Parent Category: Operating Category: Phone
- Repeater Etiquette
- 1.-Starting a QSO via a directed call
- 2-Starting a QSO via a monitoring call.
- 3-Joining a QSO in progress.
- 4-Interrupting a QSO to make a call.
- 5-Roundtables and "Turning it Over".
- 6-IDing and Who's Who?
- 7-Demonstrations
- 8-Signal Reports
- 9-Language
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- 11-Malicious Interference
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3-Joining a QSO in progress. If there is a conversation taking place which you would like to join, simply state your callsign when one user unkeys. This is the reason for having a courtesy tone: to allow other users to break into the conversation. One of the stations in QSO, usually the station that was about to begin his transmission, will invite you to join, either before making his own transmission or afterwards. Don't interrupt a QSO unless you have something to add to the topic at hand. Interrupting a conversion is no more polite on a repeater than it is in person.
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Repeater Frequencies
| Output | Input | Tone |
| 145.31 | 144.71 | 103.5 |
| 146.70 | 146.10 | 123.0 |
| 443.60 | 448.60 | 100.0 |
| 444.225 | 449.225 | 103.5 |
| HCARC Call Sign: WA5EC | ||
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