GB3OA Southport | RV49 145.6125 MHz CTCSS 82.5Hz

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Web Name: GB3OA Southport | RV49 145.6125 MHz CTCSS 82.5Hz

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description:This web site details the operational and technical aspects of Amateur Radio Repeater GB3OA, located in Southport Town Centre close to the railway station GB3OA came on-air in March 2006. In October 2013 it was moved a short distance from its original location to a new home. Tests now show that coverage is more in line with the NOV.…
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This web site details the operational and technical aspects of Amateur Radio Repeater GB3OA, located in Southport Town Centre close to the railway station

GB3OA came on-air in March 2006. In October 2013 it was moved a short distance from its original location to a new home. Tests now show that coverage is more in line with the NOV.

Please follow the links above for the latest news on the repeater and for any other associated details.

(For those who work out from the photos exactly where GB3OA is located, please could you keep this information off the air for security reasons? Thanks.)

Share this:TwitterFacebook 19 Responses to Welcome Tony Hulme says: November 26, 2013 at 20:36

Just been on the Western Reflector and enjoyed a very nice IRLP contact, great to have GB3OA back on air many thanks to all involved.
Tony G7OEM Blackpool

Reply 2E0EDX says: June 3, 2014 at 11:30

Hi Tony
Just found this mode etc and would hope to access the various IRLP nodes through GB3OA. An excellent resource and thanks to all involved.

Ian 2E0EDX Thornton Cleveleys

Reply Mark G0YNM says: May 26, 2014 at 19:10

well GB3OA is audiable in Morecambe now, about s4 s6 here on my poor, but high up dipole.

Reply Stu Nutt (G3OCR) says: June 18, 2014 at 07:43

A big improvement on the previous configuration I can now comfortably work the repeater with a hand-held sitting in my garden, Q5 signal, about a mile East of its location; before the move, I had to use the base rig (or sit on the shack roof with the hand-held!)

Raynet found we could very usefully use the repeater with hand-helds at a number of locations around town earlier this year while testing for a later event.

At the Southport Club meeting this week, I successfully used IRLP through OA to work into USA as part of a talk given by Don (M1BUL). The signals were very weak due to being inside the clubhouse with a hand-held and its integral antenna (the demo was very impromptu) but the club members could hear that the station being worked had an N callsign and the announcements from the IRLP reflector confirming its location.

A great job done by Mark and his Repeater Team

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This web site details the operational and technical aspects of Amateur Radio Repeater GB3OA, located in Southport Town Centre close to the railway station GB3OA came on-air in March 2006. In October 2013 it was moved a short distance from its original location to a new home. Tests now show that coverage is more in line with the NOV.…

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