Dave's Repeater Listing

Dave's Repeater List

By: Dave Walker KD4THS

This information is compiled from a variety of sources on the web and in print. At first, most of my information came from the Raleigh Amateur Radio Society repeater listing. Then, I verified much of it against what I could actually hear.

This listing is meant to aid hams in the Sanford, NC area in finding 2 meter repeaters to use. If you're looking for a better listing, visit RARS at the above link, or join The SouthEastern Repeater Association as an associate member and get an updated repeater listing in each quarterly magazine. I joined for $8. In addition to the nice magazine with repeater listings, a portion of that price goes to supporting SERA's repeater coordination services. Tell them KD4THS sent you. 147.105+

Frequency Location Tone Notes

Lillington 82.5 This used to be the local repeater when it was located on the WKFT-40 tower near Broadway. Unfortunately, the tower fell when it was hit by a plane, and the repeater was lost. It came back up on a lower tower, which is fine and dandy, but it used to be a mountains to sea system.

147.240+ Carthage - Not easy at 2 watts, but a nice medium activity repeater. That Yagi I made sure helps.

147.075+ Pittsboro 146.2 Very little activity on this one, but no matter. I'll be checking in for the Possum Trot on occasion, since I've got higher power to call on, these days.

Frequency	Location	Tone	Notes
Lillington	82.5	This used to be the local repeater when it was located on the WKFT-40 tower near Broadway. Unfortunately, the tower fell when it was hit by a plane, and the repeater was lost. It came back up on a lower tower, which is fine and dandy, but it used to be a mountains to sea system.
147.240+	Carthage	-	Not easy at 2 watts, but a nice medium activity repeater. That Yagi I made sure helps.
147.075+	Pittsboro	146.2	Very little activity on this one, but no matter. I'll be checking in for the Possum Trot on occasion, since I've got higher power to call on, these days.