Junction City, Prairie Peak, Oregon, 145.13, AB7BS Repeater

Prairie Peak - AB7BS

Junction City, OR

Repeater ID: 41-352

Downlink:	145.13000
Uplink:	144.53000
Offset:	-0.600 MHz
Uplink Tone:	D023
Downlink Tone:	D023
County:	Lane
Grid:	CN84FG
Call:	AB7BS
Use:	OPEN
Op Status:	On-Air
Coverage:	Roseburg to Portland in valley Reedsport to Lincoln City on the coast.
Sponsor:	AB7BS
Features:	E-power equipped.
FM:	Yes; analog capable.
Analog Bandwidth:
EchoLink:	521741 W7PRA-L
	ON
Notes:	3,510 feet ASL.
Coordination:	ORRC

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Call	Date	Information
AB7BS (registered)	2020-09-25	Tepeater call change and other info.
K7JU (registered)	2016-05-17	Changes: new Echolink Node #521741; new Call sign “W7PRA-L” -- upgrade in progress
KE7OSN	2015-11-12	Tone and TSQ updated
AK7ML	2015-09-05	Moved to Prairie Moutain when Mary's Peak location no longer available.
AK7ML	2015-07-26	Updated Coverage, Website & Email
AB7BS (registered)	2015-03-23	Added EchoLink.
W7WIL	2014-08-11	Updated tone squelch.
KD6KPC (registered)	2014-05-31	Propagation report added.
KD6KPC (registered)	2014-05-30	Propagation report added.
W7WIL	2013-06-09	Snow Peak Net Time Updated
W0ULF	2013-06-02	Split tone added.
W0ULF	2013-05-04	Updated call sign, web and email, and nets.
W0ULF	2012-01-07	Updated Call Sign, Location, Echolink, and More..
WO7Z	2009-10-26	Added Linn Co ARES as an affilliate, Newsline and Swapnet info.
WO7Z	2009-07-17	Updated the sponsor.
WO7Z	2009-07-16	Corrected county, updated call sign, ARES affiliate, note, and net info. This is a rare user-friendy repeater, where all hams are welcomed. A very helpful community of area hams with lots of old timers sounding off.

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"Excellent linked repeater that is well maintained and covers most of western Oregon!" Posted by: W0ULF on 2013-06-01. No fancy user-accessible features here, just an excellent coverage repeater with multiple remote receivers tied together with a voting system and a few linked repeaters. Well-used and almost always a few people on frequency. Professionally maintained.

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"Excellent linked repeater that is well maintained and covers most of western Oregon!"
Posted by: W0ULF on 2013-06-01.

No fancy user-accessible features here, just an excellent coverage repeater with multiple remote receivers tied together with a voting system and a few linked repeaters. Well-used and almost always a few people on frequency. Professionally maintained.

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