Hi all,

Can someone provide comments for these frequencies? (I'll assume LOMP* are Lompoc repeaters...)

stp

22 LPFS 170

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88.5 23 ROVER 144.93 + 2.655 Tone 131.8 24 SIMPLEX 146.55

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88.5 25 PORTAPE 145.24 - 0.6 Tone 131.8 26 FRS1 462.5625

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88.5 27 FRS10 467.6125

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88.5 28 HUARC1 144.93 + 2.655 TSQL 151.4 29 HUARC2 446.88 - 5 Tone 192.8 30 AGOURA 147.225 + 0.6 Tone 88.5 31 HARRIS 147.12 + 0.6 Tone 131.8 32 HARC3 145.555

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88.5 33 LOMP1 147.12 + 0.6 Tone 131.8 34 LOMP2 145.36 - 0.6 Tone 131.8 35 LOMP3 145.12 - 0.6 Tone 100 36 CHALK 146.895 - 0.6 Tone 88.5

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On Jan 18, 2016, at 11:28 AM, Stephen Travis Pope stephen@heaveneverywhere.com wrote:

Hi all,

Starting with a list sent to me by Wayne AF6GX, here's a file with memory data for programming a VHF/UHF radio.

It's a csv file, meaning that you can edit it with a spreadsheet or import it into the CHIRP program to copy to your phone.

My intention is to have all local repeaters, police and fire, and neighboring (Lompoc, Santa Maria, Nipomo, SLO, Ventura, 1000Oaks, ...) repeaters, as well as NOAA and marine channels.

If you send me other interesting slots, I'll incorporate them.

We should probably put this on the web site for newbies...

stp W6STP

<SB-base.csv>

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                Stephen Travis Pope   Santa Barbara, California, USA    

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