The following Link Provides a Listing of Data Frequencies, Winlink Gateways, and Data Repeaters. Western Colorado Data Freq Listing
Below are some tips to using the various data models:
- W0RRZ Digipeater on Blackridge that can be used to connect to area Winlink Gateways.
- 2 club members have Winlink gateways (AE0WZ-10 & K0DZ-10) operating 24/7 on this frequency
- See link above for details and frequencies.
- N2KNK Data Repeater on Blackridge
- This Data Repeater is simply an Analog repeater with no tone that the club operates for Amateur Radio Operators to experiment with Data Modes across the area. It is also available for MCARES training and support of local emergencies.
- Feel free to experiment on it.
- You can use it for limited FM audio while experimenting with digital modes. We ask that you only use FM Audio while communicating with other operators experimenting with Digital Modes on the repeater.
- 2 club members have Winlink gateways (AE0WZ-10 & K0DZ-10) operating 24/7 on this frequency
- See link above for details and frequencies.
- This Data Repeater is simply an Analog repeater with no tone that the club operates for Amateur Radio Operators to experiment with Data Modes across the area. It is also available for MCARES training and support of local emergencies.
- Ways to test your Soundcard modes software over the 447.875- N2KNK Data Repeater:
- To test your VaraFM station, go to your VaraFM modem and ping AE0WZ-10, or K0DZ-10. You should receive a response.
- It is possible that a Winlink Gateway may be offline, so try another if the first does not respond.
- If you’re using the W0RRZ Digipeater, be sure in VaraFM to select Digipeater, the Winlink Gateway (either AE0WZ-10 or K0DZ-10), via W0RRZ.
- If you’re using the N2KNK Data Repeater, be sure in VaraFM to select Direct and the Winlink Gateway (either AE0WZ-10 or K0DZ-10).
- To test your FLDigi Station, using any mode (BPSK125 suggested), in the blue window of FLDigi type:
- To test your VaraFM station, go to your VaraFM modem and ping AE0WZ-10, or K0DZ-10. You should receive a response.
DE (your callsign)
PING WØRRZ <—-(W”zero”RRZ)
^R
Then press CTRL-T
Your FLDigi station should then transmit a short message to the WØRRZ Auto-Responder. The Auto-Responder should then reply to you.
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- To test your YONIQ or MMSSTV Slow-Scan-Television station, press the 1750 button next to TX which will begin transmitting a tone of 1750 hz. After two seconds press 1750 again to stop the transmission. After a brief delay, the KØDZ station should reply in morse. Within 10 seconds, press the TX button to send your image. After your image has been transmitted, KØDZ will send your image back to you.