You might want to consider a different frequency, as according to repeaterbook.com: 442.0000+ Dayton Montgomery WB8HSV OPEN N5ZUA On 5/10/2015 3:31 PM, Kevin Custer wrote:
On 5/10/2015 10:46 AM, Eric Guth wrote:
I saw that the Dayton Hamvention is using Echolink and IRLP to link the repeaters coming into the Dayton Hamvention. Any Allstar activity at the Hamvention this year?
Yes -
Our repeater will be in the Hamvention flea-market and operate during flea-market hours + or -. It will be on 442.000 MHz. + offset, with a PL of 100.0 Hz. The node will be connected to the Internet using a Verizon hot-spot. To save on data, it will be connected to a hub with lots of Internet bandwidth. If you would like to connect to our node, please do so using node 2120. It should handle many concurrent connections without an issue. The Verizon network usually becomes overwhelmed, so remote connectivity can be iffy.
We are in the following spaces in the western end of the flea-market: FW2370 - 2570 FW2369 - 2569 FW2368 - 2568
Stop by and say howdy!
Kevin - W3KKC
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