VECTOR Repeaters
Overview
To support operations VECTOR makes use of repeaters (duplex) and simplex frequencies. For a full list of operational frequencies visit our frequency list and take note in particular of Channels 1 through 12.
In the event of an emergency
Should an emergency situation result in widespread disruption of normal telephone communications services we recommend:
- In all cases be sure that you and those around you are safe and are looked after.
- VECTOR members will refer to the VECTOR Emergency Activation Guide for detailed instructions.
- All local radio amateurs are encouraged to:
- Check in to the radio net on our primary repeater
- If our primary repeater is not functioning, listen for instructions to be broadcast on the output frequency of the repeater.
The current VECTOR primary operations repeater is found on channel 1: VE7RVF – VHF 145.450 MHz offset -600 kHz, tone 100.0 Hz.
VECTOR & Partner Repeaters
*All VECTOR repeaters have callsigns in the form VE7RV_.*
| Ch | Callsign | Output | Offset | Input | Tone | Operator | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VE7RVF | 145.450 | -0.600 | 144.850 | 100.0 | VECTOR | Mt. Fromme |
| 20 | VE7RVZ | 147.200 | +0.600 | 147.800 | 100.0 | VECTOR | Firehall #5, Kerr & 54th |
| 201 | VE7RVK | 224.640 | -1.600 | 223.040 | VECTOR | Women’s & Children’s Hospital | |
| 401 | VE7RVU | 443.725 | 5.000 | 448.725 | 88.5 | VECTOR | Vancouver - downtown |