Geraldton is on Echolink
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 3:55 pm
Geraldton is on echolink via a simplex link. Here are the details:
Hi John,
The Echolink node is now permanently up and running and can be broadcast as such with the following details
Link node ID - VK6KCI-L
Echolink Node Number - 412591
Location - 28' 42.276'S 114' 37.733''E - Geraldton Western Australia
Frequency - 145.350Mhz (simplex)
TX Power - 44dBm (25W)
Antenna - Omnidirectional +6dBi at 16m AMSL
Coverage - Mostly reliable throughout Geraldton city and suburbs to a radius of aprox 15km with 25W TX and RX sensitivity of <= 0.2uV at 12dB SINAD. Coastal coverage north to Horrocks Beach and south to Cape Burney.
Notes:
Node control via DTMF - connect by dialing node number - disconnect by dialing *9
Please Note: Node may be connected to a conference server. If so, please check to ensure no local stations are using the link before dialing 9 to disconnect all stations. Please re-connect any conference servers after use
Thanks to Maarten VK6KCI who runs it, and to John Howland VK6ZN who alerted me to it.
Hi John,
The Echolink node is now permanently up and running and can be broadcast as such with the following details
Link node ID - VK6KCI-L
Echolink Node Number - 412591
Location - 28' 42.276'S 114' 37.733''E - Geraldton Western Australia
Frequency - 145.350Mhz (simplex)
TX Power - 44dBm (25W)
Antenna - Omnidirectional +6dBi at 16m AMSL
Coverage - Mostly reliable throughout Geraldton city and suburbs to a radius of aprox 15km with 25W TX and RX sensitivity of <= 0.2uV at 12dB SINAD. Coastal coverage north to Horrocks Beach and south to Cape Burney.
Notes:
Node control via DTMF - connect by dialing node number - disconnect by dialing *9
Please Note: Node may be connected to a conference server. If so, please check to ensure no local stations are using the link before dialing 9 to disconnect all stations. Please re-connect any conference servers after use
Thanks to Maarten VK6KCI who runs it, and to John Howland VK6ZN who alerted me to it.