The Official Inland Empire
(Emergency) Communications Repeater
146.385 ( + ) pL- 146.2
KE6TZG
Allstarlink Node# 525240
EchoLink Node# 434878 KE6TZG-R
IRLP Node# 3216
NEW
Automated Playback of This Weeks ARRL Newsline on Fridays at 6:30pm
In Southern California
New Linked Repeater Systems
KE6TZG
29 Palms, CA
Freq: 449.580 ( - ) pL- 146.2
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Are you Hearing a Different Repeater Courtesy Tone When You Unkey?
"Here are what the different courtesy tones mean"
If you hear a K ( - . - ) courtesy tone,
We are on Grid Power (All Repeater Services are Provided).
If you hear a G ( - - . ) courtesy tone,
We are on Automatic Backup Generator Power (All Repeater Services are Provided).
If you hear a B ( 
) courtesy tone,
We are on Battery / Solar Power (Services are Limited and Repeater is on Low Power).
About Us
The Keller Peak Repeater Association is dedicated to serving our community via Ham Radio. KPRA owns and operates an open amateur radio repeater with an input of 146.985 and output of 146.385, located on Keller Peak at approximately 8,000 feet, in the San Bernardino, California, mountains. There is a 146.2 CTCSS tone required at this time.
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