Western Washington Amateur Television Society
Club Call Sign: WW7ATS
Net Audio Coordination on SeaTac Repeater: 147.08+ MHz, CTCSS: 103.5
Nets: Wednesday and Saturday at 20:00 Pacific TimezoneGreater Seattle Area, Washington
Digital Video Frequencies - Uplink
435.25 MHz Input / 2MHz - Horizontal Polarization - Channel 1
437.75 MHz Input / 2MHz - Horizontal Polarization - Channel 2
Digital Video Frequencies - Downlink
1255.0 MHz / 6MHz Output - Vertical Polarization
Welcome!
The Western Washington Amateur Television Society (WWATS) is a group of amateur radio operators in the Puget Sound area with a common interest in amateur television. We transmit and receive fast-scan full color video pictures and have a DATV repeater on Cougar Mountain east of Seattle. The repeater is on 1255 MHz output and 435.25/.75 MHz input. See the DATV page for the latest updates.The DATV repeater output is automatically turned on during when detecting a DVB-T signal on the input frequency or a RTMP authenticated stream, and produces wonderful HD signals on the output frequency.
We hold our nets on Wednesday and Saturday evenings at 20:00 Pacific. The audio portions of our nets are conducted with the assistance of the SeaTac Repeater Association on 147.08 MHz. Visitors are welcome. We would be delighted to have you join our Wednesday and Saturday evening nets. For those who have a hard time receiving our over the air video broadcasts, we also make an attempt to do a live stream of our nets. Check the streaming page!
WWATS email address: [email protected]
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