This is the WARA’s Primary Linked Repeater System. See the linked document for further details on other systems including digital modes and 6 metre frequencies.
Linked WARA Repeater System
Location | Output MHz | Offset | CTCSS Tone |
---|---|---|---|
Mt. McDonald | 146.840 | -600 kHz | 100.0 |
Mt. McDonald | 224.140 | -1.600 MHz | 100.0 |
Mt. McDonald | 444.875 | +5 MHz | 107.2 |
Saltspring Island | 146.660 | -600 kHz | 100.0 |
Oak Bay | 146.840 | -600 kHz | 107.2 |
Sooke | 146.840 | -600 kHz | 123.0 |
Triangle Mountain | 146.840 | -600 kHz | 131.8 |
The frequency chart for the WARA repeater system was reformatted and originally published to this web site in March 2008. Subsequent updates to the master spreadsheet are made when there are changes. Please note that the Repeater system is now fully reinstated on Mt. McDonald, effective January 2018. Check out the Members Manual for detailed user information on the WARA Repeater systems (password required).
DMR Repeater and System USER Dashboard
As of January, 2018, WARA is operating a UHF DMR repeater VE7VIC on 443.950 +5MHz. Every DMR Radio needs a unique ID associated with it. In theory, a user could make up an ID and use it but there would be no guarantee that it would be unique and that could cause issues with the repeater. There’s an organization, DMR-MARC, which co-ordinates the radio IDs. Click here for the Registration Page and they’re pretty quick at processing registrations. For a DMR Status Dashboard click here
Download instructions on how to control the WARA DMR Repeater.
D-STAR Repeater and D-STAR Gateway USER Registration for VE7VIC
You can use the local VE7VIC D-STAR repeater system to make local calls without registering on the Gateway. The repeater is tri-band on frequencies 145.080+0.600, 442.000 +5MHz and 1291.500 -20MHz
The D-STAR Gateway allows to you make long distance calls (similar to IRLP). To use the Gateway, you need to register your call sign. Go to the ve7vic.dstargateway.org. This page allows you to both register your callsign and add terminals, which you should do once your callsign has been approved. You can also use the above link to check D-STAR status. For callsign approval, notify our D-STAR administrator Hans VE7OES at Contact Form
Download instructions on how to control the WARA D-STAR Repeater.