This plan was approved at the general meeting of October 23, 1993.
When a tone is used on the repeater input,
it should be implemented on the output as well.
This policy was modified in November 2005 to require
tones on the input and
output of new systems in the 144 and 440 MHz bands, and in the event of
interference between two systems on any band. Use of input and
output tones
is strongly recommended for systems in other bands.
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Area 1 Use 110.9 or 151.4 Hz |
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Counties of: Prescott & Russell, Ontario Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry, Ontario Franklin, N.Y. Plus the SLVRC portion of Quebec north of the Ontario Counties of Prescott & Russell.
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Area 2 Use 100.0, 123.0, or 136.5 Hz |
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Canadian National Capital Area, and County of Ottawa - Carleton, Ontario Plus the SLVRC portion of Quebec north of the Ontario County of Ottawa - Carleton
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Area 3 Use 100.0 or 151.4 Hz |
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Counties of: Lanark, Ontario Leeds & Grenville, Ontario Frontenac, Ontario St. Lawrence, N.Y.
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Area 4 Use 91.5 or 118.8 Hz |
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Counties of: Lennox & Addington, Ontario Hastings, Ontario Prince Edward, Ontario
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Area 5 Use 114.8 or 146.2 Hz |
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County of Renfrew, Ontario Plus the SLVRC portion of Nipissing County, Ontario Plus the SLVRC portion of Quebec north of the Ontario County of Renfrew
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