The following repeaters are linked full time   (compiled by va3dlt)

1) SNM    442.8500  136.5      Balentrae Site

2) WIK    443.6750   131.8      Carlisle Site

3) WAJ    442.425     107.2      Niagara site

4) SED    442.2000    131.8      Baden Site

5) SED    53.3700      131.8      Baden Site

                                                                                                                

Repeaters Located at the Baden Site

VE3SED 6 meter Repeater     53.3700 MHz tone 131.8 Hz links to UHF VE3SED

VE3SED 70cm Repeater     442.2000 MHz tone 131.8 Hz links to VE3WIK Hub

 

The VE3SED system is located in Baden, Ontario and is co-located at the CKCO Television tower at Baden Hill. Tedd is using GE repeaters, along with a GE Phoenix link radio. The antenna for UHF is an SRL 310-C4, along with an Decibel 212-2 for the low band VHF.

VE3SED, VHF is 275 feet AGL, and RC-AMCL 1440 feet

VE3SED, UHF is 125 feet AGL, and RC-AMSL 1290 feet

 

 

Repeaters Located at the Carlisle Site    

 VE3WIK 6 meter repeater          53.1100 MHz tone 131.8 Hz currently stand alone

VE3WIK 2 Meter repeater          146.7150 MHz tone 131.8 Hz links with VE3MBR Goring 147.1050 MHz 131.8 Hz

VE3WIK 70cm repeater             443.6750 MHz tone 131.8 Hz current hub repeater for linking (see linking map)         

VA3TWO 125cm repeater          224.5200 MHz tone 131.8 Hz currently stand alone

IRLP 2827                               IRLP is sponsored and supplied by Bill, VE3BNW

 

The WIK repeater system is maintained by Rick Reemeyer VE3RNK aka. "The Wikster" The original repeater was mounted in the farm's chicken coop, and the antenna was mounted on the barn's silo. It has since moved to a new cell tower on the Farm property, supplied by one of the Cellular phone providers.
VE3SNM 70cm Repeater 442.8500 MHz 136.5 Hz tone, it links to the VE3WIK Hub

 

Repeaters Located at the Balentrae Site

VE3SNM UHF Repeater system,     Powered by

442.8500 MHz 136.5 Hz tone, it links to the VE3WIK Hub

Jon is the owner of the VE3SNM repeater at it's new site in Balentrae, Ontario. Jon has chosen the GE UHF DELTA Radio as the building block for the repeater. Jon has a pair of these radios interfaced with the Link Communications RLC-2A Gold Series, currently configured as a repeater port with two linking ports. The third unused port will be utilized a little later on, watch for news on our news page for new developments as they happen. The link radio is a GE UHF TMX 1000, Jon has modified it to be frequency agile.

The repeater is co-located on a commercial site in Balentrae, and is split coupled into two Sinclair SRL 310 C8's at 350 foot level on the tower. 1-5/8 inch corrugated transmission line carries the signal from the shelter to the antennas. The repeater is multi-coupled into the antenna with Sinclair 3037 C Series multi-couplers.

The repeater has recently been moved from it's original home near Finch and 404 highway, in North Scarborough. Dimitri Vekris, VA3CY, as a member of the Skymark board and SNM's liaison with Skymark was instrumental in providing SNM's location for the past 14 years along with being the current callsign trustee.

SNM is 350 feet AGL, and 1347 feet RC-AMSL

 

The Niagara Repeater system

VE3WAJ 125cm repeater    224.180 MHz 107.2 Hz tone, cross linked to UHF 

 

VA3WAJ 70 cm repeater    442.425 MHz 107.2 Hz tone, linked to the system Hub

 

Echolink 212303               Currently not active

 

The Niagara Repeater system, uses an RF Technologies commercial, UHF repeater 55 watts, an RF Technologies VHF (220 MHz) commercial repeater 120 watts, controlled by a Link Communications RLC-2A Gold Series controller. The Receiver pre-amp pre-selector tray is made by Webbtronics. The PL, and squelch conditioning boards are made by JDR Technical Services. The link port uses a GE Phoenix commercial radio 5 watts to link into the ERA repeater system, it is frequency agile and can select several link paths to the other repeaters in the group.

The UHF repeater is Multi-coupled into a Sinclair SRL 310-C8 1/4 wave spaced array using  two sets of modified to 3/4 wave Sinclair C-Series, four cavity filters with an insertion loss of only 1.9 dB, per set.

The VHF system is connected to an SRL 210-C4 1/4 wave spaced  array using an 8 cavity Sinclair RES-LOK duplexer for 220 MHz operation, with a loss of 0.8 dB per side.

The link radio has it's own dedicated 1/4 wave ground-plane antenna.

WAJ is 520 feet AGL, and is 1146.5 feet RC-AMSL

 

Repeaters Located at the Goring Site  

VE3MBR 2 meter Repeater  147.105 MHz 131.8 Hz tone
 
Echolink 43568
 
In the spring of 2004 VE3MBR repeater moved from Carlisle to the Webbtronics Commercial site in Goring. Currently MBR is a Micor 100 watt repeater, fed into a Sinclair Q 202 duplexer, with 7/8 inch corrugated cable to a Sinclair 16 element folded dipole array. Bob Zapf of Meaford, provides the MBR with it's Echolink feed. To the MBR, Collingwood ARC links their repeater into the system at various times. There will be several major upgrades to be implemented over the summer of 2005 at MBR. Keep a watch on the News page for those details when they come available. MBR is a Joint operation maintained by Jim, Jon, and Rick, Bob Zapf helps also looking after short notice issues, and has spent a night or two with us burning the midnight oil when a problem arises.
 
In the fall of 2004, Tom Domonkos VE3LT (COBRA Amateur Radio Club Inc), approached us to use and supply to the site a digi-peater for the APRS system, this put VE3FCK-1 digi 144.3900 MHz on the air from Goring. After a couple of minor programming glitches the digi has been on the air since the fall of 2004 an has worked flawlessly. The configuration is a GE Phoenix, and a Kamtronics KPC 3.
 
Antennas at MBR are at 320 feet AGL, and 1700 feet RC-AMSL