2-meter Repeaters
The Northern Lakes Amateur Radio Club currently operates two 2-meter repeaters. The frequency's are: 146.880 MHz and 147.075 MHz. The two repeaters are linked to cover more area. The call sign is K0GPZ (GPZ is the airport code for the Grand Rapids airport). The 146.880 MHz repeater is located on the KAXE radio station tower. The 147.075 MHz is located on the Itasca County Sheriff's Department radio tower located in the Soumi Hills area. The repeater system has Autopatch and the 146.880 MHz repeater has emergency backup power. The Northern Lakes Amateur Radio Club also maintains an emergency repeater which operates on the frequency 145.230 MHz. This repeater is kept in the basement of the Itasca County Courthouse. Two VX1000 repeaters are also available for emergency or replacement use if needed.
Seventy-Centimeter Repeater
You can find the Northern Lakes Amateur Radio Club on the seventy-centimeter frequency of 444.55 MHz. This repeater has a tone of 123.0. This repeater is also located on the Soumi Hills tower site.
The Northern Lakes Amateur Radio Club currently operates two 2-meter repeaters. The frequency's are: 146.880 MHz and 147.075 MHz. The two repeaters are linked to cover more area. The call sign is K0GPZ (GPZ is the airport code for the Grand Rapids airport). The 146.880 MHz repeater is located on the KAXE radio station tower. The 147.075 MHz is located on the Itasca County Sheriff's Department radio tower located in the Soumi Hills area. The repeater system has Autopatch and the 146.880 MHz repeater has emergency backup power. The Northern Lakes Amateur Radio Club also maintains an emergency repeater which operates on the frequency 145.230 MHz. This repeater is kept in the basement of the Itasca County Courthouse. Two VX1000 repeaters are also available for emergency or replacement use if needed.
Seventy-Centimeter Repeater
You can find the Northern Lakes Amateur Radio Club on the seventy-centimeter frequency of 444.55 MHz. This repeater has a tone of 123.0. This repeater is also located on the Soumi Hills tower site.
