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Emergency Repeaters
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ARA Repeaters
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Frequency
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Tone
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Call Sign
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Location
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Features/Status
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145.170 (-)
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100.0
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W1OQ
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Portable
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Public Service Events
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146.640 (-)
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162.2
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W7ARA
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Bank One, Phoenix
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Autopatch
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146.680 (-)
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162.2
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K7LKL
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Smith Pk, Aguila
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Linked: "Calzona"
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146.760 (-)
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162.2
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WA7ZZT
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Scottsdale Airport
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146.920 (-)
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162.2
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W7MDY
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Mt Ord, Sunflower
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Linked: 147.240
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146.940 (-)
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162.2
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W7EX
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White Tank Mtns
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User Linked: "Calzona"
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146.980 (-)
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162.2
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W7ARA
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Mt Elden, Flagstaff
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Autopatch
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147.100 (+)
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W7EX
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White Tank Mtns
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Digital Modes Only
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147.140 (+)
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162.2
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W7ARA
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Mt Elden, Flagstaff
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Linked: "Rimlink"
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147.200 (+)
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110.9
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W7ARA
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Pinal Mtn, Globe
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147.240 (+)
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162.2
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W7FVZ
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Shaw Bt, Phoenix
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Autopatch
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147.360 (+)
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162.2
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W7MDY
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Mt Ord, Sunflower
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Linked: "Rimlink"
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224.680 (-)
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156.7
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W7ARA
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Bank Of Am, Mesa
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Autopatch
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224.900 (-)
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156.7
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W7FVZ
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Shaw Bt, Phoenix
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Autopatch
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443.775 (+)
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100.0
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W7ARA
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Smith Pk, Aguila
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Linked: "Northlink" ****
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441.625 (+)
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100.0
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WA7ZZT
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Scottsdale Airport
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441.725 (+)
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100.0
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W7EX
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White Tank Mtns
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Linked: "Calzona"
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442.850 (+)
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100.0
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WB7EVI
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Shaw Bt, Phoenix
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444.300 (+)
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100.0
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W7ARA
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Bank One, Phoenix
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IRLP Node 7620***
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444.500 (+)
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100.0
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W7MDY
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Mt Ord, Sunflower
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Linked: "Northlink" ****
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448.475 (-)
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100.0
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W7ARA
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Mt Elden, Flagstaff
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448.875 (-)
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100.0
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W7ARA
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Mt Elden, Flagstaff
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Linked: "Northlink" ****
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449.525 (-)
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100.0
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W7FVZ
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Shaw Bt, Phoenix
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Linked: 224.900
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449.625 (-)
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100.0
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W7ARA
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Bank of Am, Mesa
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Linked: 224.680
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***Click here for ARA IRLP Node 7620 & 7630 operating procedures.
****Northlink is now IRLP Node 7630. Click here for operating procedures.
User Features
*xxx-xxx-xxxx...Autopatch up
#...Autopatch down
80...Time and Day
81...Inside temperature
82...Outside temperature
83...Repeater temperature
85...Disable DTMF muting for 30 seconds
91...High/Low indoor temperature since midnight
92...High/Low outdoor temperature since midnight
93...High/Low repeater temperature since midnight
5* + ANY KEY...Keypad test
##171...146.94 Calzona Link up
##172...146.94 Calzona Link down
Emergency 911 Procedures
All emergencies, regardless of the problem should be directed to the 911 operator. Press and hold PTT, key 911 (no * needed); continue holding the PTT for about a second after releasing the last digit, then un-key the mic. You will hear the "autopatch" announcement. When the operator answers, speak slowly and clearly, and tell them what service you require (i.e. Phoenix PD, DPS, Tempe Fire, etc.). If you do not know which service is needed, indicate the type of problem and the location. The operator will connect you with the correct agency. At that time, slowly, clearly and briefly state the problem, starting with the location, injuries if any, followed by the type of problem. When/if the operator asks for your name, give it to them, and indicate that you are an amateur radio operator on a phone patch. When finished, press and hold PTT, give your callsign, press #, continue holding PTT for a second, then un-key the mic.
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