Ensuring Reliable Communications in Mission-Critical Situations
We have made substantial investments in our systems to ensure the continuity of critical communications. Looking ahead, we plan to implement uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and dedicated battery-backed solutions at our hosting facilities, thereby maintaining operational capability and supporting emergency communications during power interruptions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Who owns the repeaters?
The group retains sole ownership of all repeaters, made possible through the investments of Martyn and Richard.
What repeater is linked to the Zello gateway?
Our VHF repeater in northern Plymouth is currently linked. Plans are in place to link the UHF repeater once it has been installed at its final site.
Where are the repeaters located?
Both UHF and VHF repeaters are currently located in Northern Plymouth, Devon. The exact locations are restricted and shared only on a need-to-know basis. Plans to relocate the UHF repeater to another site within Plymouth are currently under development.
What repeater hardware does the group use?
Our VHF repeater is a Tait T800 ii
Our UHF is a Yeasu VXR 5000
What is the intended coverage?
Our intended coverage area includes Plymouth and Saltash. Additionally, coverage extends along the South East Devon coast, reaching as far as Salcombe.
How is the group licensed from Ofcom?
The group operates under licensed use for each repeater type, for example, one UHF and one VHF business radio license. All licenses are currently registered in Martyn’s name.
VHF License: 1389010/1
UHF License: 1360336/2
Who can use the repeaters? are they publicly accessible?
All of our repeaters, VOIP gateway, and other radio systems are strictly private and intended for use by group members only. There is no public access to any of our systems. Unauthorized use without explicit written permission from the group founders, Martyn and Richard, is prohibited. Such use would be illegal under the Wireless Telegraphy Act and may result in prosecution.