Sinclair 8 Bay Dipole array at 407′, HAAT 785′ Transmit 107.2, Receive 107.2 when necessaryĪngle Linear High-Level Redundant Pair Preamp Using separate receive and transmitt antennas and a receive preamp up at the receive antenna, this system provides HT coverage upwards of 50 miles and mobile coverage for nearly 100 miles. The N8DNX UHF repeater is owned and operated by N8DNX and provides wide-area coverage. Sinclair 4 Bay Dipole Array at 405′, HAAT 748′ TX/RX Crossband Coupler (shares with UHF TX) TX 123.0 Hz (set your decode PL to this freq.)ġ50 Watts (currently 80W till this spring) Incoming IRLP connections come up on this repeater. The W8GQN wide-area repeater is owned and operated by the Staits Area Amateur Radio Club. The W8CCE D-Star repeater is functionally separate but shares antennas with the N8NDX analog UHF repeater. The W8GQN, N8DNX repeaters run on a common controller and share a 1.6 to 450 MHz remote base, weather radio, and IRLP node 4450. The WB8DEL 220 repeater is located in the main transmitter room right next door. The view at the right is the main repeater room built by the Straits Area Amateur Radio Club and home to the W8GQN SAARC club repeater and the N8DNX UHF repeater and the W8CCE UHF D-Star repeater and gateway. The Stutsmanville Repeater Complex, located North of Harbor Springs Michigan, is the home of four Ham Radio repeaters serving Northern Lower and Eastern Upper Michigan.

Ham radio repeater