The Fort Wayne Radio Club operates the repeaters listed below. All are open to the ham public. Please see the club’s continuous tone-coded squelch system (CTCSS) policy below the table.
| Frequency (MHz)/Offset | 141.3 Hz CTCSS | Location | Notes |
| 146.76 – | Required on input, transmitted on output | Northern Fort Wayne (Clinton St. near I-469) | Alternate repeater for SKYWARN net. 200 ft. |
| 146.94 – | Required on input for FM (analog) voice, transmitted on output | New Haven (Parrot Rd., 0.7 mile east of Maplecrest Rd.) | Yaesu System Fusion repeater, supports both FM (analog) and C4FM (digital) voice. To avoid hearing the C4FM data stream on an FM radio, enable 141.3 Hz CTCSS decoding. Not connected to the Internet. Primary operational frequency (on FM) for Allen County, Ind. ARES. Approximately 300 ft. |
| 146.91 – | Optional on input, transmitted on output | Northeast Fort Wayne (IPFW campus) | Echolink node 519521. 165 ft. |
| 442.99375 + | N/A | New Haven (Parrot Rd., 0.7 mile east of Maplecrest Rd.) | D-STAR. Approximately 300 ft. Reflector Schedule: REF001C # Module B to REF001C on Sunday from 6AM-10PM(local) REF024B # Module B to REF024B Indiana on Mon from 6AM-7:45PM(local) REF024A # Module B to REF024A Indiana on Mon from 7:55PM-10:PM(local) REF024B # Module B to REF024B Indiana on Tue from 6AM-10PM(local) REF024B # Module B to REF024B Indiana on Wed from 6AM-8:30PM(local) REF001B # Module B to REF001B on Wed from 9PM-11PM(local) REF024B # Module B to REF024B Indiana on Thur-Sat from 6AM-10PM(local) New user registration. |
| 444.875 + | Required on input, transmitted on output | Northern Fort Wayne (Clinton St. near I-469) | 186 ft. |
FWRC CTCSS Policy
- All FWRC repeaters (with the exception of D-STAR) will have a (141.3 Hz) tone on their outputs. (This applies to the 146.940 machine when operating in the analog-FM mode).
- The 146.940 machine (when operating in the analog-FM mode) and the 444.875 machine, will always require an input tone (141.3 HZ) in order to access them.
- The 146.760 and 146.910 machines will not normally require a tone on their inputs to access them. However, if conditions exist such that either machine is being tripped due to unusual propagation, or other causes, it will be possible for the club to implement a (141.3 Hz) input tone requirement, on a temporary basis, in order to allow user access to these two machines.
- The D-STAR machine (442.99375 MHz) has no requirement for a tone on its input.
I have submitted my callsign for the local gateway D-star registration and have not received an approval. If I may ask, how long does to process take to be approved?
Jeff,
Just noticed your question re: D-STAR. Did you ever get registered on the D-STAR system?
I’m one of the guys that ok’s registration requests and it usually only takes a few minutes to get that done.
Please give me your contact information if you have not yet been able to get registered.
73’s
Al Burke, WB9SSE
Secretary, FWRC
woffermom@cs.com
Does the FWRC hold a net on the 146.760 2 meter FM repeater?
Also, does the FWRC have a 6 meter am net?
Thank you.
73’s
Dennis Alberts
N9VKV
Warsaw, IN
dalberts1975@gmail.com