147.360mHz N7PI /R repeater - Kinport
& the APRS digi-peater on 144.39                                                                                                                      

PARC owns and operates two 2 meter FM voice repeaters,  Kinport and Scout Mt.
As well as an APRS repeater.

These repeaters are paid for with DUES.. so if you are a regular user of our equipment,
you might consider joining our club.  Just a thought..?
Mt. Kinport  located 6 miles SW of the I-15 Center Street Exit (69) at 7200 feet.
It operates on 147.360 +600kHz offset  ... 100Hz Pl required

This repeater has Links that include outputs on 52.525 and 29.600

LINK Information.  please understand,  52.525mHz is 6 meters,   29.600mHz is 10 meters
These are both the main FM Calling frequencies.
Codes
016 turns on BOTH 6 & 10.
010 turns on only 10
006 turns on only 6
000 turns OFF BOTH

other test codes
159  tests your touch tone pad.
123  tests your audio.
 

Several items about the 147.36 repeater .

AUTO UN - LINK, be advised.
When you press 000 it will turn off the 6 & 10 meter links. leaving only the 2 meter repeater function.   
IF you Turn on either 10 or 6 or Both,  AFTER 60 minutes, the system automatically resets the links to OFF.   
No warning, it just happens.....  it could be in the middle of your QSO,
This 60 Minute RULE holds for codes 016 & 006 & 010  Even if you are using the repeater, when 60 minutes expires,  the LINKS goes off. 
you can reset this 60 minuter timer any time even before it times out, by sending your command code.
 
Here's how to tell which band a signal is on
if the station is on 10 meters at the end of his transmission
you hear a Hi & Low Beep ie  BEEP BOOP sound

if the station is on   6 meters you hear two HI BEEPS  ie BEEP BEEP.

    If a Link is on, whatevers said on 2 meters is going out on which ever link is selected
    or both 6 and 10, if someone out there in radio land hears you, you'll probably have a breaker.   
 

WE WANT EVERYONE TO ENJOY this radio, however, that doesn't mean you can be a HOG!
make a few contacts, and see if someone else wants to try it.  if you've been on for an hour, its time to
turn your radio OFF for and hour or two and let the thing cool down.  don't hog the machine,