Batboard

Can anyone refresh me on the typical bat frequency plan? I know in years past there was a lot of activity on one of the MURS freqs P25 that was batboard related...As well as another UHF P25 freq.

If you are bringing a UHF TRBO radio - these guys will have a UHF TRBO repeater on the air at the show.

http://www.dmr-marc.net/

Networked on timeslot 1 and local on timeslot 2. It will be my first time playing with TRBO in the ham bands.

Looking forward to seeing folks there.

Jay

Here's my notes:

Simplex:
Frequency Service Alpha PL/DPL/NAC Modulation
151.880 MURS GREEN DCSQ IMBE
151.940 MURS BLUE DCSQ IMBE
151.570 MURS RED DCSQ IMBE
462.6625 GMRS ALPHA DCSQ IMBE
462.6875 GMRS BRAVO DCSQ IMBE
462.7125 GMRS CHARLIE DCSQ IMBE

146.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog
147.495 Amateur DCSQ IMBE
446.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog

I have a VHF XTS5000, and I have a DES-XL board for it. Just need someone to install it (I don't have a clue how to even open the radio!). Anybody willing to do this at Dayton? I don't need any keys loaded, just the module installed.

PM me and let me know how much you would charge and where I can find you. I will be there Fri and Sat, and maybe Sun. Thanks!

Kevin

I'll have a case tool with me

Hit me up on 151.88 astro

I will help you do it yourself.

sglass wrote:I'll have a case tool with me

Hit me up on 151.88 astro

I will help you do it yourself.

Thanks! I'll put a call out sometime Friday or Saturday asking for help with this.

Kevin

Making my first trip to Dayton this year. Coming out late Thursday for Friday and part of Saturday. Any particular place Batlabers are meeting or just try the established frequencies?

Brad Ziegler, KC0CDG

jnglmassiv wrote:Here's my notes:

Simplex:
Frequency Service Alpha PL/DPL/NAC Modulation
151.880 MURS GREEN DCSQ IMBE
151.940 MURS BLUE DCSQ IMBE
151.570 MURS RED DCSQ IMBE
462.6625 GMRS ALPHA DCSQ IMBE
462.6875 GMRS BRAVO DCSQ IMBE
462.7125 GMRS CHARLIE DCSQ IMBE

146.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog
147.495 Amateur DCSQ IMBE
446.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog

What?! no 800?

Here's the list I found, with some additional frequencies:

VHF: NAC/PL/ DPL MODE NAME

1. 146.495 293 IMBE HS#1
2. 146.495 P67.0 ANALOG HS#1
3. 147.495 293 IMBE HS#3
4. 147.495 P67.0 ANALOG HS#4
5. 151.880 293 IMBE GREEN D
6. 151.940 293 IMBE BLUE D
7. 154.570 293 IMBE RED D
8. 151.880 D143 ANALOG GREEN A
9. 151.940 D143 ANALOG BLUE A
10. 154.570 D143 ANALOG RED A
11. 146.565 D143 ANALOG BL#1



UHF: NAC/PL/ DPL MODE

1. 446.495 P67.0 ANALOG HS#1
2. 446.495 293 IMBE HS#2
3. 462.6625 293 IMBE ALFA D
4. 462.6875 293 IMBE BRAVO D
5. 462.7125 293 IMBE CHARLIE D
6. 462.6625 D072 ANALOG ALFA A
7. 462.6875 D411 ANALOG BRAVO A
8. 462.7125 D143 ANALOG CHARLIE A
9. 462.5500 D627 ANALOG DELTA A
10. 462.7000 D331 ANALOG ECHO A
11. 446.9250 CSQ ANALOG BL#1 A
12. 446.9250 293 IMBE BL#1 D

I have a P25 only (not mixed mode) repeater up an running at Hara Arena.
443.900 +5mhz NAC293
Sorry it's an alligator, all mouth.
Will work on making it better for next year.
Let me know if you have any helpful comments.
This is my first p25 repeater and the first that I did all the work on.
I'm learning and never seem to have enough time.

Please do make good use out of it.


Mark
N2OJD
N8YFM Trustee

Mark,

I hit the repeater today from the flea market and it sounded great. Audio checks came back good and the signal was nice and strong. I will have the machine in my scanlist tomorrow as well if anyone wants to chat (my radio ID is 708807, if you want to selcall or something ).

BTW, if anybody has an XTS5k programming cable to sell (/\/\ or aftermarket) and will be at the Hamvention tomorrow please email me at bezking@radioreference.com

Thanks!

Man, was Dayton a hoot or what? People were dumping their MotoTurdbo's like crazy, I got some awesome pictures..........







And that's a no $hit story...........

ledzep11 wrote:

jnglmassiv wrote:Here's my notes:

Simplex:
Frequency Service Alpha PL/DPL/NAC Modulation
151.880 MURS GREEN DCSQ IMBE
151.940 MURS BLUE DCSQ IMBE
151.570 MURS RED DCSQ IMBE
462.6625 GMRS ALPHA DCSQ IMBE
462.6875 GMRS BRAVO DCSQ IMBE
462.7125 GMRS CHARLIE DCSQ IMBE

146.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog
147.495 Amateur DCSQ IMBE
446.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog

What?! no 800?

historically,ive found and heard many peeps over the years that have 800 have used the national Motorola trunked radio simplex of 853.4875.
in the late 80s and up to the late 90s alot of radio shops put this freq into the trunked radios as a simplex when their customers were out of range of the tower. ive heard dayton fest activity on this freq over the years.

i had a great time at the fest, bought radios by the boxload! also picked up a transit antenna, some batteries and chargers, misc brackets. i was worn out when i was done walking around 2 times, im still feeling it sunday night, guess im getting old

Had great weather and we still got "SHAT" on.

Had a great time though , was nice to get to meet the batlabs crew!

See ya next year guys.

Dan

Kinda knew it was getting stinky there.. Probably tried flushing a hamabout down the crapper.

the repeater worked great...thanks!

Rob W8RW

myoung wrote:I have a P25 only (not mixed mode) repeater up an running at Hara Arena.
443.900 +5mhz NAC293
Sorry it's an alligator, all mouth.
Will work on making it better for next year.
Let me know if you have any helpful comments.
This is my first p25 repeater and the first that I did all the work on.
I'm learning and never seem to have enough time.

Please do make good use out of it.


Mark
N2OJD
N8YFM Trustee

wazzzzzzzzup wrote:

ledzep11 wrote:

jnglmassiv wrote:Here's my notes:

Simplex:
Frequency Service Alpha PL/DPL/NAC Modulation
151.880 MURS GREEN DCSQ IMBE
151.940 MURS BLUE DCSQ IMBE
151.570 MURS RED DCSQ IMBE
462.6625 GMRS ALPHA DCSQ IMBE
462.6875 GMRS BRAVO DCSQ IMBE
462.7125 GMRS CHARLIE DCSQ IMBE

146.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog
147.495 Amateur DCSQ IMBE
446.495 Amateur 67.0/DCSQ IMBE Mixed/Analog

What?! no 800?

historically,ive found and heard many peeps over the years that have 800 have used the national Motorola trunked radio simplex of 853.4875.
in the late 80s and up to the late 90s alot of radio shops put this freq into the trunked radios as a simplex when their customers were out of range of the tower. ive heard dayton fest activity on this freq over the years.

Thats the freq we were on, ironically...in astro for a while, then dpl 411 so we could talk to an old mtx8000...

I'm in, as always.

lol....and then I looked at the thread date. Well, I'm in for 2012.