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honey pot Montrose, Montrose Fairgrounds, Pennsylvania, 147.375, N3KZ Repeater

Montrose Fairgrounds - N3KZ

Montrose, PA
Repeater ID: 42-318

Downlink: 147.37500
Uplink: 147.97500
Offset: +0.600 MHz
Uplink Tone: 77.0
County: Susquehanna
Call: N3KZ
Use: OPEN
Op Status: ON-AIR On-Air
Coverage: 13 mi radius.
Features: Emergency power equipped.
FM: Yes; analog capable.
Analog Bandwidth: 25.0 kHz (wideband)
Notes: To keep repeater listings up to date and to verify that they are on, we request that all repeaters have an update submitted annually. This listing is due. When this listing is updated, this note can be deleted.
Web links: Sponsor: N3JT -- JAMES M. TALENS -- TRUSTEE.
Sponsor: KC3NBH -- Sarah E. Friedensen -- Club President.
Sponsor: WN3A -- JEFFREY J. DE POLO -- Custodian.
Sponsor: WA3FRP -- R. RUSSELL MILLER -- Custodian.
Sponsor: W3ABT -- University Of Pennsylvania Amateur Radio.
Sponsor: N3KZ -- Univ. Of Pennsylvania Amateur Radio Club.
Sponsor: N3KZ Repeater Systems.
Sponsor: N3KZ REPEATER SYSTEM.
Sponsor: The University of Pennsylvania Amateur Radio Club.
Coordination: ARCC
Last updated: 2024-06-06
Last reviewed: 2024-06-06

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KC3PNF (registered) 2020-09-16 Repeater re-verified. All information complete and accurate.
AB2CT 2015-07-08 Update
N3UPM 2012-12-06 Changed PL, Call Sign, removed Affiliate, and changed features


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