updated repeaters page

_pages/repeaters.md

@@ -11,37 +11,30 @@ the Rochedale Scout Hall in 20 Rochedale Road, Rochedale, servicing the Greater
 
 ## DMR Repeater
 
-Our Motorola repeater operates from Rochedale. Set your radio on the following frequencies:
+Our repeater operates at the frequencies below:
 
-   * Listen on 438.725 MHz
-   * Transmit on 431.725 MHz
+* Output Frequency: 431.725 MHz
+* Input Frequency: 438.725 MHz
 
 ## 70cm
 
-Our 70cm repeater VK4RMC operates from Mt Cootha at the frequencies below. Our repeaters can be accessed via EchoLink if you currently have access so please try it out.
+Our repeater operates at the frequencies below:
 
-Andrew VK4QF has kindly donated the repeaters operational capabilities to BARC for club use.  Andrew will continue to maintain and service the repeater into the future.  
-
-Who is Andrew you might ask?  Well he is the man behind many 2m and 70cm repeaters in Qld.  He designed and installed the 2m linked repeater system – 6 by 2m repeaters at Springbrook, Cootha, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Bunya Mountains and Warwick.  These are all linked together and provide tremendous coverage over SE Qld.
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-* Output Frequency: 439.975 MHz
-* Input Frequency: 434.975 MHz (standard -5MHz offset)
-* Mode: Frequency Modulation
-* 91.5 CTCSS Tone
+* Output Frequency: 439.950 MHz
+* Input Frequency: 434.950 MHz
 
 ## 2m
 
-Our repeaters can be accessed via EchoLink if you currently have access so please try it out.
 
-Our 2 Metre Repeater operates at the frequencies below.
+Our repeater operates at the frequencies below:
 
 * Output Frequency: 147.925 MHz
 * Input Frequency: 147.325 MHz
 * CTCSS tone of 91.5 is required to access the repeater. 
 
 ## Parrot Repeater (recorder)
 
-A parrot repeater 145.225MHz FM with 3 minute record time has been sent up at Rochedale early October 2017.
+A parrot repeater 145.225MHz FM with 3 minute record time has been sent up at Rochedale.
 
 You can use this repeater to test your radios on and compare the difference between them and/or understand how that radio sounds to other listeners.
 
@@ -59,5 +52,3 @@ WSPR Beacon Transmitter has been installed at Rochedale Qld with LPFs for the 80
 
 Why use a WSPR Beacon?
 Behind the curtains the project is starting to discuss ways to analyze the data derived from all the global WSPR Beacons. Seems like we can get some big data analytics cracks aboard to correlate solar indices and Ionospheric Key figures with the beacon data with the help of machine learning algorithms. Eventually leading to better HF propagation forecasting.
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-Remember it's your hobby so get active and turn your radio on.