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| Downlink: | 440.57500 |
| Uplink: | 445.57500 |
| Offset: | +5.000 MHz |
| D-STAR Enabled | |
| Node: | WY4EMA (B) Repeater |
| Sources: | jfindu lookup / |
| DMR Enabled | |
| Color Code: | 1 |
| DMR ID: | 312333 |
| County: | Houston |
| Grid: | EM82dm |
| Call: | WY4EMA |
| Use: | OPEN |
| Op Status: |  On-Air |
| Coverage: | Estimated (Limited) Area Coverage: 8 mi radius. |
| HAAT: | 75 feet |
| Power: | 50 watts |
| Pattern: | Omnidirectional |
| Features: | Repeater users should feel free to link to the DSTAR Reflector system, but please unlink the reflector when you are finished. This is especially important when linking to busy reflectors such as REF001 and REF030. |
| Notes: | SERA Listing (as of 15 November 2023): WY4EMA 440.5750 +5 MHz 82.5 MMDVM: MultiMode Digital Voice Modem Kathleen Houston. RB: Current Repeater Record Custodians (RRCs) for WY4EMA 440.57500 Kathleen repeater (13-19022): K4STM; KK4IB; WM4B. See website -- http://wm4b.wikidot.com/ -- for more details about this and other WM4B repeaters. This repeater went operational on 19 May 2022. It consists of a highly modified Motorola UHF MICOR Mobile radio interfaced with a Repeater-Builder RB_STM32_DVM Multi-Mode Digital Voice Modem. Processing power is provided by a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B running Pi-Star Digital Voice Software. The transmitter produces 50 watts to the antenna through a Celwave 526-4-2 duplexer. This is a multimode DSTAR, DMR, and FM repeater. Users must pay attention to the current repeater status. Prior to operating, please observe your RX Activity Indicator and/or your S-Meter. If you see activity but do not hear anything, the repeater is active on a mode other than the one you are monitoring. Please wait for the other users to finish, or switch modes and join their conversation. |
| Coordination: | SERA |
Coordinates of the repeater are not known and have been estimated.
 - Base |
 - HT |
 - Mobile |
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Activity
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Posted by: WM4B (member) on 2021-01-29.
Repeater will be re-sited this summer