Madison,
WI - 146.340 / 146.940 Mhz Repeater
MADISON
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Wisconsin Repeater Association is an amateur radio club that
owns and operates two separate 2 Meter FM repeater systems.
Our
2nd system is located on the west side of Dane County,
Wisconsin. The operating output frequency for this system is
146.940 Mhz. The input frequency is: 146.340 Mhz.
This
repeater system serves Dane County and most of south-central
Wisconsin.
The
west side of Dane County is high ground. The 94 repeater is
co-located on a county owned tower facility with other
businesses.
The
94 repeater is open to anyone who wants to use it. You don't
have to be a member of CWRA, but it is good practice to join
the club and support CWTA and any repeater system that you use
and enjoy.
The
.94 repeater is used by many clubs and organizations. Due to
its good coverage, .94 is a good choice for your next public
service event.
The
Madison .94 repeater. Give it a try... You might be surprised
to find how well it works!
Whenever
there is a chance for severe weather, local Skywarn volunteers
are called into action. They report areas of bad weather
directly to the national weather service. There is usually a
Skywarn volunteer stationed at the weather service office in
Sullivan, WI interfacing with the radio amatures in the field.
This makes for an effective severe weather network.
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