JANUARY 1 is membership renewal time. New and returning members should use the new unified membership application form. Location Freq/Offset/Tone Coverage Status
Mt. Constitution map
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146.740 - 103.5
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wide area
| ON LINE | Mt. Constitution
| 444.050 + 103.5 | | ON LINE |
Squalicum Mt. map
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146.740 - 127.3 |
local
| ON LINE | | Squalicum Mt. | 443.750 + 103.5 | | ON LINE |
King Mt. map
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147.160 + 103.5
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local | ON LINE | King Mt.
| 443.650 + 103.5 |
| ON LINE
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Status Key: ON LINE = Working fine PROBLEM = Known issue/Repair sked OFF LINE = Off the air for repair
The repeater group was founded in 1974 by W7ISX Tony (sk). W7UMH
Jim , W7LXP Danny (sk) ,W7YEQ Bill (sk). and WA7BAY ( W7NP ) Mike. We
are a semi-autonomous subsidiary group within the Mt. Baker Amateur
Radio Club with our own elected officers and bylaws. Our first machine
was put on the air in late 1974 on Mt Constitution on Orcas Island, and
in 1978 a repeater was added at King Mt. just north of Bellingham.
The
repeater group now has three repeaters on two meters and three on 70
cm. The wide area repeaters at the Mt. Constitution site are on
146.740 Mhz and 444.050 Mhz. These machines can be cross-linked if needed by the control operator.
The
group has two local coverage machines at the King Mt. site on 147.160
Mhz and 443.650 Mhz which provide Whatcom county area coverage and
ARES and RACES operations. The 147.160 Mhz repeater has a link to the IRLP worldwide network (node 3276). The 443.650 Mhz repeater is linked to the W7UMH 53.090 Mhz six meter repeater on Lyman Hill near Sedro Woolley.
In
Oct. 2002 a wide area coverage repeater on 443.750 Mhz was added to our
system on Lookout Mountain south of Bellingham near North Lake Samish.
Then in Oct. 2003 a second 146.740 Mhz repeater was added to Lookout
Mountain site. This repeater uses a PL tone of 127.3 Hz while the
Orcas Island repeater uses a 103.5 Hz tone; both repeaters share the
same frequency and the user selects the machine by the PL tone used.
These machines can be distinguished by the courtesy tone: the Mt. Constitution repeater sends the CW letter “T” or a dah, and the Lookout repeater sends the letter “K” or dah-dit-dah.
If you would like to help support the repeater group, you can do so with a YEARLY donation of $25.00. This helps with maintenance, upkeep and procurement of new equipment at the Mt. Constitution / Lookout Mountain repeaters, along with support for the King Mountain and Lyman Hill sites.
Mt. Baker Amateur Radio Club Repeater Group
PO Box 981
Bellingham, WA. 98227-0981
WA7ZWG Bob Chairman N7KWD Dale Treas.. K7RGK Ryan Sec /. tech
W7UMH Jim tech. KN0N Brian tech. KP2X Jim tech.
N7OC Stan KG6SKO Chris IRLP NU7Z Ricky tech.
Recent Announcements
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RG Meeting June 20, 2011
The meeting will be on Monday June 20th at Bob's Burger and Brew Birch Bay / Lynden location at 6:30 pm for dinner meeting starts about 7:00 pm
Posted May 28, 2011 1:31 PM by Brian Lawler
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Minutes of RG Meeting Sept 20, 2010
Posted to RG Files section
Posted Sep 21, 2010 2:37 PM by Brian Lawler
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MBARC RG Meeting Sept 20, 2010
This is a reminder for the next Mt. Baker Amateur
Radio Club Repeater Group meeting.
Monday Aug. 20th 7:00pm
Bob's Burger and
Brew Birch Bay Lynden Rd.
back ...
Posted Sep 16, 2010 11:07 PM by Brian Lawler
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June 2010 RG minutes Up
The minutes of the June 2010 MBARC Repeater Group meeting are now in the RG files section.
Posted Jul 15, 2010 10:59 AM by Brian Lawler
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RG Meeting June 21 Bob's Burgers Blaine
The quarterly meeting of the MBARC Repeater Group will be at 7pm at the Bob's Burgers and Brew on the Birch Bay / Lynden Road and I-5 in the ...
Posted Jun 16, 2010 2:49 PM by Brian Lawler
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