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Different bands have different offsets. Some repeaters have different ones; there's no hard and fast rule that they MUST have a specific offset.

2M = 600kHz
6M = 1 MHz
1.25M = 1.6 MHz
70cm = 5 MHz

The PL is the tone frequency your transmitter has to send in order to bring the repeater up.

The frequency normally shown in a list like the one you linked to is the OUTPUT frequency of the repeater. The repeater's INPUT frequency is the one shown, with the offset added or subtracted.

[QUOTE="Beetle, post: 302388, member: 1066"] Different bands have different offsets. Some repeaters have different ones; there's no hard and fast rule that they MUST have a specific offset. 2M = 600kHz 6M = 1 MHz 1.25M = 1.6 MHz 70cm = 5 MHz The PL is the tone frequency your transmitter has to send in order to bring the repeater up. The frequency normally shown in a list like the one you linked to is the OUTPUT frequency of the repeater. The repeater's INPUT frequency is the one shown, with the offset added or subtracted. [/QUOTE]

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