Announcement regarding the further change of frequency for the BR4MT Tai Shan amateur radio repeater.
To all our dear amateur radio enthusiasts:
To further optimize communication quality and ensure stable operation of the repeater, actual test results showed that the previously enabled frequency (439.100 MHz) still experienced significant interference. In order to guarantee optimal communication performance, we have decided to re-adjust the operating frequency of the BR4MT Tai Shan amateur radio repeater.
The specific arrangements are as follows:
1. Adjust the content
Original operating frequency: 439.100 MHz, down-shifted by 5 MHz, simulating a sub-sonic emission of 100 Hz.
New frequency enabled: 439.350 MHz, with a 5 MHz offset, simulating an 88.5 Hz sub-carrier.
II. Activation time
From the date of this announcement, the BR4MT Tai Shan amateur radio repeater has officially started using the new frequency of 439.350 MHz. The original frequency of 439.100 MHz is no longer in use.
III. Important Notes
Please ensure that all amateur radio operators promptly update the frequency parameters in their equipment and communicate this information to each other, to ensure a smooth transition to the new repeater frequencies.
Frequency adjustments have a wide-ranging impact, so I urge all enthusiasts to cherish and jointly maintain the limited spectrum resources, strictly adhere to amateur radio operating regulations, and use them legally, orderly, and in a civilized manner.
If you encounter any issues while using the new frequency, please provide feedback through the local amateur radio network or group chat channels.
Thank you for your understanding and support! I wish everyone a smooth transition to the new frequency.
Hereby announced.
Source of this article: Announcement regarding changes to the frequency of BR4MT Tai Shan amateur radio repeater – Qilu HAM Net.
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