1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona

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Mark
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QTH: Phoenix, AZ
FCC Call Sign: W2MIX
License Class: General
Radio(s): Yaesu- FTM400XDR, FT3D, FT2D, FT70DR, HRI-200, Alinco- DR-235 MkIII, SDR- RSP2, RTL-SDR.

1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona Oct 23, 2017 22:25:08 GMT -7

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Post by Mark on Oct 23, 2017 22:25:08 GMT -7

These are the Arizona 1.25m Simplex frequencies that I have found in my research. Arizona uses even 20 MHz spacing. This is a work in progress...

222.100 CW and SSB calling
222.100 – 222.230 Weak signal CW and SSB

223.400 FM simplex
223.420 FM simplex
223.440 FM simplex
223.460 FM simplex
223.480 FM simplex
223.500 FM simplex calling

223.720 FM simplex and packet
223.740 FM simplex and packet
223.760 FM simplex and packet
223.780 FM simplex and packet
223.800 FM simplex and packet
223.820 FM simplex and packet
223.840 FM simplex and packet

IMPORTANT: DO NOT CROSSBAND INPUT ON BAND PLANNED SIMPLEX FREQUENCIES OR REPEATERS!!!

COOL LINKS:

AZ Frequency Coordination Map (link)

RepeaterBook List (link)

SOURCES:

ARRL Band Plan
www.arrl.org/band-plan

Arizona Frequency Coordinator
www.azfreqcoord.org/listings.htm
www.azfreqcoord.org/bp/222bp.pdf

Last Edit: Jun 22, 2018 11:31:52 GMT -7 by Mark: Added links

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Mark
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Posts: 218

QTH: Phoenix, AZ
FCC Call Sign: W2MIX
License Class: General
Radio(s): Yaesu- FTM400XDR, FT3D, FT2D, FT70DR, HRI-200, Alinco- DR-235 MkIII, SDR- RSP2, RTL-SDR.

1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona May 25, 2018 21:09:31 GMT -7

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Post by Mark on May 25, 2018 21:09:31 GMT -7

Here are the listed 220 MHz repeaters in the area.

223.98000 222.38000 1.60 MHz Minus FM JDPeori Tone 156.7 Hz JD's N6IME
224.02000 222.42000 1.60 MHz Minus FM Usery Tone 151.4 Hzz N7TWW
224.06000 222.46000 1.60 MHz Minus FM MtLem1 Tone 156.7 Hz KA7LFX
224.08000 222.48000 1.60 MHz Minus FM CottnwR Tone 156.7 Hz
224.20000 222.60000 1.60 MHz Minus FM TempeR None WA2DFI
224.50000 222.90000 1.60 MHz Minus FM MtLem2 Tone 156.7 Hz K6PYP
224.56000 222.96000 1.60 MHz Minus FM JDUnion Tone 67.0 Hz JD's N6IME
224.60000 223.00000 1.60 MHz Minus FM CndrWhT Tone 156.7 Hz KD7TKT old Condor Connection
224.68000 223.08000 1.60 MHz Minus FM ARpMesa Tone 156.7 Hz ARA 440 MHz linked
224.80000 223.20000 1.60 MHz Minus FM Phoenix Tone 94.8 Hz KA7ATV
224.84000 223.24000 1.60 MHz Minus FM MCWhtTk Tone 156.7 Hz KE7JVX.com linked
224.90000 223.30000 1.60 MHz Minus FM ARpShaw Tone 156.7 Hz ARA 440 MHz linked
224.92000 223.32000 1.60 MHz Minus FM MCChand Tone 156.7 Hz KE7JVX.com linked
224.94000 223.34000 1.60 MHz Minus FM Chase Tone 156.7 Hz
224.96000 223.36000 1.60 MHz Minus FM Goodyr Tone 103.5 Hz

Source RepeaterBook (link)

Last Edit: Jun 4, 2018 21:32:07 GMT -7 by Mark

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Mark
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Posts: 218

QTH: Phoenix, AZ
FCC Call Sign: W2MIX
License Class: General
Radio(s): Yaesu- FTM400XDR, FT3D, FT2D, FT70DR, HRI-200, Alinco- DR-235 MkIII, SDR- RSP2, RTL-SDR.

1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona May 25, 2018 21:22:12 GMT -7

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Post by Mark on May 25, 2018 21:22:12 GMT -7

This is a great little article about 220 MHz and the equipment available.
www.slvrc.org/220band.htm

Although you can also get a cheap UV82X HT for $30 that works fair with an external antenna.
www.randl.com/shop/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=71489

Last Edit: May 25, 2018 21:43:43 GMT -7 by Mark

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Pat Administrator Jack of all trades, Master of none FUSION on 147.52 Simplex Posts: 103 QTH: Phoenix, AZ FCC Call Sign: N2MTB License Class: G HVIE Antenna(s): Diamond X510 (2m/440) Cushcraft 224WB (220) Radio(s): FTM-100 FTM-400 ALINCO DR-235 2 Nofangs (2m/220/440)	1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona May 27, 2018 16:04:47 GMT -7 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Pat on May 27, 2018 16:04:47 GMT -7 Condor is a system of linked repeaters from the White Tanks to the majority of California. Check it out HERE
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Pat Administrator Jack of all trades, Master of none FUSION on 147.52 Simplex Posts: 103 QTH: Phoenix, AZ FCC Call Sign: N2MTB License Class: G HVIE Antenna(s): Diamond X510 (2m/440) Cushcraft 224WB (220) Radio(s): FTM-100 FTM-400 ALINCO DR-235 2 Nofangs (2m/220/440)	1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona May 27, 2018 22:33:15 GMT -7 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Pat on May 27, 2018 22:33:15 GMT -7 Welcome to 220 Brandon. I'm sure you;ll enjoy it
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1.25 Meter - 220 MHz Frequencies in Arizona

Post by Mark on Oct 23, 2017 22:25:08 GMT -7

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