Verified Dallas / Fort Worth
1.25 Meter (222 MHz) FM Repeater Frequencies
by joel Sampson / N5LXI

I got interested in the 1.25 meter band because a couple of my newer HT's included 222 MHz coverage, the Kenwood TH-F6 and new Yaaseu VX-6. I bought an Alinco DR-235 single-band transceiver in the shack. There is activity on 220, come join us!

These repeater frequencies were verified with an Alinco DR-235 tranasceiver and Comet CX-333 at about 28 feet. My QTH is located in Lake Highlands, just north of White Rock Lake.

Please help! If you have comments or corrections, E-mail joel.

The input is always minus 1.6 MHz on these 220 repeaters.

 

Mem Output Tone
City Call Notes
1 223.820 110.9
Murphy W5RD
2 223.940 (127.3)
North Richland Hills W5URH
3 224.180 110.9
Dallas W5RD TI Repeater
4 224.260

Weatherford W5URH
5 224.280

Southlake N5LLH
6 224.400

Irving WA5CKF Irving ARC
7 224.420

Fort Worth W5SJZ Weak
8 224.600 156.7
Dallas K5TIT Texas Interconnect
9 224.780

Fort Worth N5UN Weak
10 224.800 110.9
Arlington K5SLD Arlington ARC
11 224.880 110.9
Dallas W5FC DARC
12 224.940 110.9
Fort Worth K5FTW
13 223.500 n/a
n/a n/a FM Simplex Call

 

Update notes: Several new repeaters have been added and the 223.800 repeater was deleted. The 223.820 repeater is under repair but scheduled to be up soon.

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The repeaters are listed in frequency order. The first column, memory, is where I programmed them in my radios. The frequency in the second column is the output frequency.

The next column, Tone, indicates is if a PL tone is necessary. In order to reduce interference, many repeaters use a CTCSS, Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System. These tones are often referred to as PL tones, a Motorola Trademark, which stands for Private Line. This low frequency tone is indicated in Hertz. Tones listed in parentheses have tones listed but do not seem be required.

The next columns are the city, call sign, and any comments I have about the repeater.

Copyright 2006-2007 by joel Sampson, All Rights Reserved. Last revised 10/29/07


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