KE6ALV IRLP Node 3863
Serving The Cities of Moreno Valley, Perris, and Riverside in southern California
145.770 MHz, simplex, PL 103.5

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Node Usage Guidelines:

Radio is a GE Phoenix and TX about 8W into a J-Pole up about 20'; tip of antenna is near 1600' ASL.
HT coverage is western/central Moreno Valley; mobile/base coverage is pretty good.

Note: The node is co-channeled with the KB0BOT EchoLink node in Corona, and we can hear each other, but so far I am not aware of any problems.
If you experience any interference, please let me know ASAP by sending an email to mike(at)ke6alv.com

When idle, the node announces it's presence at the top of every hour.

Please don't try to use the node unless you can hear it full-quieting.

Please check the status of the node before connecting using DTMF command 77.

Connect/disconnect codes are standard. Please ID when controlling.

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Grid DM13ITU Zone 6

Riverside County, California, USA

ARRL Southwestern Division

ARRL Orange Section

This node features EchoIRLP, which allows it to be connected to EchoLink-supported Conference Servers
The default server I connect to is WA6RQDCurrent regional EchoLink Status

Don't forget to check out the MVARA (our local club)'s node 3937 on 440...
plans are for that node to use the 449.300 Box Springs repeater,
which will cover basically from Pomona to Beaumont and the Cajon Pass to Temecula.
My node will remain on simplex, as the repeater completely overlaps the coverage area.

I can also be found on the following repeaters:
Box Springs Mountain: 224.460; 449.300Moreno Valley: 146.655
EchoLink as user 1461 or on the WA6RQD Conference ServereQSO as KE6ALV