Repeater Channel Numbers refer to the Radio Channel Programming Order List
OCRA W4UNC Repeaters are the property of the Orange County Radio Amatur Club, an incorporated 501(c)3 non-profit organization. IRS regulations state the use of both funds and private property of the corporation must be within the bounds of OCRA’s stated 501(c)3 mission objectives.
| 442.150 MHz,+5MHz offset PL131.8 Hz |
Operational, on a tall tower a few miles southwest of Chapel Hill, NC providing wide area coverage through out the Research Triangle and adjoining regions. (Channel 11) | ||||
| 442.075 MHz +5MHz offset PL107.2 Hz |
Operational. Located between Hillsborough & Durham, courtesy of DFMA WR4AGC Trustee NC4CD. This repeater can be linked to the AllStar repeaters listed here for emergency service training and use. (Channel 10)< | ||||
| 147.135 MHz +600kHz offset PL82.5 Hz |
Operational, on a tall tower a few miles southwest of Chapel Hill, NC providing coverage into Orange and adjoining counties. (Channel 9) This FM Analog Repeater has been tuned to support relaying of Winlink VARA FM digital message traffic. Such use should be preceeded by voice announcement of your callsign to facilitate orderly traffic management of such use in Winlink messaging by multiple users of this capability. | ||||
| 145.230 MHz -600kHz offset PL107.2 Hz |
Operational. Located at the Chatham Northeast Park mid way between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro. Positioned to provide coverage on a bearing looking down the length of Jordan Lake, this local repeater also provides coverage into southern Orange County. This repeater can be linked to the other AllStar repeaters listed here for emergency training and use. (Channel 6) | ||||
| 443.475MHz +5MHz offset PL131.8 Hz |
Operational. Located in Siler City to provide coverage into western Chatham County & the emerging NC Core region. This repeater can be linked to the AllStar repeaters listed here for emergency service training and use. (Channel 12) | ||||
| 53.450 MHz -1MHz offset PL107.2 Hz |
Operational. Summertime ducting/propagation brings in a distant, unknown source signal on the repeater input frequency that times out the repeater for periods of time |
OCRA Reserved Repeater Use Process |
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| 145.450 MHz -600kHz offset PL82.5 Hz |
Operational, Located on TV Hill, Durham, NC providing coverage to significant portions of Durham and Orange County (Channel 16) | ||||
| 147.225 MHz 600kHz offset PL82.5 Hz |
Operational, Located at Hillsborough, NC providing coverage to significant portions of Durham and Orange County Channel 17) |
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| 146.610MHz -600kHz offset PL136.5 Hz |
Operational. Located in Moncure courtesy of W0SMT FCC trustee providing coverage across Chatham County, Lee County and significant portions of Orange County. This repeater can be linked to the AllStar repeaters listed here for emergency service training and use. (Channel 7) | ||||
Multi-County Analog/Digital Repeater List 02/12/26 (v6.2)
