SJRA Repeater TSJRA operates the K2AA Repeater (145.290 - PL 91.5) located in Medford, NJ and the K2AA DX Cluster (145.770) located in Mt. Laurel, NJ. The repeater and DX Cluster are open for use without restriction to all licensed amateur operators.. If you don't have PL in your radio, then simply pressing "22" on the DTMF keypad will turn off the PL access for 15 minutes. The repeater is located on a water tower near the intersection of Routes 70 and 541 in Medford, NJ. The repeater identifies with the club call K2AA. Club members can get autodial and autopatch access for a small additional fee. We are not a repeater club, so the repeater fees go directly into offsetting the cost of the maintaining and improving the repeater. SJRA Packet Resources SJRA operates a 2 meter packet radio DX Cluster on 145.77 MHz. The cluster is located in Marlton, NJ. The callsign is K2AA What is a DX Cluster? A DX Cluster is a network of connected amateur radio operators. Users connect into a cluster that generally serves a local region and clusters are linked together to form wider areas of coverage by geographical area such as state, country and even international level. The result is a vast network of connected users sharing information pertaining to amateur radio. Type Call Sign in ALL CAPS There are 2 ways to log on: Through the Internet and RF Link. Connecting through the Internet: Most Logging Software packages will support TelNet DX Cluster connections. Connect by typing telnet://67.107.165.190 and type in your call sign in CAPITAL LETTERS.XP Users: Click on "Run", type in Telnet # 67.107.165.190, enter your Call Sign when prompted. Type "HELP" for user commands. From the RF Side: Tune to 145.770 simplex, no PL. Enter C K2AA and follow prompts. The system is limited to 20 users on the Internet Side and 20 users on the RF side. The station is located in Marlton near TGI Fridays off RT. 73. More information can be found at http://67.107.165.190/winclust.htmEmail comments and questions to k2aa@sjra.org Sysops are: Jon, W2MC and Ken, K2WB by KC2LCN, Jose Diaz Copyright © 1997 - 2006 SJRA