IRLP Node 4607
The Blue Ridge Amateur Radio Society maintains an IRLP node
on the 146.820 repeater located on Paris Mountain.
Output: 146.820 Input: 146.220 No Tone Requred.
What is IRLP?
The Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP) allows repeaters all over the globe
to be connected to one another using the Internet as a connector. This means that
you can use a 2 meter repeater to talk to a similarly linked repeater in England
without an HF license, and with FM audio quality. General use of the repeater
is open to the public. To promote good amateur practice, and to assure that new
operators have received some instruction prior to operating the IRLP function
of the repeater, we ask new operators to read the IRLP operating
guidelines before initial use.
Would you like to use the BRARS IRLP?
Any amateur not otherwise prohibited from operating this repeater
is invited to use the IRLP features upon acceptance of our operating guidelines.
If you would like to use our IRLP node, simply do the following:
- Read the IRLP Operating Guidelines
- Feel free to use it. A code is no longer required
- Check out the Node Status Page for nodes and locations
- Check out the All Nodes and their current status
- BRARS node W4NYK 4607
If you know someone who does not have access to the web and email, print the
form out for them and have them read the guidelines.
BRARS 146.82 (W4NYK)
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