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144.350 Rotorua Whakapoungakau Airstrip. Linear.
145.350 Kapiti Mt field. Voice & Data.
145.375 Waitomo Rangitoto Range. AM.
145.400 Opunake Opunake.
145.600 Brynderwyn Pilbrow Hill.
145.675 Castlepoint Whakataki.
145.675 Raglan Plateau Rd.
145.775 Auckland Musick Point.
146.625 Auckland Klondyke.
146.650 Palmerston North Wharite.
146.700 Auckland Ruaotewhenua.
146.700 Hawkes Bay Kahuranaki.
146.750 Bay of Islands Manginangina.
146.750 Taupo Mt Maroanui.
146.750 Titahi Bay Onepoto Reservoir.
146.775 Taihape Cleavers Hill.
146.800 Masterton Mt Rangitumau.
146.800 Tauranga Cambridge Rd.
146.800 Gisbourne Kaiti Hill.
146.850 Arowhana Arowhana.
146.850 Kapiti Mt Field.
146.900 Auckland Mt Puketutu.
146.900 Gisbourne Whakapunake.
146.900 Wanganui Maewa Bench Mark.
146.950 Waikato Mt Te Aroha.
146.975 Tairua Tairua Lookout. Linked to Mercury Bay 147.075.
147.000 Edgecumbe Mt Edgecumbe.
147.000 Lower Hutt Mt Fitzherbert.
147.025 Tokoroa 5km North Whakamaru.
147.050 New Plymouth Jackson's Lookout.
147.075 North Wellington Colonial Knob. Voice & Data.
147.075 Mercury Bay 2.5km North Kakatarahae.
147.100 Far North Mt Maungataureia.
147.100 Wellington Belmont.
147.125 Manawatu Pahiatua Track.
147.150 Southern Wairarapa Long Ridge Farm.
147.150 Taumaranui Hikurangi.
147.175 Wairarapa Mt Holdsworth.
147.175 Te Puke Shaw Rd Trig.
147.200 New Plymouth Power Station Chimney.
147.200 Whangarei Mt Parahaki.
147.225 Doubtless Bay Whatuwhiwhi.
147.225 Waitomo Waipuna Rd.
147.250 Dargaville Tutamoe.
147.250 Napier Taraponui.
147.275 Kakaramea Kakaramea.
147.300 Rodney Schollum Access Rd.
147.300 Upper Hutt Mt Climie.
147.325 Papakura Ponga Hill.
147.325 Barton Mt Barton.
147.350 Rotorua Mt Ngongotaha.
147.350 Rewa Mt Rewa.
147.375 Waitomo Rangitoto Range.
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Frequency (MHz) Service Area Location Comments
Note: Repeaters with an output frequency of 147.000 and lower use a minus (-) 600 kHz
receive offset, while all repeaters with an output of 147.025 and above use a plus (+) 600 kHz
receive offset. The only exception to this is linear repeaters, which transmit around 144.350,
and use a plus (+) 600 kHz receive offset.
This list is current as of September 2001
Information in this listing is courtesy of the 2001 NZART Callbook, plus
information updates from other Amateurs.