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W2JT the NJDXA voice repeater now resides at the hilltop estate of W2JB in North Caldwell, NJ- What are the operating frequencies of the NJDXA repeater?
- Is the NJDXA repeater an open repeater?
- Are there special rules or guidelines for the use of this repeater?
- What is the polarization of the NJDXA Repeater antenna?
- Must I be a member of the NJDXA to use this repeater?
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The NJDXA repeater transmit frequency is 147.78 MHz. The receive frequency is 147.18 MHz. This is the standard 600 KHz split and follows the convention of transmit high/receive low when above 147.00 MHZ. - Top
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Is the NJDXA repeater an open repeater?
Yes, but in order to limit interference from repeaters on or near our frequencies, we have instituted the use of a sub-audible tone (PL) to key the repeater. The tone we use is 156.7 Hz.
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3.
Are there special rules or guidelines for the use of this repeater?
As with all amateur radio activities, proper behavior is expected. We do not permit profanity nor will we allow argumentative or 'flame throwing" remarks.
Except in emergencies, we do not handle third party traffic.
Please keep transmissions short and stand by for anyone who might wish to break in.
We have the ability to selectively restrict the use of the repeater so please abide by our rules.
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4.
What is the polarization of the NJDXA Repeater antenna?
Our antenna is vertically polarized.
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5.
Must I be a member of the NJDXA to use this repeater?
No, this is an open repeater. Everyone is welcome as long as they abide by our rules.
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