| The original gb3ok repeater
has undergone quite a few changes since it came on air. It
started life as a 2mtr repeater, and later a 70cms repeater, gb3lk,
was added. Recently, the 2mtr gb3ok ceased transmitting when
it was replaced with a D-Star repeater which became gb7ok.
Shortly after that, the 70cms repeater, gb3lk, took over the callsign
of gb3ok.
So the current setup now looks like this:
70cms FM - 430.900
tx - 438.500 rx - (7.6 MHz split) 82.5 CTCSS Access
2mtr D-STAR - 145.7125
tx - 145.1125 rx - (600 kHz split)
Both repeaters continue to share the same site at Chelsfield. |