443.775

Operational

Offset: + 5.0 MHz

Bandwidth: 12.5 kHz - Narrowband

Carthage

Coverage: Barton, Jasper, Lawrence and Newton Counties

Watch Walkthrough
Access Information:
DMRCC 5
Attributes:
DMR
BRANDMEISTER

Technical Specifications

Transmitter

Motorola SLR-5700

Antenna

Comprod 774-70TM

Duplexer

TX RX 28-66-02A

Controller

Motorola

About This Repeater

443.775 Repeater - Carthage, MO

On-Air Date:                     June 22, 2024

Repeater Transmit:         443.775

Repeater Receive:           448.775               (+ 5.0 MHz)

Modes:                               DMR

Color Code:                       5

Color Code Direction:      Encode & Decode

Bandwidth:                        Narrowband – 12.5 kHz

Transmit Power:               55-Watts

Antenna System:              Comprod 774-70TM - 320’ AGL

Link antennas:                   None

Coax Cable:                        Commscope AVA5-50 7/8” heliax

Controller:                         None

Repeater                            Motorola SLR-5700

Duplexer:                            TX RX 28-66-02A

Link Radios:                       N/A

Backup power:                  48vdc Power Plant & Site Generator

Router:                               Ubiquiti Edgerouter X

Internet:                             Yes - Provided by JASCO (Jasper County Emergency Services)

Nets:                                   Mondays @ 7:30 p.m. - Branson area DMR Net - TG31293

                                             Wednesdays @ 7:00 p.m. - Ozarks All Digital Net - TG31291

                                             Wednesday @ 7:30 p.m. - Missouri Statewide DMR Net - TG3129

                                            

In the spring of 2024, the Missouri Highway Patrol built a new 320’ tower at the Carthage Satellite district office.  The Nixa ARC was able to install a Comprod 774-70TM antenna at the top of the tower fed with 7/8” heliax.  To bring the repeater online, a TX RX duplexer was used from stock and the original 443.400 DMR repeater that was installed at Cox South in Springfield, MO was repurposed and installed on site.