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East Tennessee / North Georgia Repeaters

This page is currently under construction! The list is not yet complete. Feel free to use the information that is here, but understand that I'm still working on this page, so there may be repeaters that are not yet listed!

Some repeaters have a CTCSS/DCS tone on their output frequency. If a repeater utilizes CTCSS or DCS on its output, and your radio supports it, it is highly recommended you program your radio to utilize the feature. This will help eliminate unwanted interference. Also, some repeaters run in both digital (P.25, Fusion, etc.) and analog modes. When the repeater is running in digital mode, it generally does not transmit the CTCSS/DCS on the output. On mixed-mode repeaters, utilizing the output CTCSS/DCS in your radio will eliminate the digital noise/static from your radio when the repeater is running in digital mode!

Cleveland, Tennessee Area
Location Callsign Output
Frequency
Input
Frequency
Output
CTCSS/DCS
Input
CTCSS/DCS
Notes
Benton, TN (Oswald Dome) W4GZX 147.180 147.780 118.8 118.8 Wide-area coverage
Benton, TN (Oswald Dome) KA4ELN 147.375 147.975 123.0 Wide-area coverage
Benton, TN (Oswald Dome) W4GZX 442.250 447.250 118.0 118.8 Wide-area coverage
Cleveland, TN (CARC) W4GZX 146.925 146.325 114.8 114.8 Autopatch / Allstar 45295
Cleveland, TN (CARC) KD4NEC 147.105 147.705 Autopatch
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