D-Star repeater off-air for frequency change
The VK1 D-Star repeater is offline in preparation for the frequency change and recommissioning of the Isaacs Ridge 2m repeater. The 2m repeater and the D-Star repeater share antennas on…
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The VK1 D-Star repeater is offline in preparation for the frequency change and recommissioning of the Isaacs Ridge 2m repeater. The 2m repeater and the D-Star repeater share antennas on…
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A reminder that the club monthly meeting is on this Wednesday night at 6:30pm at the Mt Mugga Scout Hall. The topic this month is “APRS, What it is and…
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Due to an issue with our ISP there is currently no internet access at Isaacs Ridge.This means that, although the repeaters themselves are working fine, they can’t connect to their…
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The CRARC Merchandise shop is now available with a wide selection of T-Shirts, Hoodies, Caps, Polos and Sweaters in both male and female styles. https://merch.crarc.org.au/ Each T-Shirt, Hoodie, Polo and…
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On the 28th of February the Annual General Meeting of the Canberra Region Amateur Radio Club (CRARC) for 2024 will be held at the CRARC clubrooms, Mt Mugga Scout Hall,…
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In September this year CRARC migrated our membership system from HamClubOnline to TidyHQ. While HamClubOnline provided a basically functional service there were issues with the service that made it not…
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Hi Everyone, Since late November or so there has been an interfering signal appearing on the Isaacs DMR repeater and it has been broadcasting this interference to over 50 other…
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The Isaacs Ridge D-Star repeater, VK1RWN is operational again. It came back sometime Monday morning and seems to be operating normally. Carl, vk1kcm, A CRARC Vice President.
It looks like the receiver on the Isaacs Ridge D-Star repeater has failed. Probably due to storm yesterday. We’ll be going up there early this week to take a look…
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