Frequencies

A pocket guide can be downloaded as a PDF or Excel Document. Email the EC to update page.
(updated 03/07/2018).

* Enc/Dec
– E indicates PL encode is required for access. D indicates that the repeater transmits tone and Tone Squelch

may be used.

Frequencies utilized by nearby counties are listed below.

They are useful in supporting activities in those areas and in an event covering a wider geographical area.

During Severe weather, WX4PTC operates a severe weather linked repeater system for the state of Georgia.
Locally, the Atlanta Radio Club is linked in on 146.820- (PL 146.2 Hz)

GA ARES Frequencies and Nets.

The Gwinnett ARES packet digipeaters
Please use the callsign if the alias or Node ID doesn’t work.

The current callsigns, aliases and node IDs are as follows:

Winlink nodes at ab4nx-10, ka4kkf-10, wb4qdx-10, kj4qfy-10, ke6iyd-10
145.590 packet node LAWGA, digi LAW in Lawrenceville
145.590 packet node SNLGA, digi SNL in Snellville
145.590 packet node BUFGA, digi BUF in Buford

Winlink nodes wx4pca-10, n4jgw-10, kk4ehj-10, kj4uc-10, k4hyj-10, k4woc-10, ke4su-10, kg4arc-10, ka4kkf-10
145.710 packet node TUGGA, digi in Hamilton Mill

Gwinnett D-STAR Digital Repeaters by Georgia D-STAR Group
(Internet gateway equipped)

A special thanks to the
Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society for their support and the use of their
communication system and Georgia D-STAR Group