Communications Emergency Response Team
Repeater Directory
This is a list of six meter FM repeaters sponsored by the Communications Emergency Response Team (CERT) in the state of California. All of these repeaters are open to the amateur radio public and use the ARRL sanctioned split of minus 500 kHz, receiving input on 51.320 MHz and transmitting on 51.820 MHz. Different sites use different CTCSS tones for access. System call for all repeaters is WR6VHF.
Approximate locations of the CERT repeaters are shown here.
More detailed information is shown in the table below.
This status information was last updated 10 March 2008.
CTCSS | Site Name | Location Detail | Status |
---|---|---|---|
173.8 |
Bear Mountain |
10.5 miles east of Arvin |
Reported out of service by trustee 5 May 2006, antenna system damage |
162.2 |
Black Mountain |
25 miles northeast of Fresno |
Reported out of service 11 March 2007 |
118.8 |
Cuesta Grade |
6 miles north of San Luis Obispo |
In service |
131.8 |
Loma Prieta |
9 miles southeast of Los Gatos |
In service |
156.7 |
Los Banos |
13 miles west southwest of Los Banos |
In service |
127.3 |
Mount Diablo |
6 miles southeast of Concord |
In service |
100.0 |
Mount Hamilton |
9 miles east of San Jose |
In service |
151.4 |
Mount Saint Helena |
4 miles west of Saint Helena |
In service |
141.3 |
Mount Vaca |
7 miles northwest of Vacaville |
In service |
167.9 |
Poplar |
10 miles west of Porterville |
Reported out of service 11 March 2007 |
123.0 |
San Mateo |
Skylawn Cemetery |
In service |
107.2 |
Vollmer Peak |
3 miles east-northeast of Berkeley |
In service |
136.5 |
Williams Hill |
19 miles south-southwest of King City |
In service |
Distances from local communities are approximate.
The content of this page has been assembled with the approval and full participation of the trustee of the WR6VHF repeaters.
All content is reviewed by the trustee before being posted here.
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