Re: Warm Springs repeater site photos

On Jan 20, 11:52�pm, "Lumpy" <lu...@digitalcartography.com> wrote:

...I'm sure there is a digipeater on Angel Peak,
which can be "seen" from a few areas on the ET Highway.


I don't see an APRS digi near Angel Peak.
But there's a guy KE7REY (KE7REY-1 mobile and -5 something?
icon is a dog) at Amargosa Valley. That's about as close to Angel
as I see any APRS. But I do see US 95 mobiles
covered all the way up from LV to TONOPAH.
So they're getting coverage from somewhere.

I never got any repeater in Tonopah or Warm Springs to work. I am told
but haven't confirmed that there is a repeater on 147.39 in Tonopah.


I'm seeing one at Tonopah, one of the
N7ARR machines on 146.640- PL 123.0.
Last poled via IRLP on Fri 12 Dec 2008.
It is IRLP node 3396. So if you are
familiar with how to access that, you
could talk from your HT there in CA or
Iceland or the S Pole just by entering
the DTMF tones.

Lumpy

You were the "OPERATION" game voice?
Yes. Take out wrenched ankle.

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Yeah, I need to figure out IRLP. I got a FT60 which has some modes
that are supposed to make IRLP easier. It's just a matter of reading
the instructions, no rocket science.

From what I've read, IRLP is strictly ham access, no computer VOIP. I
think echolink does both.