Metropolitan Amateur Repeater System
224.100 MHz., 443.550 MHz., AllStarLink, & DMR
1.25 meters (220 MHz.), 70 centimeters (440 MHz.), AllStarLink: 49266, and Brandmeister DMR: 31686
The 1.25 meters (220 MHz.) repeater at 224.100 MHz. (-) PL 162.2 and the 70 centimeters (440 MHz.) repeater at 443.550 MHz. (+) PL 162.2 are linked to one another full time. These two repeaters are also connected full time to AllStarLink Node 49266 and DMR Brandmeister Talk Group 31686. All courteous licensed amateur radio operators Technician Class and higher from around the world are welcome and encouraged to key up (or login) and say, “Hello”. Tourists and visitors to Branson, Missouri are welcome to use these repeaters for local communication or to “link back home” via the AllStarLink or DMR.
Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn
147.105 (+) PL 136.5
2 meters (144 MHz.)
The 2 meters (144 MHz.) repeater at 147.105 MHz. (+) PL 136.5 is linked full time into the Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn Repeater Network. The Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn Repeater Network is the official Skywarn repeater system endorsed by the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Springfield, Missouri.
Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn repeaters are used for various community activities such as Skywarn Severe Weather Spotting, Skywarn Spotter Training Nets, Skywarn Youth Nets, Springfield, Missouri Emergency Response Communication Nets, and more.
Priority on the 147.105 (+) PL 136.5 repeater in Branson, as well as all Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn repeaters, is always given to any severe weather spotting or other emergency communications activities. Please monitor this frequency before using it, and please yield to any priority traffic. However, outside of such priority traffic, regular amateur radio communications are allowed and encouraged on this repeater and throughout the very wide-coverage area of the Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn Repeater Network.
For more information about Southwest Missouri Regional Skywarn Repeater Network including repeater coverage maps, net times and contact information, please visit www.n0nws.com
