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Repeaters

Frequencies a visiting ham can use on RF around St. John’s, plus the cross-island linked system. Source: SONRA repeater directory (opens in a new tab) (Society of Newfoundland Radio Amateurs). Check SONRA before you travel — listings change.

VHF offset is usually 600 kHz. UHF offset is usually 5 MHz. The frequency in the table is the repeater transmit frequency (your receive frequency).

St. John’s and nearby

Avalon Peninsula repeaters. Tone “none” means no CTCSS required as listed by SONRA.
Callsign Frequency (MHz) Offset Tone Location Notes
VO1GT146.940−0.600NoneSt. John’sNL Link node 1002
VO1NTV147.060−0.600NoneSt. John’s
VO1AAA146.790−0.600100.0St. John’s
VO1ARC146.600−0.600NoneSt. John’s
VO1RCR147.345+0.600100.0St. John’s
VO1NTV444.600+5.00100.0St. John’sUHF
VO1UM447.500−5.00NoneSt. John’s – East EndIRLP 2011
VO1TZ145.090+0.600NoneSt. John’sD-STAR
VO1TZ443.400+5.00NoneSt. John’sD-STAR
VO1BT146.760−0.600NoneHolyroodAPRS VO1BT
VO1CGR146.880−0.600NoneParadise

NL linked repeater system

These machines are linked to each other. The daily Caribou Net (21:00 Newfoundland time) uses this system.

Cross-island linked VHF system as listed by SONRA.
Callsign Frequency (MHz) Offset Location Notes
VO1GT146.940−0.600St. John’sNode 1002
VO1BT146.760−0.600Holyrood
VO1ARG146.820−0.600Argentia
VO1MST146.850−0.600Marystown
VO1GBR146.940−0.600Grand Bank
VO1SHR146.660−0.600Shoal Harbour
VO1GLR147.180+0.600Gander Lake
VO1LJR147.320+0.600Lewisporte JunctionNode 1001
VO1GFR146.910−0.600Grand Falls-WindsorHub 1000
VO1BLR146.640−0.600Birchy Lake (Deer Lake)
VO1MO147.360+0.600Corner Brook
VO1STA147.965−0.600St. AnthonyNode 1005
VO2ET147.510SimplexLabrador City

VO1RV IRLP

Node 2441 — 443.000 simplex, tone 100, St. John’s. Status on the IRLP network:

LIVE IRLP node 2441 status (opens in a new tab)

Other NL nets (not on this site)

Listed by SONRA. Our Saturday net is the XYL Net on ROAR.

Full province list, beacons, and APRS: sonra.ca repeater directory (opens in a new tab).