Missouri Repeater Council Link

Area Repeaters

L = repeaters are linked 24/7, please allow a 1-2 second pause for all timers to reset.

E= Echolink available into linked repeater system 24/7

Repeater	Location	Frequency	Offset	PL Tone
KC0QLU	Plattsburg	146.895 L,E	-	114.8
WD0SKY	Osborn	145.150	-	107.2
N0SWP	Osborn	442.675 L	+	127.3
KØMPT	Chilicothe	147.225	+	none
WØNH	St. Joe	146.850	-	100.0
KBØALL	St. Joe	51.130	52.830	146.2
WINLINK	Cameron Hospital	145.090		kc0qlu-10
WINLINK	St.Jo	145.090		w0nh-10
KB0ALL	Amity	147.390	+	146.2
N2OYJ	Bethany	443.075 L	+	100.0
N2OYJ	Rockport	444.775 L	+	100.0
WA0HBX	St. Joe	444.925 L	+	100.0
N0MIJ	Leavenworth	442.350 L	+	107.2
KD0ETV	Marceline	443.150 L	+	110.9
KB0RPJ	Trenton	146.955	-	none
KC0GP	Polo	444.675 L	+	107.2
N0GGU	Maryville	444.475 L	+	100.0

Missouri ARES Interoperability Tactical Frequencies

These frequencies are defined in the Missouri ARES interoperability plan. Their purpose is to create a group of frequencies for use statewide for emergency communications traffic.  This allows for amateur radio operators who are using commercial equipment that is not frequency agile to have frequencies which will be used in an emergency pre-programmed. When using these frequencies, those frequencies indicated should be transmitted with the displayed pl tone.  Receive squelch should remain carrier, unless interference requires the use of the pl tone. 6 meter and vhf frequencies are intended for regional and local operations respectively, with uhf frequencies intended for use as on-scene frequencies.  While these are agreed upon frequencies for use during an emergency, other factors can play into the decision on which frequency to operate on, including existing infrastructure/repeaters in the area, geography, and other operations ongoing in the area of operations.

Name	Frequency	Transmit PL	Primary MSHP Troop
HVCALL	146.550	CSQ	Statewide
HVSTAGE	147.555 TSQ	100.0	Statewide
HVTAC0	147.495	100.0	Statewide Digital Voice
HVTAC1	145.600	100.0	Troop A
HVTAC2	145.650	100.0	Troop B
HVTAC3	145.700	100.0	Troop C
HVTAC4	146.400	100.0	Troop D
HVTAC5	146.445	100.0	Troop E
HVTAC6	146.505	100.0	Troop F
HVTAC7	146.595	100.0	Troop G
HVTAC8	147.405	100.0	Troop H
HVTAC9	147.450	100.0	Troop I
HUCALL	446.000	CSQ	Statewide
HUTAC1	445.900	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC2	445.925	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC3	445.950	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC4	445.975	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC5	446.025	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC6	446.050	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC7	446.075	100.0	Statewide
HUTAC8	446.100	100.0	Statewide
HMCALL	52.550	CSQ	Statewide
HMTAC0	52.710	100.0	Statewide
HMTAC1	52.310	100.0	Troop A
HMTAC2	52.350	100.0	Troop B
HMTAC3	52.390	100.0	Troop C
HMTAC4	52.430	100.0	Troop D
HMTAC5	52.470	100.0	Troop E
HMTAC6	52.510	100.0	Troop F
HMTAC7	52.590	100.0	Troop G
HMTAC8	52.630	100.0	Troop H
HMTAC9	52.670	100.0	Troop I

To read the Missouri ARES Interoperability Plan in it's entirety, follow this link: Missouri ARES Interoperability Plan

HF Emergency Frequencies

Frequency	Net
3963.0 Khz	Missouri Emergency Services Net (MESN) Sunday's 6:00pm
3963.0 Khz	Missouri Traffic Net Daily 5:30pm
7263.0 Khz	MESN Daytime Alternate Frequency