2m-coverage
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Coverage Maps
Both maps depict a 20 watt transmitter in the 146.600Mhz range, with a matching dipole antenna on a 200 foot tower. This exaggerates, slightly, the coverage area of the old site as it's tower was less than 200' tall.
The old site offered greater coverage around Casper, but afforded less than optimal coverage within many areas of Casper itself. This prompted many to complain about not being able to use the repeater with a hand held. With the new Tower Site, a hand held in almost any part of Casper - including the North side of Casper Mountain - now has a very good chance of 'hitting' the .235 repeater and getting out. The 146.640 repeater and the 146.940 machine on top of Casper Mountain provide similar coverage as the old site - for travelers coming into or leaving Casper or out South in the Shirley Basin area - but with somewhat better coverage of the I-25 corridor East and South than shown here. More importantly, neither repeater suffers from the intense RFI environment that plagued operations at the old site.
Maps generated using the Radio Mobile Delux software by VE2DBE and SRTM version 2 elevation data with a 1 arc second resolution.
(Click on the maps themselves for larger, more detailed versions)
