southern California repeater
Radio frequency (RF)
Output: 147.435 MHz (optional PL 103.5 squelch)
2m Input: 146.400 MHz PL 103.5 (odd split)
220 MHz Input: 223.630 DPL 023
440 MHz Input: 437.450 DPL 612
- All the inputs mix so that several people can talk at the same time; it’s beautiful chaos!
- We duplex, quick key, keep each transmission short and interject with comments while others are talking.
- We allow the playing of reasonably short bits of music as long as it’s part of a discussion.
Allstar Link
- (11/26/2023 Roger Bly: Currently turned off to keep it local for awhile; considering turning it back on due to the hundreds of world-wide requests.)
- Node 41836 K6MWT 435 Hub (Transceive)
Private Internet VoIP
- (11/26/2023 Roger Bly: Currently turned off to keep it local for awhile; considering turning it back on due to the hundreds of world-wide requests.)
- Asterisk — Private IAX user clients and repeater links.
- To request access, email roger@rogerbly.com.
- Once you have been given credentials, connect using a free phone/computer IAX application such as Zoiper.
- Instructions on setting up Zoiper for 435 are here.
- VoIP users are held to a higher standard than 2m RF users. 435 is first and foremost a Southern California 2m repeater. VoIP accounts are per individual and will be terminated if abused or shared.
- The VoIP real time status is public: http://hub.your435.com
Phone Patch
(11/26/2023 Roger Bly: Currently turned off; considering turning it back on for special guests and third party traffic around the world.)
Dial-in phone numbers are available for special occasional guests. To request a temporary personal phone number, email roger@rogerbly.com.
Echolink
- (4/2/2017 Roger Bly: Banned by Echolink due to content)
- Node 747565 K6MWT-R (Offline as of 4/2/2017)
- 435 and Roger were banned by Echolink on April 2, 2017 due to a #6 violation of their loosely defined guidelines. It seems the gutter parlance language that the FCC now allows on the Amateur Radio service is not acceptable to Echolink. They are a private service and can ban anyone for any reason.
- We will continue to say “fuck you mother fucker”, etc. on our repeater as is now allowed by the FCC per the N6BHU decision; as long as it does not appeal to prurient interests.
- See the Echolink “guidelines” here: http://www.echolink.org/access_policies.htm