ARCS

Details: Last Updated: 31 May 2023; Hits: 12577

A new TK1ZCS UHF urban relay was commissioned on May 14, 2023 by the TK1CX and TK4TO team.
It is designed to cover the urban area of Bastia and part of the coastline.
Located in Ville di Pietrabugno, it operates on 430.150 MHz, shift +9.4 MHz and TCS 88.5 Hz (like the Ajaccio UHF relay).

The interactive map of relays is available here.

Details: Last Updated: 17 November 2022; Hits: 11984

On May 22, 2022, our friends Thierry TK1CX and Christophe TK4TO installed and put in service a new VHF repeater: TK5ZME.
It is located in the village of Antisanti in JN42QE to approximately 700 m of altitude.
The access of the relay is on the channel R4x, 145,7125 Mhz with a TCS of 88,5 Hz

The map below should give a fairly accurate idea of the expected coverage.
This repeater is connected to the TKNet network which currently has 4 repeaters.

Details: Last Updated: 08 September 2021; Hits: 15187

A new repeater located next to Valle-di-Campoloro JN42SI30 has been connected to the TKNET network.
The frequencies are 430.0375 MHz on transmit and 439.4375 MHz ont receive, both with a TCS of 88.5 Hz.

The first reports and tests are confirming a good coverage on a large part of the eastern plain, especially the T10.

Technical side: This repeater is the first to use the new TKNET interface card.
The transmission power is 7 Watts, the receiver has excellent sensitivity but is designed for a channel spacing of 12.5 kHz. Stations wishing to use the repeater must therefore limit their frequency deviation in order not to suffer from distortion...

Details: Last Updated: 03 December 2018; Hits: 8469

On november 24, Toussaint TK1BI and Thierry TK1CX have mounted a new repeater on the TKNet on Monte Cecu close to the city of Corte.
This repeater covers the city of Corte and a good part of the T20 road as the map shows. It is connected to the TKNet network and interconnected with the other repeaters.

Callsign : TK1ZAR
Frequency : 430.175 MHz + 9.4 MHz
TCS : 88.5 Hz

This repeater prepared by TK5EP is composed by two SIMOCO PRM3080 transceivers, a KATHREIN K654124 duplexer and interface card developped by the team.

More details can be found on the Web page dedicaced to the TKNet.