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SPARC Repeater Audio Feed

Smartphone App to Monitor the SPARC Repeaters

Scanner Radio App

There are several "scanner apps" available for Android and iPhone.  If you already have one installed, you should be able to find our feed as shown in the image.  We stream to Broadcastify and mostly all of these apps carry their feeds.


If you are looking for an app, one that I have found to be really good is called Scanner Radio. They have a free and a pro version.  Just search your Google Play Store or the Apple Apps Store for Scanner Radio.  Since they stream broadcasts in stereo, this app lets you use a slider to listen one channel over another.  The 147.505 is in the left channel and the 442.500 is in the right channel.

Welcome to the Machine!

Repeaters

147.505 Output / 146.505 Input CTCSS 77.0

Woodbridge, CT


Current Status: ONLINE

224.040 Output / Input 222.440 CTCSS 100.0

Woodbridge, CT


Current Status: ONLINE

224.500 Output / Input 222.900 CTCSS 77.0

Northford, CT


Current Status: ONLINE

442.500 Output / Input 447.500 DCS 073

Woodbridge, CT


Current Status: ONLINE

Club Simplex Frequencies

6 Meter

50.505

2 Meter

145.505

1.25 Meter

223.400

70 Centimeter

446.050

33 Centimeter

927.050

*Sometimes a PL of 77 or DPL of 073 is used.


*** 2 Meter Simplex ***

Please note, there are several 1 meg split repeaters in Connecticut.  When choosing a 2 meter simplex frequency, please steer clear of 146.490-146.520, as this is right in the area of the 147.505 repeater input.  146.520 is, of course, the national CALLING frequency.  It is intended to make a contact and move off to another frequency.  Extended use of this frequency near one of the repeater receivers, could interfere with the repeater.  It's not a perfect situation but this is how the coordinators set it up at the time.


These 2 meter simplex frequencies are a good starting point if you want to reduce your risk of causing interference:


144.350-144.500

145.500-145.800

146.535-146.580

147.525-147.570

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