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Radio Frequencies of Interest

Area VHF/UHF Repeaters

Location/Trustee Frequency Offset Tone
Springfield - CAARERT Primary (WA9KRL) 146.685 MHz -600 kHz 94.8 Hz
Springfield - CAARERT Secondary (N9MAF) 146.805 MHz -600 kHz 94.8 Hz
Beardstown (KB9KCQ) 146.715 MHz -600 kHz 103.5 Hz
Jacksonville (K9JX) 146.775 MHz -600 kHz 103.5 Hz
Athens (WS9V) 147.045 MHz +600 kHz 210.7 Hz
Springfield (W9HJA) 147.315 MHz +600 kHz 94.8 Hz
Lincoln (K9ZM) 147.345 MHz +600 kHz n/a
Springfield (WA9KRL) 147.375 MHz +600 kHz 94.8 Hz
Decatur - Macon Co. ARES 442.250 MHz +5 MHz 103.5
Pawnee (N9MAF) 442.600 MHz +5 MHz 94.8
Tallula (K9KGO) 442.675 MHz +5 MHz 151.4 Hz
Decatur (Linked, See Note 1) 443.800 MHz +5 MHz 123.0 Hz
Springfield (K9PLR) 444.100 MHz +5 MHz n/a
Carlinville (WS9V) (Linked, See Note 1) 444.250 MHz +5 MHz 103.5 Hz
Springfield (K9CZ) 444.400 MHz +5 MHz 103.5 Hz
Springfield (WS9V) (Linked, See Note 1) 444.600 MHz +5 MHz 103.5 Hz
Tallula (K9KGO) 444.900 MHz +5 MHz 151.4 Hz

NOTE 1: Linked Repeater System
The Carlinville (444.250), Decatur (443.800) and Springfield (444.600) repeaters are linked along with repeaters in Gillespie, Greenville, and Centralia. (The Athens repeater is also being added.) This system provides broad coverage over a significant portion of Central/Southern Illinois.

VHF Digital Communications

Mode or Type Frequency
APRS 144.390 MHz
Packet Radio 145.050 MHz
N9PUZ-10 Winlink 2000 Gateway 145.610 MHz
Packet Radio Digipeater: N9PUZ-3, alias SPI 145.610 MHz

Illinois Section Nets

Net Name Frequency Local Days Local Time
Illinois ARES Phone Net 3.905 MHz 1st and 3rd Sunday 4:30 PM
Illinois Emergency Net 3.940 MHz Sn 8:00 AM
Illinois Phone Net 3.857 MHz M, T, W, Th, F 4:45 PM
Illinois Phone Net 3.940 MHz Sn 8:15 AM
Illinois Section Net (Update 12/18/07) 3.550 MHz Daily 6:30 PM
Illinois Sideband Net 3.905 MHz Daily 6:00 PM
Illinois CW Training Net 3.555 MHz Daily 7:00 PM
North Central Phone Net 3.912 MHz M, T, W, Th, F, S 7:00 AM

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