Best 10-meter FM Repeaters

[N1RIK]

My new 10 meter repeater is on the air now....

29.660 MHz -/offset - PL 107.2 (Vass / Ft. Bragg, North Carolina)

Currently it's linked into my 442.250 & 53.150 repeaters.  PL is on part-time... most times currently, PL tone is off.

73s ~ Bill, N1RIK

[KB0OXD]

You need to think of the phrase "all licensed amateurs" as meaning "all appropriately licensed amateurs" and it all makes sense.

You quoted the wrong person.  It's the OP who needs to define their meaning of "All" amateurs because as indicated elsewhere, Technicians in the US CANNOT get on 10 Meter FM (We can however get on 10M SSB from 28.3 to 28.5 & (If we want to) CW from 28.1 to 28.3)

Cheers & 73

[KB0OXD]

Sorry to report, the W0TX Denver 10m repeater is no longer in service.

As a local, when will it be back up?

Cheers & 73

[WB5ITT]

You need to think of the phrase "all licensed amateurs" as meaning "all appropriately licensed amateurs" and it all makes sense.

You quoted the wrong person.  It's the OP who needs to define their meaning of "All" amateurs because as indicated elsewhere, Technicians in the US CANNOT get on 10 Meter FM (We can however get on 10M SSB from 28.3 to 28.5 & (If we want to) CW from 28.1 to 28.3)

Cheers & 73

If the Tech is transmitting above 51.0MHz on FM and is crossbanded by a rptr on that band to 10m, it IS legal....but no, a Tech cannot transmit direct on 29MHz FM...

[N2VHZ]

Hi, the KQ2H at 29.620 MHz is excellent!
I used to get European FM stations on it when I lived in New Jersey, then when I lived in Europe, I used to be able to open it up from Germany, mobile, no less!
Also I used to access it from North Carolina, and now, here in Nebraska, I can still hear it and access it!
In other words, I've been able to access the KQ2H repeater anywhere I've been in the last 20 years!
I ALWAYS have 29.60 on the rig, scanner, or whatever I have, and if I hear it, I know it can hear me!
It is located in upstate NY.
Thanks, Ken N2VHZ