Wires-X Room: 21335
FCS Reflector 4 - Room 034
147.380, 443.200, 442.300 Repeaters and Shark Rf Openspot on
FCS 004-34 and Zello cell phone interfaces into our repeater
system are operational. 147.380 and others are Digital only.
Views from Downtown Muskegon Rooftops
N8UKF Repeater Group
This loosely organized bunch of Hams have worked on many iterations of the 147.380, 442.300, 443.200 repeaters and the homebrew digital D-star repeater that had been on the air in the Muskegon area.Our Purpose
We all work to provide the needed infrastructure that may be required of local radio operators and emergency services groups in our area. We never know when these services may be required. Our groups repeaters will help serve those needs in case of an emergency or for the numerous community events and emergency drills local hams participate in. But after all this is our hobby as well and we strive to provide support for the latest emerging technologies so those interested can hone their skills. We were the first Yaesu System Fusion repeater in the state of Michigan and hope to continue this type of groundbreaking activity in the future.
LST 393
One of the few remaining LST Landing crafts of World War II still afloat, the ship has been restored and is open for tours right here in Muskegon Mi. A sight you should not miss!
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perspective owners i.e..Yaesu System Fusion.
