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Pages: 1 n9uwe stranger Reged: Sat Posts: 1 Western Indiana Repeater       #322 - Sat Mar 21 2009 10:18 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Hi folks, I own a 440 Mhz repeater located in Foster Indiana. Would this location be of any help to your coverage area? Dan, N9UWE Post Extras:       kb9sgn Tech Reged: Fri Posts: 107 Loc: Indiana Re: Western Indiana Repeater [Re: n9uwe]       #332 - Fri Jun 12 2009 11:33 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Hi Dan We are at a holding point on any more linking into the system at this time. We are working to improve or upgrade some of the current sites/links before moving on to other additions to the system. Thank you for your offer and we might talk about this at a later date. Mike 73 -------------------- Hello Post Extras:       kb9jhu stranger Reged: Sun Posts: 1 Re: Western Indiana Repeater [Re: kb9sgn]       #341 - Sat Dec 12 2009 01:05 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   I would be really interested in this system getting linked in. I've got a friend out there in Danville, occasionally grab him on the N9UWE repeater via IRLP. I'd be happy to pitch in a little money for parts if/when this comes to pass. Cheers, -Corey KB9JHU Post Extras:       N9NWO stranger Reged: Sun Posts: 1 Re: Western Indiana Repeater [Re: kb9sgn]       #345 - Sun Jul 04 2010 04:11 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   I would also like to create a linked system. We have the KA9VXS repeater (443.775) here in West Lafayette. It would be nice to be able to link to Indianapolis then to somewhere around Middle Fork (near Kokomo). I would like to have ideas on what repeaters you use, what controller and what you use for 220 links. Also what you do for remote receivers, if any. Post Extras:       Pages: 1

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