IRLP designer Dave Cameron, VE7LTD signed on East Coast Reflector 921 on October 18, 2001.  This celebrated IRLP's 200th node install. It's Red Hat Linux-based server resides at the offices of Inflow in Research Triangle Park.  Jack Thorpe, WA0ERX is the Reflector 921 node administrator and is responsible for helping us secure the server and bandwidth at Inflow. IRLP nodes that want to use Ref921 should follow these guidelines. You can see who is connected to Ref921 here.

Reflector Channel Assignments and Net Schedule

The purpose for this reflector is to link the regional participating repeaters in the KD4RAA-K4JDR Repeater Group that are out of range of our present RF capabilities.  This will give us Emergency and Severe Weather Coordination ability as well as provide support for Public Service Events.  921 is also used for IRLP Skywarn nets and for coordinated response to severe weather and other conditions that affect North Carolina and other areas.

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At present, Raleigh hams may find node 426 (our 146.775 MHz Raleigh repeater) and/or node 427 (our UHF regional link system) connected to Reflector 921 to monitor its activity.  Feel free to carry on conversations with other connected IRLP nodes. 

Node Operators, please feel free to contact us to coordinate Special Events usage of Reflector 921.  Please direct questions and comments to us via email at  .




  

 

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Sponsoring Bandwidth on East Coast Reflector 921

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