SLSRC Repeater Cheat Sheets
Repeater Info Jan 2018 – This link is for a quick reference guide on how to use the SLSRC repeaters.
2 Meters FM
- 146.850 (-) WØSRC (141.3 in/out) – Olivette, MO
- See non-RF modes below for Echolink & AllStar access associated with this repeater.
- 146.910 (-) WØSRC (141.3 in) – Des Peres, MO
146.970– Repeater has been decommissioned due to site access issues
2 Meters C4FM Digital Fusion
- 146.940 (-) DG-ID 00 WØSRC – Clayton, MO
1.25 Meters FM
- 224.520 (-) WØSRC (141.3 in) – Olivette, MO
70 cm FM
- 442.100 (+) WØSRC (141.3 in) – Clayton, MO
70cm C4FM Digital System Fusion
- 443.075 (+) DG-ID 00 WØSRC – Olivette, MO
- WiresX capability (see below)
- Digital Only
APRS Digipeater & iGate (APRS-IS)
- 144.390 WØSRC-1 Saint Louis, MO located at MoBAP hospital at the corner of I-64 (Hwy 40) and I-270.
Internet RF Modes
Wires-X System Fusion: The STL-Metro Room (#43072) is connected to the 443.075 repeater full time and is a 100% digital room. Room time out is 30 mins. Users may change rooms by the Wires-X button on their digital Yaesu radio, but the repeater will return to STL-Metro after 30 mins. There are many repeaters connected to the STL-Metro room, notably the 443.775 repeater in downtown St. Louis and the 147.105 repeater in Imperial (Jefferson County). There are often rag chews on Thursday and Friday nights starting at 7pm.
Echolink: WØSRC-R Node 396891 is connected to the 146.850 repeater.
To connect to an Echolink node with 6 digits, for example 123456, issue the following command. *440105*33123456. To connect to an Echolink node with less than 6 digits, like 1234, pad the node after the double 3’s with zeros to make six digits like the following example. *440105*33001234.
To disconnect issue the following command *440105*13123456 to disconnect from 123456. Also pad your command string with zeros for Echolink stations with less than 6 digits for the disconnect.
AllStar : WØSRC maintains two public AllStar nodes, nodes 494850 and 40105. The Allstar status page can be found here : https://web-tpa.allstarlink.org/nodelist/
WØSRC node 40105 is connected to the 146.850 repeater full time.
Click here for the WØSRC AllStar 40105 Supermon Page
To connect to another AllStar node issue the command *440105*3<node number>
To disconnect from an AllStar node issue the command *440105*1<node number>
WØSRC node 494850 and 494851 are “hub” nodes, not connected to any SLSRC repeater system and can be thought as a “talk group”. Any node connected to the 494850 and 494851 can hear any other nodes connected. The Engineering Committee has the ability to connect the 494850 and 494851 to the 146.850 repeater on an ad-hoc basis. We are upgrading our AllStar nodes in 2021 to be able to link in/out dynamically within any repeater in the SLSRC system. Check back for more info.
Click here for the WØSRC AllStar 494850 Supermon Page
Scheduled Nets
SLSRC Net – Every Tuesday night at 7:30pm on the 146.850 repeater
STL Metro ARES Net – Every Wednesday night at 7:30pm on the 146.850 repeater
HARN Net – 2nd Friday of every month at 8:10am on the 146.850 repeater
There are rag chews every Thursday and Friday nights at 7:00pm on the WiresX STL-Metro room. These are not SLSRC sponsored.
STL Skywarn
Skywarn is a program of the National Weather Service. The net is active on the 146.910 repeater during severe weather. For more information visit www.stlskywarn.org
SLSRC Net Recordings
Click here to listen to the SLSRC and ARES net archives. – Off the web as of Oct 13th 2019 as we are working on the recording system. They will soon return, no ETA as of yet.
SLSRC Repeater Locations
SLSRC Repeater Coverage Maps
Click here for repeater coverage maps of the 146.850 and 146.910 repeaters.
146.850 Repeater Streaming Audio
146.850 Internet Streaming on Broadcastify.com – UNDER CONSTRUCTION – RETURNING SOON
All SLSRC Repeater information is up to date on this website as of September 7st, 2023.
All SLSRC repeater information is up to date on http://www.repeaterbook.com as of December 2020.
AREDN Info
Click here for the STL Metro AREDN information on how to setup your first AREDN node.