WD8JNU Remote Base Link Repeater System

Program these channels into your VHF/UHF radio.

Ripley	Tx 146.070 PL 107.2 Rx 146.670 PL 107.2
Kenna	Tx 448.725 PL 127.3 Rx 443.725 PL 127.3
Ripley-To-Kenna	Tx 146.070 PL 127.3 Rx 146.670 PL 107.2
Kenna-To-Ripley	Tx 448.725 PL 107.2 Rx 443.725 PL 127.3

Scenario #1: Ripley Repeater - Normal Use

Bill and Ted are both located near Ripley. They both use the Ripley channel. Their QSO is not heard on the Kenna repeater.

Scenario #2: Kenna Repeater - Normal Use

Joe and Sam are both located in Southern Jackson County, out of range of the Ripley repeater. They both use the Kenna channel. Their QSO is not heard on the Ripley repeater.

Scenario #3: Join Kenna QSO via Ripley Repeater

Bill is located near Ripley. He can hear Joe and Sam's QSO on his handheld transceiver. His signal is too weak to reach the Kenna repeater. Bill activates his HT's dual receive feature. He sets chan A to the Kenna channel. He sets chan B to the Ripley-To-Kenna channel. He transmits on the B channel. All three can hear each other on the 443.725 frequency.

Scenario #4: Join Ripley QSO via Kenna Repeater

Sam is located near Kenna. He can hear Bill and Ted's QSO on his handheld transceiver. His signal is too weak to reach the Ripley repeater. Sam activates his HT's dual receive feature. He sets chan A to the Ripley channel. He sets chan B to the Kenna-To-Ripley channel. He transmits on the B channel. All three can hear each other on the 146.670 frequency.

Scenario #5: Ripley ↔ Kenna via both Repeaters

Joe is located in Southern Jackson County. Ted is located near Ripley. They can have a QSO via this setup: Joe selects the Kenna-To-Ripley channel. Ted selects the Ripley-To-Kenna channel. The dual receive feature is not needed.