Local Repeaters & Frequencies of Interest

Pullman-area Repeaters

Description Callsign Frequency Shift Tone (CTCSS)
Kamiak Butte Repeater (KBARA) W7HFI 146.740 -
Moscow Mtn Tri-State ARO 146.820 -
Pullman repeater & remote base KC7AUI 444.300 + 103.5
Pullman 6m K7MM 53.750 -1.7Mhz 100.0
Moscow Local repeater 146.700 + 103.5
Moscow Mtn W7NGI 442.800 + 103.5
K7EI System, Moscow Mtn K7EI 444.975 + 100.0
Lewiston (linked to 6m) K7EI 146.92 - 110.9
Lewiston (linked to 2m) K7EI 53.35 -1.7Mhz 100.0
Spokane ARES W7GBU 147.300 + 100.0
Remote Base:
A repeater that has an additional radio on it (normally on a different band) that is controllable by users on the repeater itself. The Pullman remote base has a 2 meter radio, normally on 146.52 (but changed to Kamiak Butte frequency during the ARES nets to assist those with poorer coverage in Pullman). Users who wish to control the remote base may contact Mark, KC7AUI, for the control codes, or contact w7yh@wsu.edu for assistance.


Packet Frequencies

Kamiak Butte:
145.05: 1200 baud (K7MM-7: PULLMN)
440.975: 9600 baud (K7MM-8: PULL96)
(220Mhz freq: 1200 baud (K7MM-10) ("backbone" link)
Pullman:
440.975: K7MM-9 (Dan's node, also available as a packet <-> (HF) Pactor gateway upon prior arrangement and during EOC to EOC exercizes)

APRS

North America coordinated frequency: 144.39 MHz @ 1200 baud
Moscow Mtn: W7NGI-11