The Sherwood site provides good  FM coverage over the Willamette Valley on five bands. The WORC D-Star equipment is also located here.
The site itself is a medium elevation location in the vicinity of Sherwood Oregon. The site has emergency power.

10m  - 29.680 MHz Tx    input frequency 29.580 tone 162.2  Hz   output tone is also transmitted > 162.2 Hz  -  callsign  KR7IS /R

6m  -  52.83 MHz - 1.7 offset   input tone 107.2  Hz   output tone is also transmitted > 103.5 Hz  -  callsign  KR7IS /R

2m  -  145.47 MHz  -0.600 offset  input tone  107.2  Hz  -  callsign  KR7IS /R

1.25m  -  224.06  MHz  -1.6  offset  input tone  107.2  Hz  -  callsign  KR7IS /R

70cm -  443.425 MHZ +5.0 offset  input tone 107.2 - callsign  KR7IS /R

These repeaters all can access the WORC autopatch as well as the WORC EchoLink Node  # 82962 and IRLP Node # 3881

These repeaters can be linked to each other and to the rest of the Western Oregon Radio Club System. The configuration of the linked system
can be changed by users utilizing  DTMF control codes. The 70cm is normally connected to the WORC local trunk to provide wide coverage
on the UHF linked system.

These repeaters may be connected to the Evergreen Intertie System by users utilizing  DTMF control codes.


   70cm    -   444.31875 MHz  +5.0 offset          callsign     WB7DZG  B,    Voice

                                            23cm   -   1292.000 MHz   -20 MHz offset  callsign  WB7DZG  A,    Voice

                                           23cm   -   1248.750 MHz  simplex              callsign  WB7DZG  A,    Data


                                         



04-03-2009