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LOCAL REPEATERS - CENTRAL WEST COAST
VHF
and UHF repeaters for the Central Coast of Western Australia including the Avon
Valley
and
Perth.
This page provides information on local area repeaters serving the Central Coast of Western Australia, including coverage areas, operating details, and supported features such as AllStar, APRS, and other available services.
To assist with maintaining accuracy and keeping information current, listings are limited to repeaters within the Central Coast and Avon Valley regions.
Please report any errors, omissions, or additional information that may improve the accuracy and usefulness of this resource.
Details for 6m band repeater
| Frequ
MHz |
Off
Set |
Call |
Tone
Hz |
Location |
Note |
| 53.800 |
-1000 |
VK6RAP |
123 |
Perth - Roleystone
(1) |
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Details for 2m band repeaters

Details for 70cm band repeaters
| Frequ
MHz |
Off
Set |
Call |
Tone
Hz |
Location |
Note |
| 438.175 |
-5.0 |
VK6RWN
B |
|
Perth -
Roleystone
1 |
D-STAR
B |
| 438.225 |
-5.0 |
VK6RTH |
123 |
Tic
Hill, Perth
North East |
|
| 438.525 |
-7.0 |
VK6RLM |
|
Perth - Roleystone
(2) |
DMR |
| 438.650 |
-5.0 |
VK6RBY |
123 |
Harvey - Bunbury |
AllStar 471735 |
| 438.725 |
-5.0 |
VK6RNA |
123 |
Perth -
Wanneroo |
AllStar 51674 |
| 439.800 |
-5.0 |
VK6RAP |
123 |
Perth -
Roleystone
1 |
|
| 439.925 |
-5.0 |
VK6RMB |
|
Perth -
Landsdale |
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Details for
23cm band repeaters
| Frequ
MHz |
Off
Set |
Call |
Tone
Hz |
Location |
Note |
| 1273.550 |
+20 |
VK6RDM |
|
Perth - Brigadoon |
|
| 1273.800 |
+20 |
VK6RMB |
|
Perth -
Landsdale |
|
| 1273.900 |
+20 |
VK6RWN A |
|
Perth -
Roleystone
1 |
D-STAR
A |

The above radiation
foot-plots were produced using
Radio Mobile
Radio
Mobile set-up assumptions
| Mobile
Antenna Height (m) |
1.5 |
|
| Mobile
Antenna Gain (dBi) |
2 |
|
| Tx
line loss (dB) |
2 |
This is
the loss from transmitter + feed-line + duplexer + antenna. |
| Rx
line loss (dB) |
1.5 |
Receiver
path often has slightly less loss due to filtering differences |
| Rx
threshold (μV) |
0.3 |
0.3–0.5
μV (≈ -118 to -114 dBm) Common real-world
repeater setting |
| Required
reliability (%) |
70 |
Realistic
everyday mobile coverage. |
| Strong
Signal Margin (dB) |
10 |
Design safety buffer added on top of the minimum signal required for reliable reception. |
Repeater Book
Repeater Book is a free mobile app that gives amateur radio operators a worldwide directory of repeaters.
- Shows nearby repeaters with distance etc
- Works offline
- Searchable by location, call sign etc
Repeater
Book: https://www.repeaterbook.com/

As with any large database, inaccuracies can occur, and information can become outdated over time. For example, repeaters may be decommissioned or new ones installed. However, RepeaterBook is an excellent
resource, and if you notice an error, you can easily submit a correction through the
RepeaterBook website. Community contributions like these help keep the database accurate and make an already valuable resource even better.
Down
Load
PDF
document of the repeater information on this page: Local Repeaters-20260706.pdf
References:
Bunbury Radio
Club (BRC):
https://bunburyradioclub.com/
Northern
Corridor Radio Group (NCRG): https://www.ncrg.org.au/
Northside Radio Assoc. Inc.
(NRA) : https://northsideradio.weebly.com/
Peel
Amateur Radio Group (PARG): https://www.parg.org.au/
Southern Electronics
Group (SEG):
https://hamradio.org.au/
West
Australian Repeater Group Inc (WARG): https://www.warg.org.au/
ACMA
(Licence search): https://www.acma.gov.au/register-radiocommunication-licences-rrl#/licences
Mobile Radio Online
(Radio coverage splats): https://www.ve2dbe.com/rmonline_s.asp
Repeater
Book: https://www.repeaterbook.com/
WIA
Repeater Directory : https://www.wia.org.au/members/repeaters/data/documents/Repeater%20Directory%20250925.pdf
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