The Repeater site still has the internal WS-1 APRS weather station to monitor temperature and humidity in the rack. VE1UHF-4 WX Station --------------------- The following is some historical info about repeaters we have moved about with different callsigns, frequencies and locations in this group. 2023-04-30 As of today our Fusion repeater VE1CRA has QSY from 147.255+ to 145.310- Mhz. Over the next few days we'll see if this new frequency cures all the intermod problems. 2021-04-30 As posted on my YSF/Fusion Page, the VE1CRA FUSION Repeater has changed frequency to 147.255+ Mhz. This gives greater frequency separation and allows the use of higher antennas for the Fusion repeater, which are closer to the Analog repeater on 146.670 mhz. That leaves the 146.715- channel available again for VE1UHF. For some time I have been trying to get VE1UHF back to Glen Valley. When space becomes available, VE1UHF 146.715- may return there as an analog repeater again. It will also have a UHF Link to the new VY2CBC Hub system on 447.750 Mhz. Until that time, 146.715- will be used by the TKR-750 as VE1UHF/VE1CRA, a local MMDVM repeater for Experimental use, typically DMR.
--- 2020-01-05 The 146.715 Mhz D-Star repeater at Churchill, PEI was replaced with a Yeasu DR-1X that has a remote Gateway on Wires-X as VE1CRA-RPT (node #33962). You can find current info about this on my Fusion page. The callsign VE1UHF is now being used for the Experimental MMDVM repeater in Cornwall, PEI on 147.255+.
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This MSR-2000 repeater was converted to D-Star Digital and moved to Churchill,PEI along side the Analog Repeater VE1CRA (146.670 Mhz)in 2017. The Glen Valley site has an internal WS1 Weather Station and a Remote VHF receiver with a UHF Transmitter link on 449.100 Mhz. (Currently still active) VE1UHF internal WX Station
The VHF Repeater Rack which contains:
MSR-2000 100W PA
MSR-2000 VHF REPEATER
