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NSW Repeaters.Xlsx SA REPEATERS Channel 1 Callsign Location Status VLF7 Wirraminna Station Unconfirmed MUR01 Murreebirie Hill Online YAR01 Mt Yardea Unconfirmed VLE1 Elizabeth Downs Online GPR01 Glue Pot Unconfirmed ART01 Artracoona Hill Unconfirmed OLA01 Olary Online YAN01 Leigh Creek Unconfirmed CDA01 Coppudurba Hill Unconfirmed VLA5 Northside Hill Unconfirmed PRC01 Price Hill Unconfirmed MJN01 Mt Jane North Unconfirmed VLD8 Billa Kalina Station Unconfirmed VLC5 Mulgathing Rocks Unconfirmed VLF4 Rocky River Unconfirmed VLD5 Ulgera Gap Unconfirmed Channel 2 Callsign Location Status VHD7 Cordillo Unconfirmed DIN02 Arkaroola Unconfirmed MAT02 Wilpena Online MUN02 Mungerannie Online CAD02 Cadney Park Unconfirmed PAR02 Parcoola Station Unconfirmed VN002 Bond Hill Unconfirmed WIL02 William Creek Online COR02 Iron Knob Unconfirmed VLG6 Cockburn Unconfirmed VLC9 Loxton Online CLV02 Mt Nield Unconfirmed VLA4 Kingoonya Unconfirmed BRP02 Black Rock Unconfirmed VLB7 Mt Crispe Unconfirmed MYP02 Myponga Hill Unconfirmed BOR02 Bordertown Online MTS02 Mt Scott Online VLD6 Mobella Station Unconfirmed 1 Channel 3 Location Status VHU8 Mudlankie Hill Unconfirmed ELD03 Lake Elder Bore Unconfirmed WIL03 The Pinnacle Unconfirmed REN03 Renmark Unconfirmed MOO03 Mooleulooloo Unconfirmed BLN03 Patawarta Hill Unconfirmed UNO03 Yarna Station Unconfirmed CTR03 Bald Hill Unconfirmed ADL03 Glenelg North Unconfirmed KBY03 Kerby Hill Unconfirmed ALN03 Alindee Hill Unconfirmed VLD9 Bulgunnia Homestead Unconfirmed VLE3 Glendambo Unconfirmed VLE8 Murnpeowie Station Unconfirmed VLE9 Stenhouse Bay Unconfirmed VWC3 Peter Hill Unconfirmed VLC8 Bulff Point Unconfirmed Channel 4 Callsign Location Status VLA1 Nundroo Unconfirmed COW04 Clifton Hills Unconfirmed 4-Mar Marla Unconfirmed EYR04 Lake Eyre North Unconfirmed CRN04 Parachilna Unconfirmed COO04 Coober Pedy Unconfirmed VLB9 Mt Bray Unconfirmed BAR04 Mt Rufus Unconfirmed PKI04 Paradana Unconfirmed BLF04 The Bluff Unconfirmed VLA8 Umberatana Station Unconfirmed NAR04 Brayward Hill Unconfirmed VLE2 Murtho Online VLD2 Commonwealth Hill Station Unconfirmed VLD7 Dalhousie Unconfirmed HAR04 Channel 5 Emergency Use ONLY WOD04 Location Status TER04 Mt Anakie Online BEN04 Mt Buller Online ARA04 Mt Currajung Unconfirmed 2 Channel 6 Callsign Location Status VLB6 Piniewirie Hill Unconfirmed WER06 Arkaroola Unconfirmed DUK06 Dulkananna Unconfirmed VLA9 St Francis Island Unconfirmed HEA6 Mt Hearne Unconfirmed PAR06 Paringa Unconfirmed WIL24 Willippa Unconfirmed WLG06 Wilgena Hill Unconfirmed NON06 Nonning Station Unconfirmed TIN06 Coonalpyn Hill Unconfirmed LST06 Bramfield Hill Unconfirmed VLB4 Mt Fox Unconfirmed VLC3 Kings Bluff Unconfirmed VLE6 Mt Alexander Unconfirmed VLF3 Alf Unconfirmed VLF6 Olympic Dam Unconfirmed Channel 7 Callsign Location Status LAN07 Vaughan Hill Unconfirmed VLC7 Muloorina Homestead Unconfirmed VLF5 Mount Gore Online MUT07 Mutooroo Homestead Unconfirmed AME07 Lake Amerarkoo Unconfirmed CHO07 Renmark Unconfirmed VLD4 Heaton Hill Unconfirmed PLA07 Hawker Unconfirmed PAN07 Pandie Pandie Unconfirmed CLR07 Quarry Hill Unconfirmed VLB8 Barton Hill Online VHF07 Mt Willoughby Unconfirmed UNO07 Mt Ive Unconfirmed Channel 8 Callsign Location Status LAN07 Vaughan Hill Unconfirmed VLC7 Muloorina Homestead Unconfirmed VLF5 Mount Gore Online MUT07 Mutooroo Homestead Unconfirmed AME07 Lake Amerarkoo Unconfirmed CHO07 Renmark Unconfirmed VLD4 Heaton Hill Unconfirmed PLA07 Hawker Unconfirmed PAN07 Pandie Pandie Unconfirmed CLR07 Quarry Hill Unconfirmed VLB8 Barton Hill Online VHF07 Mt Willoughby Unconfirmed 3UNO07 Mt Ive Unconfirmed 4.
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