
Marco Island, Florida
Amateur radio onMarco Island
Marco Island Amateur Radio
Output
443.650
Tone
141.3
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Repeater status and what's next
Repeater status
Club reported- On Air
443.650
K5MI · PL 141.3 · Marco south end Remember to PTT two seconds before speaking each transmission
- On Air
146.850
K5MI · PL 141.3 · County Barn RD near Davis BLVD Naples Remember to PTT two seconds before speaking each transmission
- On Air
443.400
K5MI · PL 141.3 · Marco JW Marriott (not Networked unless we loose 443.650)
- On Air
146.985
K5MI · PL 141.3 · Marco South end (not networked)
- On Air
444.3875
K5MI · PL 100 · Monroe station HWY 41 , Remember to PTT two seconds before speaking each transmission
- On Air
444.8125
K5MI · DMR · Color Code 1 · Marco DMR JW Marriott static TG 311278
- On Air
443.100
KC4RPP · PL 67 · Golden Gate Remember to PTT two seconds before speaking each transmission
444.8125 is a DMR repeater on the Brandmeister Network (static talk group 311278).
Status is set by club volunteers, not live telemetry. If the repeater sounds off the air, let us know.
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26.14° N, 81.72° W
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