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ATTENTION ALL AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS IN THE USA

ARRL Asks Its Members To Write
Their Representatives In Congress
In Opposition To HR 607

H.R. 607 lists, among the bands to be reallocated for commercial auction
within ten years of the passage of the Bill, the paired bands 420-440 MHz and 450-470 MHz.
HR 607 is a direct threat to our limited spectrum.
More Information Concerning This Threat
To Amateur Radio Frequencies Is Located Here
NOTE: Letters MUST be sent to
John Chwat
Chwat & Co.

This repeater system is not affiliated with any clubs or organizations as of yet and is owned and operated by ham radio operator KB2NGU. All amateur radio operators are welcome to use our repeater system at anytime of day. This repeater operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This repeater operates on a 2 meter frequency of 147.300 mhz +600 khz split with a pl of 146.2 hz, this system transmits 2 watts output on a 28 story building and is up about 382 ft above sea level and covers the 5 boroughs of New York City (Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Manhattan , Staten Island) and parts of Long Island and New Jersey.

Also we do operate a 2nd repeater which is on 70cm on a frequency of 440.200mhz +5mhz split with a pl of 88.5 hz.
Please note this repeater is up about 700 ft above sea level on a 11 story building and covers  parts of New York City, New Jersey, Long Island and parts of Rockland County.

Also note: The 147.300 Mhz repeater  is operating as a stand alone repeater and is sometimes linked to the 440.200 Mhz repeater in the Bronx.
 
Please Note: That we are running a 3rd repeater on a frequency of 448.375 Mhz + 5Mhz split with a pl of 162.2 hz on a 6 story building which is approximately 100 ft high out of Brooklyn, NY. This repeater is  connected to echolink and is connected to the KC2EHA repeater system in Rockland County New York.