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Lakeshore Repeater Association (LRA)

Systems · US / WI / Racine / Countywide · Amateur · Updated 2026-10-01 · systems/US/WI/Racine/_Countywide/amateur/kr9rk_lakeshore_repeaters.yml

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Channels

3 assignments, sorted by frequency. Frequency is what your radio receives; input is what it transmits on for repeaters.

Freq (MHz)Input (MHz)ModeTone / CCNameUsageCallsignLocationServiceNotes
147.2700147.8700FMCTCSS 127.3 HzKR9RK 2M FMrepeaterKR9RKRacine/Kenosha County border, WI - LRA Main Site (approx)Amateur
440.0063445.0063DMRCC9 TS1,2KR9RK 440 DMRrepeaterKR9RKRacine/Kenosha County border, WI - LRA Main Site (approx)Amateur
442.0000447.0000FMCTCSS 79.7 HzKR9RK 440 FMrepeaterKR9RKRacine/Kenosha County border, WI - LRA Main Site (approx)Amateur

Sites

3 locations.

Racine/Kenosha County border, WI - LRA Main Site (approx)

42.6200, -87.9000

loc_lra_main_site

Organizations

Lakeshore Repeater Association (LRA)

Callsigns: KR9RK

org_lra_kr9rk

Authorization

What it takes to transmit on these channels.

Amateur

FCC · Class: Technician or higher

Transmit requires US amateur license. Coordinated by the Wisconsin Association of Repeaters.

Talkgroups & contacts

NameKindIDNotes
WI StatewideGroup3155Primary talkgroup, active full time on TS1.

Sources

Where this data came from. Verify on the air before relying on it.