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Amateur repeaters, UHF CB repeaters and radio clubs on one focused map.
Amateur repeater details from REAST; UHF CB call signs from the VKHam Tasmania listing; clubs from WIA’s VK7 club directory. UHF CB entries are directory-listed, not live status reports. Positions are approximate site or meeting areas.
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A simple estimate from SFI and Kp—not a measured path forecast.
A dedicated Tasmania map of the UHF CB repeater sites in the VKHam directory. Choose channel layers to make the map easier to read.
Pins show approximate site areas from the VKHam directory; they do not confirm that a repeater is currently operating. Open the layer control on the map to show or hide individual UHF CB channels. Check the VKHam Tasmania listing ↗
Public connection details, hardware notes and useful links for other operators. Blank fields are deliberate until your actual node profile is confirmed.
Publish radio parameters and an approximate service area only. Never publish private channel keys, admin passwords or exact home coordinates.
Live community view fed by MeshCore MQTT observers. It shows nodes and packets shared with that observer network; it is not a complete RF coverage map. About the EastMesh observer network ↗
A public reference for compatible LoRa settings and the parts of the network you choose to share.
This section describes the fixed Southern Tasmania repeater. Share interface settings and a broad location only; keep identities and private keys private.
The fixed LoRa repeater is listed separately from portable R-nodes. Public live discovery only includes interfaces their operators have chosen to publish.
As you bring each R-node online, send its name, hardware, role, radio settings and the location area you want public. We can add them one at a time.
RMAP tracks opt-in interface discovery and public location announcements across the network.
RMAP blocks embedded views, so its interactive map opens directly on its own site. Only discoverable interfaces with a published position appear. How Reticulum discovery works ↗
Live solar context, practical links and clearly labelled estimates for deciding which bands to try.
Upcoming contests in Hobart time. Dates are stored locally and disappear after they pass; always verify the official rules.
REAST and selected Tasmanian amateur-radio events. These are manually curated because the source pages do not provide a dependable public event API.
A public equipment and identity reference. Local network addresses and sensitive setup details stay off the website.
A record of VK7BLW's first three 2026 contests and certificates.
Based in southern Tasmania and interested in contesting, digital voice, resilient off-grid networks and learning through practical radio projects.
Frequently used amateur-radio services in one clean directory.
