C6ARS/R VHF Repeater — Nassau
Our club operates a VHF FM repeater located in central Nassau, providing coverage across New Providence and to stations in the surrounding waters. All licensed amateurs are welcome to use it — and visitors are especially encouraged to key up and say hello!
Frequencies
| Output (downlink) | 146.940 MHz |
| Input (uplink) | 146.340 MHz |
| Offset | −600 kHz |
| CTCSS Tone | 110.9 Hz |
| Mode | FM |
| Location | Central Nassau, New Providence |
Programming Your Radio
Set your radio to 146.940 MHz with a standard −600 kHz offset and a 110.9 Hz CTCSS tone on transmit. Most modern radios will apply the offset automatically when you dial in the frequency.
Using the Repeater
- Listen first to make sure the repeater isn't in use
- Identify with your callsign when calling or joining a conversation
- Leave a pause between transmissions so others can break in
- Visiting operators: we'd love to work you — don't be shy!
Listen in
Don't have a radio? No problem, with the power of the Innernets, you can listen to our repeater traffic in real time.
Direct Link (VLC, Winamp, XMMS, etc)
More Information
Full technical details and coverage information are available on RepeaterBook.
Questions about the repeater? Contact us — we're happy to help.
