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  Huntsville Hamfest 2008 - The 147.345 repeater is linked to the 443.625 repeater (PL 127.3) in Huntsville, so you can talk back to Nashville during the Hamfest (August 16-17). We may link 146.67 into Huntsville occassionally during this time also.

Springfield / Cross Plains (8/2/08) - The 147.345 repeater is working great after the new antenna has been installed a couple of weeks ago. I'd like to thank Joe, Joe, Waldo (Tower Dogs as seen on Dateline NBC), Paul N4AAN, Randy KJ4CXR, Bill N4LB, and Frankie KI4VER. It was a hot day, but everything went perfectly. We're getting some really good reports.

 IRLP (5/28/08) - IRLP's back up and operational. Sorry for the short interuption for equipment upgrades and operating system change from Linux to CentOS.

Clarksville Repeater Update (3/28/08) - We no longer have a repeater on 145.41. This repeater has QSY'd to 147.15. Same location west of Clarksville, same coverage, and and open to all to use. I'm going to make another small change to see how it works. I'm not going to have it linked to Nashville all of the time. We originally put the repeater in the Clarksville area to enhance communications in that area and with it linked to Nashville all of the time, it stays so busy that the local hams in the Clarksville area are not getting the benefit of a local repeater. The link can still be activated to connect it to Nashville, but it will automatically disconnect after a period of inactivity. There apprears to be an antenna problem on the tower and due to some other projects, this problem's going to have to wait. The problem causes stations to have some popping on their signals at times. Below are updated temporary codes to link Clarkville to Nashville:

From the Clarksville Repeater ---

71  -  Connects the 67 repeater to the 147.15 repeater
70  -  Disconnects the 67 repeater from the 147.15 repeater

Thanks to everybody for your support during this transition. 

Bob AF4TZ   Bob.JPG

 

 

 

  
We're always interested to hear feedback and recommendations from users. This website is intended to provide information about the repeaters and operational assistance. Thanks for your continued support and offers to help with repeater projects.  We hope to be able to continue to provide open repeaters and we welcome all hams.

 

 

The following is a list of nets on the RSMT Repeaters:

  • Davidson County / Nashville ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services) - Monday nights at 7:00 P.M. on the 146.67 Repeater
  • Davidson County Skywarn Nets - Activated during severe weather on the 146.67 Repeater
  • Middle Tennessee Hospital and Emergency Services Disaster Preparedness Net - 3rd Thursday of each month at 12:00 P.M. on the 146.67 Repeater 
  • Nashville Amateur Radio Club (NARC) Information Net - Monday nights at 7:30 P.M. on the 147.015 Repeater
  • Bible Study Net - Weekday mornings at 6:00 A.M. on the 147.015 Repeater.  The longest running net in Nashville, every weekday morning since 1977.
  • Robertson and Sumner Counties Skywarn Net - Tuesday nights at 7:00 P.M. on the 147.345 Repeater
     

 

 

 

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