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Emergency Repeater System
Welcome to our new look!. I am trying the single page method for this site instead of a bunch of seperate html pages. The Emergency Repeater System is based out of beautiful Flower Mound, Texas. The purpose of the ERS is to provide a network of linked repeaters with frequency agile remote bases for use in emergency and disaster communications. The sideshow is getting to explore new technology and tinker with RF and repeaters with the intention of gaining experience in the technical aspect of ham radio.
The ERS maintains a yahoo group for inter-member communications at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/n5ers
Club leadership
| Position |
Appointee |
| President |
Paul Allred, N5BKV
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| Vice-President / Trustee |
Jay Urish, W5GM
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| Secretary |
Paul Stofer, KD5VQP |
| Technical Director |
Bernie Parker, K5BP |
| Director at Large |
Pat St. Jean, K0OOK |
Affiliated Repeaters
| Frequency |
Location |
Tone Info |
Callsign |
Details |
| 145.23 |
Flower Mound |
110.9 enc/dec |
N5ERS |
Kenwood TKR-750, Arcom RC-210 controller
100w Henry amplifier, Modified DB-224A |
| 444.850 |
Flower Mound |
110.9 enc/dec |
N5ERS |
Kenwood TKR-850, Arcom RC-210, DB-420 |
| 927.875 |
Flower Mound |
103.5 end/dec |
N5YEJ |
Motorola MSF-5000 Conventional repeater
DB stationmaster type antenna 19' long |
| 453.6875 |
Flower Mound |
*unpublished* |
WQDU712 |
Kenwood TKR-850, Arcom RC-210, DB-420
*Reserved for Flower Mound C.E.R.T |
| 462.700 |
Flower Mound |
*unpublished* |
WQHL805 |
Kenwood TKR-850, Arcom RC-210, Dual DB-420's
GMRS system reserved for CERT and family use |
441.350 |
Duncanville |
114.8 enc/dec |
W5GSR |
Comlink CS-540, Comet GP-6 |
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Guidelines for repeater usage
Every repeater listed in our network is open except those with unpublished tones.
Adhearence to FCC rules and regulations is paramount, Part95 and Part97.
Foul launguage will never be tolerated. It offends the FCC and the repeater trustees.
Try to ID every time the repeater ID's. It's set at 10min, so you just can't go wrong keeping pace.
Kerchunking repeaters is annoying and illegal. If you are range testing, just say so.
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