Repeaters & Nets

BARC W8DGN repeater systems and weekly nets — Bellbrook, Ohio

BARC Repeater Systems

BARC operates three repeaters serving the Bellbrook and greater Dayton area. All repeaters use a 118.8 Hz CTCSS tone for access. No tone required to monitor.
Frequency Band Offset Tone Modes Notes
147.045 MHz 2m VHF +600 kHz 118.8 Hz FM AllStar EchoLink Primary club repeater · Sunday net
443.675 MHz 70cm UHF +5 MHz 118.8 Hz FM C4FM Wires-X System Fusion digital · Wires-X linked
442.675 MHz 70cm UHF +5 MHz 118.8 Hz FM BAR repeater · Clubhouse site

Weekly Nets

Sunday Evening Net

Every Sunday · 8:00 PM local · 147.045 MHz (+600 · 118.8 Hz)

BARC's primary weekly net. Open to all licensed amateurs. Net control rotates among club members. Check-ins welcome from mobile, portable, and home stations. Typical format: roll call, announcements, roundtable discussion.

ARES / EmComm Check-In Net

Schedule TBD · 147.045 MHz · Greene County ARES

Greene County ARES net for emergency communication preparedness. All ARES members and interested operators welcome. Contact the ARES EC for current schedule.

Repeater Coverage

The 147.045 MHz and 443.675 MHz repeaters provide reliable coverage throughout Bellbrook, Centerville, Kettering, Beavercreek, and most of Greene and Montgomery counties. Coverage extends further under favorable propagation conditions.

Having trouble accessing the repeater? Make sure your radio is programmed with 118.8 Hz CTCSS encode tone and the correct offset. Contact a club officer if you need help.