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Puget Sound
Repeater Group
| Call: | WW7PSR |
| Output: | 146.96 MHz |
| Input Shift: | -600 kHz |
| CTCSS Tone: | 103.5 Hz |
Home Page
Board/Contact Info
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Board Meeting: February 20, 2010. Location probably: 1 pm. Salmon Bay Cafe, 5109 Shilshole Ave. N.W., Seattle, 206-782-5539. Click here for Map |
NEW CALL SIGNEfective December 4, 2009: Call sign for the repeater is WW7PSR. Formerly: W7VHY
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
Want some old stuff? Some free, some not. Pictures here. If interested any items, contact PSRG President Mark Hagler. 2009-05-09
BY-LAWS
A revised constitution was approved by the members at the Annual Members Meeting on January 18, 2009.
Click here to download in PDF format Click here to download in Word formatEDUCATIONAL RADIO NET
Got questions about radio operation to go with your new ham license? Listen in each Wednesday, 8pm. The net's blog page is here.
NEW REPEATER AND POWER BACK-UP SYSTEM
The Motorola MTR 2000 was put in service the morning of December 30, 2007. Thanks to all who helped with money and labor.
Overview
The Puget Sound Repeater Group is a non-profit organization that maintains and operates a 2-meter FM Amateur Radio repeater system in the Seattle area, serving primarily North Seattle, from about Downtown through Shoreline, and east to about Bothell (although we've had people use the repeater regularly from as far away as Olympia and Everett).We currently have more than 200 members.
The repeater is maintained by member volunteers for use by members and non-members alike. The repeater hosts several regular nets. Anyone with an Amateur license is welcome to use the repeater.
Visit the PSRG Store for mugs, t-shirts, and sweatshirts
