My Ham-radio Hobbies include SWL’ing , you can tune into my Shortwave Receiver on this page, or you can listen to my Police / Fire and EMS Scanner online, also, you can see what is Flying overhead via Flight Aware.
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The BeachNet repeater system in south west Washington website is https://www.qsl.net/nm7r/
Packet Stations – Frequency 145.630
Packet radio in Pacific County, Washington, is primarily supported by the District 3 ARES/RACES network (145.630 MHz), featuring key nodes for emergency communications and Winlink, including the HOLYX node (South Bend/Longbeach EOC) and the HOLYMB public mailbox. Other regional nodes like Neiltn, Minot, and CAPTL also connect to this system.
- Primary Packet Node (HOLYX): Located at the South Bend EOC/Longbeach EOC, this node serves as a main hub for the area.
- Mailbox (HOLYMB): Located at the same site as HOLYX, this allows for 24/7 mail drop capability.
- Frequency: The system operates on 145.630 MHz (1200-baud).
- Network Integration: HOLYX connects to other regional nodes, including Neiltn, Minot, and Capitol Peak (CAPTL).
- Access: Operators can reach the system to check in or send messages, particularly during emergency exercises or real-world events.
- Other Potential Nodes: The Pacific County Amateur Radio Club (PCARC) may have additional local nodes in the Naselle area, though the 145.630 MHz system is the main backbone.
- Mailbox for South Bend EOC is WA7PC-1 (145.630)
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