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Overview The Southeastern Linked Repeater Net began in 1991 before there was Echolink, IRLP, or the public domain of the internet before that matter. The net began with a core group of repeaters linked together to allow for a small, informal gathering of participants. Over the years the net expanded with more repeaters routinely linking in each and every week. While Echolink has been added to the net to allow for greater flexibility to accommodate check-ins, the links between repeaters continue to be established via RF (as opposed to using telephone lines or the Internet). The Southeastern Linked Repeater Net is called each Wednesday night at 9:00 PM eastern time. The repeaters operate on a variety of frequencys on 220, 440, two meters, and six meters and are located all over the southeastern United States providing coverage in parts of the following states:
Format We take check-ins, by state and suffix. At about 9:30 PM we stop for "Swap Shop and Annoucements". We ask that you keep your annoucement under two minutes and that it be amateur radio related. Net Controls The original net control for the Southeastern Linked Repeater Net was Jay, KC4JD, who currently resides in Duluth, GA. Jay served as primary net control the net's inception in 1991 until 1998, when Jay temporarily relocated out-of-state. Then, Robert, KD4YDC, located in Fayetteville, GA, took over as primary net control, and has remained in that position ever since that time. During Jay's time away from Georgia, other operators, like Shawn, KG4OVQ, located in Chattanooga, TN, Steven, KG4PTO, located in Atlanta, GA, and Jonathan, W4CGP located in Lilburn, GA assisted Robert as alternate net controls. In 2003, Jay relocated back to Georgia, and assumed the role of alternate net control to assist Robert as needed. If you are interested in trying your hand at calling this net please contact Robert via email at http://[email protected] Alternative Connections You can listen to this net over the Internet by going to http://www.wb4gwa.com Frequently Asked Questions Curious about how the net works? Wonder why you the audio is better some nights that others? Check out the SLRN FAQ (frequently asked questions) page. The answer might be looming just around the corner! Where are they? You hear the names each week, but where are these repeaters? How do the repeaters link? Is there a repeater next to my in-laws? Check out our online map based on Google Maps and answer those nagging questions. EchoLink Access The Southeastern Linked Repeater Net extended its reach by linking in the KD4YDC-R EchoLink node (node 251687). For more information on EchoLink check out Recently the Southeastern Linked Repeater Net extended its reach by linking in the KD4YDC-R EchoLink node (node 251687). For more information on EchoLink check out http://www.echolink.org Participating Repeaters The repeaters listed below participate in the Southeastern Linked Repeater
Net. Please help us thank each of these individuals for their support of this
net! Please also help me keep this list current. If you see a repeater
listed that does not link in, or know of a repeater that does link
in but is not listed below please drop me a note. Also please point out any
corrections that need to be made.
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