Medicine Hat
Amateur Radio Club
This is a picture of some of our VE6RCM antennas at the Red Cross
building in Mediicine Hat.
Local
Repeater
frequencies and some HF freq. of note:
NOTE: VE6VVR and VE6HAT are both
MHARC
repeaters.
PLEASE
NOTE: All
repeaters in the Medicine Hat area are about to require a 100 Hz tone
to access
the repeaters.
VE6VVR
- Repeater - location NE
Medicine Hat - 145.410 MHz -
Tone-100Hz. .
VE6HAT
- Repeater - location SE Elkwater - 147.060 MHz.-
VVR-HAT link
frequency link to VVR: 434.850 MHz SIMPLEX
VE6HAT
- digipeater -
144.390 MHz. provides APRS digipeating for the SE corner of the
province.
VE6RCM - IRLP
link to the internet (our node
# 1188) --- 147.570 MHz. simplex (Tone-100Hz.)
see
irlp.net for
lots of information.
VE6HHO
- Repeater - location NW
Medicine Hat - 146.700- MHz has fairly good coverage of
the area (Tone-100Hz.).
VA6SRG
- Repeater - location SE of Medicine Hat - 444.075+ MHz.
VA6SRG-1 digipeater -
144.390 MHz located SE of
Mediicne Hat
VA6SRG-2 digipeater
-
144.390 MHz
located NW of Mediicne
VA6SRG parrot repeater - check this out and see what you 'really sound
like' 147.510 MHz.
Environment
Canada weather station - Medicine Hat - 162.550
MHz
Weatheradio is broadcast on frequencies across Canada on 162.400,
162.425, 162.450, 162.475, 162.500, 162.525 and 162.550 MHz and is
available on the FM or AM band at selected locations...
.
Some
fellows prefer to use simplex. Try 146.52,
MHz.
'Also known as the default calling frequency' for VHF
Some HF
frequencies useful in this area:
Aurora
Net
7.055
MHz. @ 11:30 Z.
Saskatchewan
Public
Service
Net
3.735 MHz. @ 1:00
Z.
Alberta
Public
Service
Net
3.700 MHz.
@ 1:30 Z.
British Columbia
Public
Service
Net
3.729 MHz. @ 1:30 Z.
Snowbird
net
-
14.317 MHz at 8:00 am MS/DT and
7.233
MHz. at 5:00 pm
MS/DT
Our
local 2 metre
repeaters cover roughly these areas!
VE6VVR
coverage.
VE6HAT coverage
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This repeater normally covers a wide
area -
- Highway 1 from Tompkins SK. to Brooks (and beyond?)
- Highway 41 from the US border to the Sandy point bridge across the
South Saskatchewan
- Highway 3 from Medicine Hat to Grassy Lake (sometimes further)
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Medicine Hat Amateur Radio Club