Welcome to the Quahog Repeater
Network!

The Quahog Repeater Network (QRN) was
founded in 1986 by Joe-WA1TAQ and Bob-WB1FDY (SK).  Through the
1990s, QRN covered a large portion of Rhode Island with 220 and 440
MHz coverage.

Thanks to the efforts of Bruce-KR1Z, Jed-N1JBC, Jeff-N1ZZN and
Rick-W1RJC, QRN was brought back to life in 2012 with the full-time
RF linking of seven repeaters across four sites, including the
original Newport and North Providence sites.

QRN has an IRLP (5920) and EchoLink (55920, N1JBC-R) node.
It is normally idle available for incoming and outgoing
connections.  In times of severe weather, it may be connected
to the New England Gateway (9123) so that users may interface with
NWS Taunton, WX1BOX.

*** QRN Full-Time Repeaters ***

Site

Location

Callsign

Frequency

Offset

PL

1

North Providence, RI

N1JBC

449.225

-

141.3

North Providence, RI

N1JBC

224.920

-

67.0

2

Coventry, RI

N1JBC

145.370

-

67.0

Coventry, RI

N1JBC

224.100

-

67.0

3

Newport, RI

N1JBC

223.820

-

Newport, RI

KC2GDF

448.325

-

67.0

4

Warwick, RI

WA1ABC

447.025

-

67.0

*** QRN Affiliate Repeaters ***
(some part-time)

Location

Callsign

Frequency

Offset

PL

Warwick, RI

WA1ABC

927.7500

-

67.0

Dartmouth, MA

W1AEC

224.800

-

67.0

Norwell, MA

N1ZZN

224.060

-

103.5

Wilmington, MA

K1KZP

224.160

-

none

North Andover, MA

N1LHP

224.680

-

88.5

North Andover, MA

N1LHP

444.100

+

123.0

QRN Control Operators (5):
KR1Z, N1GKE, N1JBC, N1ZZN, W1RJC

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