05/12/2010
Packet Radio in the Mat Valley, South Central, Alaska
Packet Nodes
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CALLSIGN |
ALIAS |
LOCATION |
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145.010 mhz |
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KL7AA-1 |
ANC | Rabbit Creek, Anchorage area | |
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KL7AA-7 |
ANCBBS | Downtown, Anchorage bowl | |
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KL7AA-8 |
AARC | Part of ANCBBS | |
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NL7C-2 |
EAGLE | Site Summit, Anchorage, Valley, Kenai Area | |
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KL7AIR-2 |
Elmendorf ARS | ||
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145.050 mhz |
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KL7GG-1 |
NEST | Eagle River, Anchorage, Valley Area | |
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KL7IKX-10 |
DPD | South Anchorage, Anchorage, Valley, Kenai Area | |
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147.360 mhz |
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KL7GG-2 |
ERAK | Eagle River, Anchorage 9600 Baud | |
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147.960 mhz |
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KL7AA-8 |
AARC | Part of ANCBBS | |
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KL7IKX-3 |
#EMLNK | South Anchorage, Reflector | |
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KL7JFU-2 |
VALLEY | 4150 Wickersham Way, Valley, Anchorage Area | |
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KL7AIR-3 | Elmendorf ARS | ||
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444.050 mhz |
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KL7AA-4 |
DD | South Anchorage, Anchorage | |
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NL7C-4 |
EAGLE4 |
Site Summit, Anchorage |
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3.605 mhz LSB |
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KL7AA-10 |
HF80 | South Anchorage, HF Side of things 300 baud | |
There is a full duplex UHF link between DPD and ANCBBS/AARC.
This ties 145.050 mhz to 145.010 mhz. 444.050 mhz is used as a backbone
to tie the HF node KL7AA-10 HF80 into the network.
All nodes operate at 1200 baud unless otherwise noted.
The full duplex link between ANCBBS/AARC and the 440.050/145.050/147.960 mhz node
stack is not a user link.
The KL7AIR Station and the EARS club have
setup DIGI links for anyone to use.
If your having problems getting into the nodes try this:
connect eagle via kl7ears (145.01)
or
connect valley via kl7ears (147.96)