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W9DUA Fusion Repeater On the Air With Improved Coverage

Mon, 07/10/2017 - 3:09pm KA9KQH

On Thursday, July 7, 2017, the club's fusion repeater moved to an antenna located on top of St. Johns Hospital.  The machine was previously located at the club's meeting space.  The new location has the antenna at approximately 180' in the air which provides some excellent coverage.  

 

Potential Coverage about a 25 mile radius around St. Johns HospitalPotential Coverage

The machine is a Yaesu System Fusion DR-1X repeater. Here is the information to program your radio:

Frequency Offset Tone/DCS Comments Mode
443.000 +5Mhz CTCSS 94.8 encode & decode Make sure to configure  both encode and decode on the tone otherwise you will hear the digital noise of the C4FM signals Analog Voice
443.000 +5MHZ   For Digital   Digital Voice

 

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An Image showing the potential coverage of the W9DUA Machine which is about a 25-30 mile radius around the hospital

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