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Features
Voice (Analog)
146.850 – Tone 156.7 Hz Now on “AllSTAR” Node 29133 (Echolink access is available to LSRA members only) Autopatch - access to LSRA members only.
147.315 + Tone 156.7 Hz Now on "IRLP" Node 2688 & Allstar 29154
Audio News Announcements from ARRL, ARNL, WIA and RSGB
442.575 + Tone 103.5 Hz Now on Allstar 27211
53.070 – VE3LSR Carrier Squelch (VE3LSR)
Note - all repeaters are now cross accessible.
Note - access to MUS network available to LSRA members only (on request).
Please communicate with LSRA Tech staff for codes.
Digital Voice System (DSTAR site)
145.190 - VE3LSR C - connected to reflector REF001C
444.350 + VE3LSR B - connected to reflector XRF005B
Now with Freestar Features. Connections to XRF Nodes now supported. Reflectors can now be dialled up through DTMF access - no more complex programming required.
Digital - Internet
All AX25 operations save APRS have now been decommissioned.
APRS
VE3LSR – 144.390 Mhz - Tied to the world APRS framework via Internet. Accessible via APRS clients for a local picture of interconnected systems.
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High Speed Digital
After much investigation and assessing the readiness of digital ready systems, LSRA has chosen the Icom DSTAR DD suite of technologies for digital data delivery.
Data - including Internet access, will be offered on 1.2 Ghz - frequency willl be disseminated very soon.
Speeds - DSTAR DD 1.2Ghz will support 128Kbps - quite a radical change fromthe days of 1200 bps packet. At these speeds a GUI internet connection can be maintained.
Antenna - it has been ordered and upon arrival will be mounted at the tower.
Radios - the repeater radio is on site and soon to be activated. If you want to play in this new data realm, you will require an ICOM ID-1 radio, available at RadioWorld.
Configuration - Will be available shortly - you must be registered as a DSTAR user and assigned an IP address in the 10.x.x.x subnet.
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