Keep up to date and fully informed
by joining our GB3WB Group at groups.io
https://groups.io/g/gb3wb
Our single repeater site offers you just about every repeater mode that you could wish for!
We operate 5 repeaters which are co-sited on Bleadon Hill,
Weston-super-Mare.
We currently operate using 4 Yaesu DR-1X repeaters and an FX-5000 UHF repeater.
Our repeater group offers you:
FM UHF on GB3WB
DMR UHF on GB7IT
D-Star UHF on GB7WB
FM VHF on GB3WE
Fusion C4FM UHF on GB7IS
GB7IS Fusion C4FM:
You listen on 439.5375MHz
You transmit on 430.5375MHz
That is a -9MHz split
Our fusion repeater GB7IS
is connected to the Internet using
a Wires-X HRI-200 box which is connected directly to the repeater.
You can remote control the repeater using your wires-x button.
GB7WB D-Star:
You listen on 439.4875MHz
You transmit on 430.4875MHz
That is a -9MHz split
GB7WB D-Star users please program your radio with:
‘UR’ programmed with CQCQCQ
‘RPT1’ programmed with GB7WB–B
‘RPT2’ programmed with GB7WB–G
‘My Callsign’ programmed with your own callsign
Note: RPT1 & 2 ‘ –‘ should be programmed as two spaces.
Use your DTMF keypad to connect to any reflector by entering *1C for example will connect you to reflector 1C.
Connect to DCS477B to connect to HUBNet by entering DTMF D47702 or D477B
To disconnect press DTMF #
To hear connection status press DTMF 0
GB3WE Analogue FM 2m VHF Repeater:
You listen on 145.6875MHz
Use a -600 KHz Split
94.8Hz CTCSS
GB3WB 70cm FM Repeater:
You listen on 433.300MHz
94.8Hz CTCSS
+1.6MHz Split
You transmit on 434.900MHz
GB7IT 70cms DMR Repeater:
You listen on 439.5125MHz
You transmit on 430.5125MHz
-9MHz Split.
Use colour-code 1, TimeSlot 2 and TalkGroup 9. GB7IT is connected to the Brandmeister Network.
The local chat channel is on TimeSlot 1, TalkGroup 235145, colour-code 1.
However you are free to connect any timeslot to any talkgroup or reflector.
Why not connect TimeSlot 2 to TG 23526 or reflector 4426 so that you can talk to HUBNet using your DMR radio!
Please get in touch using our contact form if you think that any of our 5 repeaters are not working.
