Rules

KM4NNO / XE1F repeaters

• Tepeximilpa, Mexico City, 438.025 MHz, -5.0 MHz, DPL 023 for FM analog voice, BW 25 KHz.

• Tepeximilpa, Mexico City 147.390 MHz +600 KHz NAC $293 for P25 Phase 1 voice and data, 167.9 Hz for analog voice, BW 12.5 KHz.

• Benito Juárez, Mexico City, 438.04375 MHz, -5.0 MHz, NAC $293 for P25 Phase 1 voice, some times Fusion DCS 00, BW 12.5 KHz.

AllStarLink nodes

• AllStarLink Node 43852 P25Link Talk Group 4095.

• AllStarLink Node 51410 Benito Juárez, Mexico City, 146.400 MHz, 0.0 KHz, TPL 167.9 Hz.

• AllStarLink Node 51467 Benito Juárez, Mexico City, Experimental.

Echolink nodes

• Node 718950 KM4NNO-R not in use, I don’t like appliance operators.

• Node 721507 KM4NNO-L not in use, I don’t like appliance operators.

• Node 465056 KM4NNO not in use, I don’t like appliance operators.

IRLP nodes

• IRLP Node 5334 Tepeximilpa, Mexico City, 438.025 MHz, -5.0 MHz, DPL 023, BW 25 KHz.

• IRLP Node 5995 Benito Juárez, Mexico City, 433.650 MHz, TPL 167.9 Hz, BW 25 KHz.

• IRLP Node 5882 Taxqueña, Mexico City, 433.750 MHz, TPL 167.9 Hz, BW 25 KHz.

Motorola Wave

• Astro-P25 Talk Group, bridged to P25Link network.

My stuff, my rules

Here you will find the rules and policies for using my repeaters, bridges and nodes. If you do not follow them, you will be blacklisted. That simple.

As the owner, I reserve the right to forbid the use of any repeaters, bridges, remote bases or voice over internet protocol by anyone who repeatedly violates these rules, or anyone who facilitates or encourages others to violate these rules.

Calling another station format

A user should call another user using the - "called unit from calling unit" format (also known as "hey you - it´s me" format) using calling identifiers as shown above:

• “Illinois State Police car 2-5 From IMEA 3”

Followed by:

• “IMEA 3 From Illinois State Police car 2-5, go ahead”

Rules

Legal

My repeaters, bridges and nodes maintain and operates high-quality, wide-coverage area for the use of all amateur radio operators. Operation and use of these shall comply fully with:

• US Amateur Radio Service (Part 97) regulations of the Federal Communication's Private Radio Service.
• Mexico IFT Ley Federal de Telecomuncaciones y Radiodifusión published on July 14, 2014.

Operational

• The repeaters, bridges and nodes are provided for the purposes of contacting and passing information between fellow amateur radio operators, and providing service to the public as a voluntary, noncommercial communication service, research and development, and particularly with respect to providing emergency communications when comercial services are not available. If you can reach 911 go that way.

• In the spirit of Amateur Radio Service, users shall respect and support each other in a courteous and positive manner. Due to the wide coverage of the repeater system operators should always pause a minimum of three seconds before transmitting, to allow another station to break in.

• Due to the number of repeaters and/or nodes on-line, key your microphone two seconds before talking to let those systems start.

• Operators shall announce their call sign before transmitting any touch-tone commands, at the end of each communication, and every ten minutes or less during a communication.

• There shall be absolutely no communications containing obscene, indecent, or profane words, language, or meaning. Discussion of religion, political or potentially sensitive social issues shall be avoided.

• For digital systems, you must have your 7-digit ID will be according to the DMR-MARC/TRBO-6/NorCal/DCI/NC-PRN scheme. [You can apply here].

• Be sure also to DISABLE the ARS!!! ARS is not permitted. We do not allow GPS positions to be beaconed over the ENTIRE network every 30 seconds.

• For digital repeaters, see out Talk Group list. Using not listed Talk Groups is forbidden. Private calls are forbidden.

• For DMR-MARC talk groups you must also follow the DMR-MARC rules.

• For DMR+ talk groups you must also follow the DMR+ rules.

• No one shall cause or condone the malicious or intentional interference of anyone's communications of the repeaters.

• Users shall not communicate with, or discuss the actions of, anyone who violates these rules.

I will turn off a repeater, bridge or node to terminate improper operation. No warnings or explanations.

• Control of node connections is normally restricted. Visitors should e-mail me (km4nno at yahoo.com) to gain access codes for the ASL, IRLP or Echolink nodes they want to connect to other reflectors or nodes. The gateway to the reflectors is open to hams to talk to whoever they hear.

• Some experimental reflectors are black-listed, please do not contact me to white-list them. I will never do.

• If your node is linked to a repeater, there must be NO (as in zero) repeater hang time allowed to pass through to ASL, IRLP, or Echolink nor anything resembling a courtesy tone. This means set it to zero, not 500ms or even 100ms. If you are using a keyed CTCSS approach to solving this problem, make sure your tone encoder/decoder combination drops as fast as possible. No repeater IDs or controller messages are allowed at all, unless they are under a user transmission.

• Cross-links are only acceptable with written permission from me. Please contact me before making any test or connection or you will be black-listed forever.

• Please advise your users to disconnect your node if a local conversation becomes extended. Short local greetings are okay while connected, but do not tie up my nodes with a 10 minute local QSO or worst, one hour.

Support and donations

Sorry, I will not help you to program your radio or setup your system, there is plenty information in the libraries and on the internet.

If you can not reach a repeater or node, try a better location, a better antena and or a better radio.

I do not accept donations, etc. When people makes any kind of donation, they thinking they are the new owners of my stuff, They want to rule and control it, so forget about it.