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Thanks for the information. The local ARES definitely uses the odd split for this particular repeater. I've never heard any comms, nor have I ever heard (or hit) the repeater when testing all the channels that were programmed. I verified that the frequencies inputted into my radio are correct via the comm plan. Here is a copy http://www.portsmouthares.org/Commplan.pdf the channel in question is Channel 79.

I've downloaded all the manuals for the D72, all is good now as far as radio operation.

Thanks,
Garrett-KJ4ZCU

[QUOTE="KJ4ZCU, post: 308600, member: 21360"] Thanks for the information. The local ARES definitely uses the odd split for this particular repeater. I've never heard any comms, nor have I ever heard (or hit) the repeater when testing all the channels that were programmed. I verified that the frequencies inputted into my radio are correct via the comm plan. Here is a copy [URL="http://www.portsmouthares.org/Commplan.pdf"]http://www.portsmouthares.org/Commplan.pdf[/URL] the channel in question is Channel 79. I've downloaded all the manuals for the D72, all is good now as far as radio operation. Thanks, Garrett-KJ4ZCU [/QUOTE]

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