CQ Maritimes # 60207
CQ Maritimes # 60207
This page has been set up to share information about the CQ Maritimes Group.
This group of eight linked repeaters throughout the Canadian Maritimes connected via Wires-X form a system for local amateurs to be able to talk to one another throughout the region.
This room was set up using Yaesu fusion radios only. It does not allow hot spots.
Linked Repeaters
Linked Repeaters
Here is the current CQ Maritimes repeater group.
If you would like to add your repeater to the group contact Jim Langille VE1JBL at [email protected]
CALL SIGN | Location | Province | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
VE1AMH | Amherst | Nova Scotia | 145.190- |
VE1CDN | Halifax | Nova Scotia | 442.975+ |
VE1AEH | Kentville | Nova Scotia | 145.370- |
VE9MFR | Moncton | New Brunswick | 146.625- |
VE9FNB | Fredericton | New Brunswick | 145.390- |
VE1CRA | Charlottetown | Prince Edward Island | 147.255+ |
VE1USR | Two Islands (Parrsboro) | Nova Scotia | 444.825+ |
VE1YAR | Yarmouth | Nova Scotia | 444.700+ |
Nets
Nets
Here is the list of nets held in the CQ Maritimes room #60207
As a member of the CQ Maritime group you can host a net in the CQ Maritimes room.
If interested, contact Jim Langille VE1JBL [email protected] for more info.
NET | DAY | LOCAL TIME (Atlantic) |
|---|---|---|
Wednesday | 7pm | |
Fredericton Friday Fusion Net | Friday | 8pm |
This map represents all the local repeaters that have connected to the Maritime Fusion Net in the past. Click on the box in the upper right hand corner to see a full page. You can also zoom in on any location or click on each balloon to see information about each repeater.
Problems & Fixes for Wires-X nodes
Problems & Fixes for Wires-X nodes
I have often seen wires-x stations connecting and disconnecting over and over for hours on end.
I contacted Ron MacKay VE1AIC to see if he had any answers to this very common problem.
Thanks to Ron, here is his reply.
Hi Jim,
The two most common problems with Wires-X nodes are:
1. the Windows OS/Wires-X develops a problem and needs a reboot (once a
month at least)
Some stations have set timers to reboot the PC or Wires-X every night.
Sometimes just restarting the Wires-X application is enough.
2. The router ports are not defined properly. This can happen due to IP
address changes. This is a significant problem when using HRI-200.
The Tools/Port Check in Wires-X will tell you if its working properly.
Stations that are using Wires-X 24/7 need to check the logs on their PC
every day or so to be sure it's not causing a problem.
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