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--- blog:2024-04-07:repeater_output_as_simplex_frequency [2024/04/07 13:31] – created va7fi
+++ blog:2024-04-07:repeater_output_as_simplex_frequency [2024/11/24 12:21] (current) – va7fi
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 ====== Repeater Output As Simplex Frequency ======
-A while ago we had discussed using our repeater's output frequency (147.220 MHz) as a simplex frequency in case of emergency.  Here are the advantages of using one of the [[/references/simplex |standard simplex frequencies]] VS using our repeater's output frequency:
+A while ago we had discussed using our repeater's output frequency (147.220 MHz) as a simplex frequency in case of emergency.  Here are the advantages of using one of the [[/links/simplex |standard simplex frequencies]] VS using our repeater's output frequency:
 ===== Standard Simplex Frequencies =====
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 ===== List and CHIRP File =====
-I've updated the [[/references/radioprogramming#frequencies |frequency list]] and CHIRP files to add 147.220 MHz, T100 Hz (no offset and no tone squelch).  The reason I setup a tone of 100 Hz (but no tone squelch) is so that while in simplex:
+I've updated the [[/links/radioprogramming#frequencies |frequency list]] and CHIRP files to add 147.220 MHz, T100 Hz (no offset and no tone squelch).  The reason I setup a tone of 100 Hz (but no tone squelch) is so that while in simplex:
   - you'll be able to get through to others who have their tone squelch set,
   - but you'll also be able to hear others who don't have a tone at all.