Repeaters
Bay-Net is an open amateur radio repeater system providing wide-area coverage for
public service events and emergency communications. All radio amateurs are welcome
to use the system. The system includes 2m, UHF and 900 MHz linked analog repeaters,
a D-Star digital repeater, Echolink, and IRLP VOIP services.
Bay-Net provides communications for the American Red Cross and other organizations.
If you are interested in using the system for a special event, contact us through
the About Us page.
All analog repeaters are connected together 24x7. If you go into one repeater you
will be re-transmitted on all repeaters. The repeater network can be reconfigured
by control operators to support special events.
Southbay Site
The south bay repeater site sits at 2800’ above Palo Alto and
provides excellent coverage throughout Santa Clara valley,
with mobile coverage as far south as Morgan Hill and as far north as San Francisco
and Oakland.
Bay-Net 1 443.225 PL 100.0 + 5 Mhz offset
Bay-Net 3 927.8625 DPL 023 - 25 Mhz offset, 2.5 Khz narrow band, no Hear Clear
Bay-Net 4 145.390 PL 100.0 - 600 Khz offset
Bay-Net 5 444.075 D-Star digital repeater
IRLP node 3802
Echolink node 314933
Eastbay Site
The east bay repeater site is located 1900’ above Oakland and Berkeley. This site
provides excellent coverage of the east bay, San Francisco, the mid-peninsula and
parts of the north bay.
Bay-Net 2 443.975 PL 100.0 +5 Mhz offset
Portable Repeater
Bay-Net has a portable UHF repeater that can be used for special events and provides
fill for areas without good coverage. The optional full duplex link radio and portable
IRLP node allows the portable repeater to link back to the main Bay-Net network.
