Boeing Employees Amateur Radio Society

 

Evergreen Intertie
   

Introduction

Technical Information

Repeaters
    The BEARS belong to a loose confederation of repeaters located between Salem, OR and Seattle, WA, and east past Spokane, WA. These repeaters are interconnected via UHF full duplex links from one site to the next with 2 major backbone links, "East-West" from Seattle to Spokane, "North-South" from Seattle to Portland. Use of the Evergreen Intertie, by law, is restricted to amateurs but design, construction, and repair are open to all.   These links are usually kept off, and all individual repeater sites have currently elected to keep their user frequency off-link as a standard configuration. There are user access codes available to allow users to re-configure the system within reason for personal contacts. The system needs to be left in the configuration designated in the official information hand-out.

 

 

 

 Here are some of the repeaters in the system
    K7NWS, Seattle 145.33
    K7NWS, Seattle 224.34
    K7NWS, Seattle 442.075
    WA7HJR, Seattle 444.65
    K7CPR, Olympia 145.47
    WB7DFV, Kalama 442.075
    KJ7IY, Portland 146.80
      KJ7IY, Portland 443.15
      KB7WUK, Portland 1291.0
    KJ7IY, Sandy 145.43
KR7IS, Sherwood 145.47
      KR7IS, Sherwood 224.06
   

 

 KR7IS, Sherwood 443.425
  KR7IS, Sherwood 52.86
     

Handout

   KR7IS, Sherwood 1292.00
      This hand-out will be provided to any licensed Amateur Radio Operator upon receipt of a request which includes your callsign. Check the Evergreen Intertie WEB site for information and instructions.   KJ7IY, Timber 145.27
        KJ7IY, Timber 441.825
        W7SRA, Salem 145.33
           
        KB7TYR, Naneum 147.26
        W7OE, Spokane 147.38
   

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Posted : 03/05/11        

WEB Master: John MacDuff, KA7TTY