Located at the old location in North Chesterfield.

Frequency: 146.940 MHz
Offset: -600KHz
FM Analog (Tone: 74.4) and System Fusion

It is now located ~180 feet up at an old AT&T Long Lines microwave site in Beaverdam. Expect much better coverage.

Frequency: 147.060 MHz
Offset: +600KHz
FM Analog (Tone: 74.4) and System Fusion

A third Richmond area 900 MHz repeater is now on the air.  The frequency is 927.075 MHz with a tone frequency of 100 Hz.  The repeater is located near Chippenham and Midlothian.

If you have one of the many Kenwood radios with the local standard programming, use the System 32 channel displayed as “927.0750 R”.

The WA4FC/R 1.2GHz FM repeater is on the air. It is located in Richmond, VA. This repeater is coordinated by the SouthEastern Repeater Association.

Input: 1262.000 MHz
Output: 1282.000 MHz
PL 88.5 Hz

It is linked to the WA4FC/R 220 MHz & 900 MHz repeaters.
For full technical details, please visit http://www.n4mw.com/docs/wa4fc-r.pdf.

Richmond’s first NXDN repeater is on the air.  It is a digital/analog mixed mode Icom IC-FR6000 repeater located in Ashland, VA.  This repeater is coordinated by the SouthEastern Repeater Association.

Input: 448.1375 MHz
Output: 443.1375 MHz
RAN 1 / PL 100.0
NBFM Analog
VNFM (6.25 kHz) NXDN

It is connected to the worldwide NXDN network.

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