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WINNIPEG REPEATERS

Manitoba has many repeaters operating on the 2-m and 70-cm bands, as well as other frequencies.

The table below lists some of the repeaters in Winnipeg, starting from our own, VE4WMR. The output frequency is the frequency that the transceiver is set to. The plus sign after that frequency indicates the 600 kHz offsest for the input frequency: either positive (+) or negative (-).

Call Sign	Output Frequency	Input Frequency	Notes
VE4UMR	147.270+	147.870	CTCSS=127.3 Hz, Autopatch, Emergency Power
VE4AGA	145.050+	147.720	CTCSS=127.3 Hz
VE4EDU	147.300+	147.900
VE4FLN	146.760-	146.160
VE4WNR	145.350-	144.750	Autopatch, Emergency Power
VE4WPG	147.390+	147.990	CTCSS=127.3 Hz

VE4ART	444.1OO+	449.1OO
VE4EDU	1289.25O-	915.OOO	ATV

More repeaters are listed in The Manitoba Blue Book.

LEGEND

ATV: Amateur television, regular speed. Due to the bandwidth required, it starts on the 70-cm and.
Autopatch: An autopatch is an electronic device to access an outgoing telephone connection from a transceiver capable of producing touch tones.
CTCSS: CTCSS (Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System) is an electronic circuit that is used to select a users with the same tone on a shared two-way radio communications channel with more than one user group.
Emergency Power: Backup power to run the repeater even if the mains fails.