Point Arena GMRS Repeater Frequencies

NEW Memory Channel List

here is webpage listing the frequencies by memory channel number with descriptions.
here is a PDF you can print out of the memory channels.

All frequencies listed are the repeater output frequency.
The repeater input frequency is +5MHZ up.
example, 462.575 output is 467.575 input, etc.

Name	Frequency	Tone
PARP01	462.575000	173.8
PARP02	462.575000	151.4
PARP03	462.600000	186.2
PARP04	462.600000	156.7
PARP05	462.625000	167.9
PARP06	462.625000	146.2
PARP07	462.575000	167.9
PARP08	462.575000	146.2
PARP09	462.600000	173.8
PARP10	462.600000	151.4
PARP11	462.625000	162.2
PARP12	462.625000	141.3

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Download just the Point Arena repeater channels as a CHIRP .csv file here.
parep-chirp-20240729.csv

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Download the OLD complete PA Firesafe radio memory list as a CHIRP .csv file here.
pafiresafe-chirp-20240729.csv

Note: the non GMRS or HAM channels are transmit disabled so you dont accidentally interfere with the publc safety.

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Why are there 12 "channels" ?

TLDR; Because we don't own the frequency, we may have to change channels to avoid interference.

the GMRS frequencies are shared all over the USA. if interference happens, we can change the channel on the repeater with the push of a button. Then it's a simple procedure to tell everyone to change channel on their own radio too. This list is just what happens to be in the repeater when we got it. If all of these channels become busy we can re-program the repeater. You will have to re-program your radio also.

i can't recomend enough that if you want to do this radio thing for realz, then get a "programming cable" that fits your radio, and get the CHIRP Software installed on your computer. This will make changing channels and other settings in your radio as easy as a mouse click.

If the repeater frequencies change i will update this page and the CHIRP file berfore the switch if possible.

questions ???