KA0NMX
1315 17th Ave NW
Minot, ND 58703
USA
johnson2@srt.com
Frequency allocation status for KA0NMX
Four repeater frequencies are (or have been) associated with KA0NMX.
KA0NMX is associated with four functional repeaters.
Repeater # 1 uses the 146.16/146.76 frequency-pair on the 2m band and has these characteristics:
Availability - This is an open amateur radio repeater.
Location - In or near Minot in the northwest-central region of North Dakota.
Longitude: -101.3141
Longitude: 48.253
Access - For access, this repeater requires a sub-audible tone at 67 Hz.
Digital Voice capability:
This repeater is an analog machine with no digital-voice capability.
DTMF Features
DTMF-invoked Networks
This repeater has no DTMF-invoked network capability.
Automatic Links
This repeater has no automatically-invoked links.
In an Emergency
This repeater has no emergency power system.
This repeater is associated with neither RACES nor ARES.
Other features
This is not a bi-lingual repeater.
This is not an experimental repeater.
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Repeater # 2 uses the 449.3/444.3 frequency-pair on the 70cm band and has these characteristics:
Availability - This is an open amateur radio repeater.
Location - In or near Minot in the northwest-central region of North Dakota.
Longitude: -101.3141
Longitude: 48.253
Access - For access, this repeater requires a sub-audible tone at 67 Hz.
Digital Voice capability:
This repeater is an analog machine with no digital-voice capability.
DTMF Features
DTMF-invoked Networks
This repeater has no DTMF-invoked network capability.
Automatic Links
This repeater has no automatically-invoked links.
In an Emergency
This repeater has no emergency power system.
This repeater is associated with neither RACES nor ARES.
Other features
This is not a bi-lingual repeater.
This is not an experimental repeater.
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Repeater # 3 uses the 448.9/443.9 frequency-pair on the 70cm band and has these characteristics:
Availability - This is an open amateur radio repeater.
Location - In or near Minot in the northwest-central region of North Dakota.
Longitude: -101.3141
Longitude: 48.253
Access - This is a carrier-access repeater.
Digital Voice capability:
This repeater is capable of Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) using the European ETSI standard. This repeater's Color Code is: CC1.
DTMF Features
DTMF-invoked Networks
This repeater has no DTMF-invoked network capability.
Automatic Links
This repeater has no automatically-invoked links.
In an Emergency
This repeater has no emergency power system.
This repeater is associated with neither RACES nor ARES.
Other features
This is not a bi-lingual repeater.
This is not an experimental repeater.
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Repeater # 4 uses the 447.8/442.8 frequency-pair on the 70cm band and has these characteristics:
Availability - This is an experimental repeater that may provide intermittent access.
Location - This is a portable repeater that is kept in or near Minot in the northwest-central region of North Dakota.
Access - For access, this repeater requires a sub-audible tone at 67 Hz.
Digital Voice capability:
This repeater is an analog machine with no digital-voice capability.
DTMF Features
DTMF-invoked Networks
This repeater has no DTMF-invoked network capability.
Automatic Links
This repeater has no automatically-invoked links.
In an Emergency
This repeater has no emergency power system.
This repeater is associated with neither RACES nor ARES.
This is a portable repeater that can be moved in an emergency.
Other features
This is not a bi-lingual repeater.
This is an experimental repeater.
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