Repeaters
Four open repeaters serve Regina and the surrounding area. Programming details and area repeaters below.
Local Repeaters
VHF · CTCSS 100
VE5YQR
147.120 +
UHF · CTCSS 100
VE5YQR
444.350 +
VHF · open
VE5REC
146.640 −
UHF · open
VE5UHF
444.250 +
| Callsign | Output (MHz) | Input (MHz) | Offset | Tone | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VE5YQR | 147.120 | 147.720 | +600 kHz | 100 Hz | FM |
| VE5YQR | 444.350 | 449.350 | +5 MHz | 100 Hz | FM |
| VE5REC | 146.640 | 146.040 | −600 kHz | — | FM |
| VE5UHF | 444.250 | 449.250 | +5 MHz | — | FM |
Grid square: DO70qk
Area & Linked Repeaters
Repeaters in nearby Saskatchewan communities — useful when you're travelling around the province. For a complete and up-to-date list, see RepeaterBook.
| Callsign | Location | Frequency (MHz) | Offset | Tone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VE5SK | Saskatoon | 146.640 | − | — |
| VE5MJ | Moose Jaw | 146.940 | − | — |
| VE5BOW | Eyebrow | 147.360 | + | — |
Operating Notes
- Be courteous. Identify, leave gaps for others to break in, and remember the repeater is a shared resource.
- Listen first. A short period of monitoring tells you who's around and what's happening on the machine.
- Check the net schedule before transmitting at the top of the hour — you may be coming in over a regular net.
- Hearing intermittent issues? Email ve5rara@gmail.com with details (date, time, what you heard) so the trustees can investigate.