Welcome to the Amateur Radio page
for Kenora, Ontario (Grid EN29ss)
and the Lake of the Woods tourist area
by VE3NNM
Brought to you by MapBlast!
A very special welcome to the thieves at the kenora.ca web site
who stop by from time to time to rip off the information I post here!
Visit their version of my page
or download the archive I made of it here. I'm glad they think my information is good enough to steal, I wish I could say the same about theirs!
Hey guys - I recently updated the OPP frequency info, so you'd better get busy and update your page too!
The area's FBB packet BBS was taken out of service in June 1999. The area's
TheNet Plus 2.08 packet nodes VE3JJS-2:ONKEN and
VE3RMU-2:ONSXN were removed from service a short time later.
APRS stations are the only packet radio resources available in Kenora at this time.
3750 kHz LSB - HF operators are welcome to participate in
the Northwest Ontario ARES net at 7:15 pm Central time. 3750 is used by
area HF operators as a calling and working frequency, and they can often
be heard there during the day and evening.
14.140 MHz USB - If you're looking for Canadian Hams,
this is the frequency to use! The "Canadian calling frequency" has
operators from across Canada monitoring throughout the day. On weekends,
14.140 hosts a national traffic net.
N.W. Ontario & Manitoba
Radio Clubs and Repeater Links
The OPP in this district have fully switched over to their FleetNet digital radio system as of February 2008.
Their communications can continue to be monitored with conventional FM-mode scanners by tuning to the in-car
repeater frequency of 410.8625 MHz.
The content of this web page is copyright 2001 through 2008 by Alan B Stevens
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/kenoraradio/
Web page first created: 06 October, 2001
Web page last modified 16 February, 2008 by VE3NNM
