TEARA and co-op Amateur Repeaters/Packet Radio Systems

TEARA Member Owned Amateur Repeaters

TEARA is a co-operative with member owned repeaters. This method has worked to the benefit of the group, allowing individualism in the system and allowing the owners to freely make changes without having to await funding or decision making from the club.

There are several TEARA Member owned systems on the air in the area. For more information about the individual repeaters, follow these links.
Repeater Bulletins
RPTR Bulletins Timeline of work over the last few years

29.62- 10m Repeater
29.620- WB4IUY Zebulon Info on the 10m Repeater Receive Site
29.620- WB4IUY Zebulon Info on the 10m Repeater Transmit Site

53.07- 6m Repeater
53.07- WB4IUY Zebulon [under construction]

147.30+ 2m Repeater
147.300+ WB4IUY Wilson (permanently off-air, after 8 years of operation)

147.39+ 2m Repeater
147.390+ WB4IUY Clayton .39 Repeater #2
147.390+ WB4IUY Clayton .39 Repeater #3
147.390+ WB4IUY Construction Pics of Repeater #3
Relocation of 39 to Apex 11/24/2012
Adjustment/Setup of 39 at Apex Site 12/1/2012

224.8- 220 Repeater
224.800- KD4WIW Zebulon

442.400+ 440 Repeater
442.400+ WB4IUY Zebulon

Various Repeater Sites The Lizard Lick Repeater Site Operational from 1993-1998
The Old Zebulon Repeater Site was Operational from 1996-2007
The New Zebulon Repeater Site Operational from 2007 to present
The Apex Repeater Site, operational.
The Old Wilson Repeater Site Operational from 1992-2002
The Clayton Repeater Site Operational from 1989 to present

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