OVERVIEW:
It all started in 1995 with the desire to have continuous repeater coverage between northern New Jersey and the southern New Jersey shore area. What began as a small one-man project with three linked sites, mainly covering the Garden State Parkway, has evolved into a statewide system. The system has been fueled by three fundamental principles: interest in radio propagation/repeater technology, the desire to have uninterrupted radio coverage while traveling the major corridors, and keeping the 70cm band active.
The NJ Linked Repeater Association (W2NJR) currently provides coverage throughout the Atlantic City - New York City - Philadelphia area triangle. The majority of the system is owned and maintained by K2CB. In addition, we are fortunate to be affiliated with the Tri County Radio Association's W2LI repeater. Additional repeater owners are welcome to join our growing system - contact us!
The system is open for use by all licensed amateurs. There are no dues, and no formal meetings. However, the users often get together for coffee breaks now and then as time permits. Please feel free to join us sometime!
| Repeaters: | ||||||||
| Location | Frequency | Offset | PL | Call Sign | AMSL | Power | Link Status | Status |
| Manahawkin, NJ | 445.075 MHz | -5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 492 Ft | 50w | Linked | On the Air |
| Brick Twp, NJ | 146.490 Mhz | +1 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 115 Ft | 50w | Linked | On the Air |
| Brick Twp, NJ | 448.125 Mhz | -5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 125 Ft | 50w | Linked | On the Air |
| Toms River, NJ | 449.625 Mhz | -5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 180 Ft | 80w | Not Linked | On the Air |
| Wall Twp., NJ | 444.350 MHz | +5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 180 Ft | 50w | Linked | On the Air |
| Wall Twp., NJ | 146.775 Mhz | -0.6 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 180 Ft | 50w | Linked | On the Air |
| Summit, NJ | 445.025 MHz | -5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 425 Ft | 50w | Linked to W2LI | On the Air |
| Martinsville, NJ | 147.285 MHz | +0.6 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2NJR | 909 Ft | 100w | Linked | On the Air |
| Murray Hill., NJ | 449.975 MHz | -5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2LI | 591 Ft | 75W | Linked for Nets | On the Air |
| Murray Hill., NJ | 147.255 MHz | +0.6 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2LI | 591 Ft | 75W | Linked for Nets | On the Air |
| Springfield NJ | 446.375 MHz | -5 MHz | 141.3 Hz | W2FCC | 200 Ft | 50W | Linked | On the Air |
| EchoLink: | W2NJR-R | -Node: | 21005 | World Wide | ||||
| DMR Repeaters: | ||||||||
| Location | Frequency | Offset | CC | TS | Call Sign | TG | Link Status | Status |
| Union, NJ | 449.475 | -5 Mhz | 1 | 1 | W2NJR | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Springfield, NJ | 446.325 | -5 Mhz | 1 | 1 | W2NJR | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Watchung, NJ | 449.425 | -5 Mhz | 1 | 1 | W2NJR | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Affiliated DMR Repeaters: | ||||||||
| Location | Frequency | Offset | CC | TS | Call Sign | TG | Link Status | Status |
| Bridgewater, NJ | 448.175 | -5 Mhz | 1 | 1 | W2SOM | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Springfield, NJ | 146.685 | -0.6 Mhz | 1 | 1 | W2FCC | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Howell, NJ | 440.300 | +5 Mhz | 1 | 1 | KB2RF | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Toms River, NJ | 447.51875 | -5 Mhz | 2 | 1 | AC2DW | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
| Manahawkin, NJ | 445.425 | -5 Mhz | 3 | 1 | K2HR | 313333 | Linked | On the Air |
ANNOUNCEMENT! A new repeater is available for use:
This repeater is not linked to the W2NJR system. It is a stand-alone repeater for local use that works in mixed mode.
It is located in Toms River, NJ and will work on analog as well as P25. Here is the information to connect:
Location: Toms River, NJ
TX 449.625 | RX 444.625
Analog FM PL 141.3 | Analog FM DPL 445 | Digital P25 NAC 293
AMSL 200 Ft | Power 100W
Click here for a PDF version of the frequency list!
Some of the sites listed above have pictures available, which may be accessed by clicking on the site name.
ECHOLINK:
The repeater network is accessible via ECHOLINK. The network's node is listed on the ECHOLINK servers as W2NJR-R, or repeater node number 21005. For a brief tutorial on using the ECHOLINK system, check out the tour of Echolink page.
SCHEDULED NETS:
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Net Name |
Description |
Net Control Op |
Times |
Contact Info |
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United County Traffic Net (UCTN) |
NJ NTS Daily Traffic Net |
Kymm KY2MMM |
Nightly 10:00PM EST |
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Morning Friendly Chat Net |
Daily roundtable get together |
Bill K3CBI |
Daily 10:00AM EST |
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NJECT |
Suzan W2QMI |
Thr. 8:30PM EST |
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NJ/NY YL Net - District 2 |
Young Ladies Net |
Suzan W2QMI |
Wed. 9:00PM EST |
USAGE:
There are no dues and the repeaters are open to all licensed amateurs. All the owners ask is that users practice proper amateur operating procedures. During heavy usage periods (drive time, etc) we ask that priority is given to mobile operators. In addition, it is asked that casual users yield to the scheduled nets as needed.
If you would like to run a net on the system, please feel free to contact K2CB regarding usage of the system. Be sure to check back often for an up-to-date listing of current nets as it develops.
DONATIONS:
Occasionally, we may hold “fund drives” for special projects or major repairs. If you would like to help support the current upgrades and repairs being made, please use the PayPal link below. When using PayPal, please use the Friends & Family option. Every little bit helps!
Donations are not solicited, but graciously accepted. Donations may be sent via PayPal to w2njr@comcast.net, or to the W2NJR callbook address via the US Postal Service.
A special thanks to those that have already donated towards the latest upgrades:
N2LMW, NJ5R, K2SDR, KD2AAR, N2HT, K3CBI AA2BR, K2ERK, W2QMI, W2DOS and the NJECT Radio Club.
Also our latest donors: WU2E, NJ5R, N2AWW, NJ2G, N2LMW, KC2NJ, K2HVE, & K2SDR.
Thank you all for helping to keep the repeater system running at its best.
FUTURE PLANS:
Our next upgrades will be to install another antenna on the repeater in Martinsville and to upgrade the Manahawkin repeater. Also, we are always looking to improve the coverage area of the network. Currently we are looking for sites in Atlantic, Cape May, Burlington, and Camden Counties to restore coverage to those areas. If you or someone you know has a good site available, or is interested in adding their repeater to our network, feel free to contact us.
73,
Eric K2CB