145.25 MHz Repeater System - Status ON LINEThe repeater transmitter is located east of Sacramento in the foothills near Shingle Springs at about 2,000 feet. Our 800 watt effective radiated power system is designed to provide wide area coverage to the greater Sacramento area including Woodland, Davis, Elk Grove and beyond. This repeater's coverage typically extends into the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys past Chico, CA to the north, past Modesto, CA to the south and to the west past Concord, CA. Your range will vary depending on your radio and antenna. In emergencies, the N6NA 145.25 MHz repeater system is the designated Tactical and/or Resource Net Frequency for the Sacramento Amateur Radio Communications Reserve (ARES/RACES).
N6NA 145.25 MHz Repeater Coverage Map
This N6NA 2 meter repeater transmitter coverage map shows estimated field strengths to an isotropic antenna 10 feet above ground based on the N6NA repeater 800 watt effective radiated transmitter power, 2000' ASL antenna elevation and terrain topography. The 2 meter system uses several remote receivers located around the Sacramento area that are connected to a "voter" which selects the best signal and sends it to the repeater transmitter. This facilitates repeater access with weak signals such as from low power handheld radios. River City ARCS Weekly Nets The River City ARCS holds weekly nets on the 145.25 MHz N6NA repeater every Wednesday at 8:00 pm Pacific time. All members and guests are welcome to check in. The N6NA repeater net is followed at 8:30 pm by our 10 meter check-in net on 28.420 MHz USB and our slow scan television SSTV net on 145.51 MHz FM simplex. | 442.60 MHz Low Level Repeater - Status ON LINEThis low-power low-level repeater is located in Orangevale, CA with a directional antenna toward Sacramento and an expected range of approximately ten miles.
N6NA 442.60 MHz Repeater Coverage Map
This N6NA 70 cm repeater transmitter coverage map shows estimated field strengths to an isotropic antenna 10 feet above ground based on the N6NA repeater 10 watt transmitter power, 275' ASL antenna elevation and terrain topography. | ||||||||||
N6NA Repeater on 441.300 MHz Reserved for Use by River City ARCS Members - Status ON LINE
N6NA Repeater Photos
- N6NA Repeater 11/2/2013 - Amplifier, Power Supply, RLC-1 Repeater Controller, Kenwood TKR-751 Repeater, Motorola Uplink Receiver, Motorola Downlink Transmitter
- N6NA Repeater 11/2/2013 - Equipment Cabinet Rear View
- Russ Brill KN6SD and Chris Huber N6ICW at the N6NA Repeater Control Hub in West Sacramento. August 2015
- N6NA 145.25 MHz Repeater System Diagram
- N6NA Repeater Antenna Tower at 2000 ft, near Shingle Springs, CA
- View from N6NA Repeater towards Sacramento and Folsom Lake
- The N6NA Repeater Antenna Tower at 2000 ft, near Shingle Springs, CA
- The N6NA Repeater transmitter four stacked vertical dipole antenna array, 9 dB gain cardioid pattern 270° bearing. Effective radiated power 800 watts.
- N6NA Repeater Control Hub Antennas on Tower in West Sacramento. August 2015
- Panorama view from N6NA Repeater Site near Shingle Springs, CA
